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Cody Choi, visual artist and cultural theorist was born in Seoul in 1961. He attended Korea University Sociology major, Korea and Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, California, USA.

He taught at New York University, New York, USA from 1994 - 2004 and Hongik University, Seoul, Korea from 2004 - 2011. He currently works in Seoul Korea.

His artwork has been featured in many solo and group exhibitions in Europe, USA and Asia. His exhibitions include retrospective ' Cody Choi: Culture Cuts' traveling in European from 2015 - 2017 and 2017 Venice Biennale Korean Pavilion. He is the author and co-author of 'Cody Choi: Culture Cuts, König books, Germany, 2015', 'Topography of 20th Century Culture. Culturegrapher, Korea, 2010', 'Topography of Contemporary Culture. Culturegrapher, Korea, 2006', 'Topography of 20th Century Culture for Understanding Contemporary Culture.

Ahn Graphics, Korea, 2006', 'Cultural Shift Hatter: Cody Choi 1986-2003, Paradise Media Press, Korea, 2003', “Cody Choi Fairwell to the 20th Century, Deitch Projects, New York, 1998' Cultural Indigestion “How hard it is to digest one’s fellow men! First principle: to summon one’s courage as in misfortune, to fall to boldly, to admire oneself in the process, to grit one’s teeth on one’s repugnance, and to swallow one’s nausea. (Friedrich Nietzsche)”, Beginning in the later 1980s Cody Choi impetuously fabricated his own visceral legend. Now, near the end of the second decade of the 21 st century, he stares himself down as it creates him back. Choi relocated with his family from Seoul, Korea, to the U.S.

At the age of 22, and his story is founded in the collision and fragmentation of cultures, in the disturbance, sublimation and reallocation of a shifted sexuality, and in the ironic armament he musters to wage surrogate war with the titanic period icons of Western visual culture – classical Greek sculpture, Michelangelo, Auguste Rodin. Driver Hsdpa Usb Modem Alcatel Pour Windows 8. Choi’s career-long investigation turns on the symbolic weight, moral burden, cultural achievements and social costs of the “economic miracle” achieved in South Korea during the artist’s lifetime, beginning in the decade following the end of the Korean War in 1953. Welchman, 2017 This is a conception of space that is territorial and not symbolic.

When I look at Cody Choi’s paintings I see the dark space of the army blankets as a territory in dispute, as the site of a war of cultures. Here, various culture-specific poetic systems battle it out. I would assume then that this is what the viewer on either side of the ocean will discern: that these paintings are views of an unstable world - a dyspeptic universe. Subheim Approach 2008 Rar.

– Mike Kelley, 1992.

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