Biografia
Korean Artist born in Japan. Based in Tokyo. Yumi Song’s work often takes the form of narrative installation or project-based presentation that deal with the notion of memories and personal experiences. She is currently director of Kazenosawa museum and has worked as a curator for Art festivals in Fukushima and Shizuoka, Japan.
Lives and works in Tokyo, Japan.
2015 Granted from Japanese Government Overseas Study Programme for Artists, Agency for Cultural Affairs, Japan to co-curate the exhibition, “When the Wind Blows” at Millennium Court Arts Centre, Portadown, Northern Ireland
2015 Co-curator, “When the Wind Blows”, Millennium Court Arts Centre, Portadown
2014 Curator, “Traveling Theory” in "Fujinoyama Biennale 2014”, Shizuoka
2013-current Director, Kazenosawa Museum of Art, Miyagi
2013-current Director, "Arafudo Art Annual”, Fukushima
2011 Curator, “Diary box” in “Box - Store, Carry, Send”, Setagaya, Tokyo
2010 Curator, “Grab it!”, Shinshu International Music Village, Nagano
2008 Assistant curator, “Gigmenta 2008 - Current Bigakko which has run since 1996”, Art Complex Center, Tokyo
2014 Symposium, "Erinnerung von der Katastropfe in Fukishima in-mit den öffentlichen Künstlern und Wissenscaftlern, Archiv zu schaffen”,
Leipzig University, Leipzig / University of Bonn, Bonn / Berlin
2013 Lecturer, “Locality and art”, Undergraduate Research Student Program , The University of Tokyo Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, Tokyo
2011-2012 Co-director, “Workshop for everybody”, Suginami, Tokyo
