Kim Jimin

Kim Jimin created two large, two-dimensional artworks during his residency: Fan 3.6, and Oxymoron. Spanning 3.6 metres in diameter, the large-scale work Fan 3.6 was exhibited suspended from the entrance to Kawabata Shotengai Arcade. In addition, he also photographed hundreds of digital images of the gate, storage building and precinct of Miyajidake Shrine in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. From these he created the stop-motion animation work, Fan.

‘A Submarine World Composed of Stickers’
September 24 – With 96 third-graders from Kamo Elementary School (venue: Artists’ Studio)
September 28 – With 97 third-graders from Arita Elementary School (venue: Artists’ Studio)
October 19 – With 10 elementary and junior high school students (venue: Fukuoka City Children’s Hospital)
October 28 – With 57 sixth-graders from Kanayama Elementary School (venue: Artists’ Studio)

September 10 – With 56 Year 3 students from Higashi Sumiyoshi Junior High School (venue: Ajibi Hall)
November 2 – With 60 sixth-graders from Mitoma Elementary School (venue: Ajibi Hall)
November 13 – Introducing his artwork as part of the event lineup for the 10th Winds of Artist in Residence Exhibition Part II (58 general admissions, 8F lobby)

November 13 – 28
‘10th Winds of Artist in Residence Exhibition Part II’, Artists’ Gallery, FAAM 8F lobby, Kawabata Shotengai Arcade

November 3 – Art tour (60 general admissions, starting at FAAM Artists’ Gallery and concluding at Kawabata Shotengai Arcade)