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DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12732749.v1
title: In Her Dream: Exhibition, ICA Studio, London, 10th - 15th February 2015

description: <b>In Her Dream</b> is a solo project commissioned by <i>fig-2</i>, consisting of a live performance, an installation and video at the ICA theatre and Studios in February 2015. It was a multidisciplinary and intercultural performance, inspired by the true story of a woman who murdered her abuser, forcing riots and legal reform on domestic violence in Korea.<br><br>This item contains a contextual outline, an exhibition plan, and 4 exhibition views. <br><br>This item documents the installation and video that formed Young In Hong's exhibition of <b>In Her Dream </b>at the ICA Studio. Echoing the baroque style of the <b>In Her Dream </b>performance, the installation took the form of 2 pillars draped in gold fabric and the video was a full length documentation of the performance that was staged at the ICA theatre in the same week. A publication, '<i>fig-2: 50 projects in 50 weeks'</i> was produced to document all 50 works created for the programme, including <b>In Her Dream</b>, the 6th project in the series. The book was edited by <i>fig-2</i> curator, Fatos Ustek, and edited by Black Dog Press.<br><br><b>Photography: Sylvain Deleu. Images used with permission, courtesy of the photographer and the ICA.<br></b><b><br>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12732749
title: In Her Dream: Exhibition, ICA Studio, London, 10th - 15th February 2015

description: <b>In Her Dream</b> is a solo project commissioned by <i>fig-2</i>, consisting of a live performance, an installation and video at the ICA theatre and Studios in February 2015. It was a multidisciplinary and intercultural performance, inspired by the true story of a woman who murdered her abuser, forcing riots and legal reform on domestic violence in Korea.<br><br>This item contains a contextual outline, an exhibition plan, and 4 exhibition views. <br><br>This item documents the installation and video that formed Young In Hong's exhibition of <b>In Her Dream </b>at the ICA Studio. Echoing the baroque style of the <b>In Her Dream </b>performance, the installation took the form of 2 pillars draped in gold fabric and the video was a full length documentation of the performance that was staged at the ICA theatre in the same week. A publication, '<i>fig-2: 50 projects in 50 weeks'</i> was produced to document all 50 works created for the programme, including <b>In Her Dream</b>, the 6th project in the series. The book was edited by <i>fig-2</i> curator, Fatos Ustek, and edited by Black Dog Press.<br><br><b>Photography: Sylvain Deleu. Images used with permission, courtesy of the photographer and the ICA.<br></b><b><br>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12739214
title: In Her Dream 2015 : Process and Development

description: <b>In Her Dream</b> is a solo project commissioned by <i>fig-2</i>, consisting of a live performance, an installation and video at the ICA theatre and Studios in February 2015. It was a multidisciplinary and intercultural performance, inspired by the true story of a woman who murdered her abuser, forcing riots and legal reform on domestic violence in Korea.<br><br>This item contains an outline of the projects process and development, a Delfina <i>Performance and Process</i> Programme (link provided below, courtesy of Delfina), 4 artists drawings, a collage and final performance plan.<br><br>This item documents the processes and stages of development undergone in the creation of the performance and exhibition of <b>In Her Dream </b>at the ICA in February 2015. This includes Young In Hong's participation in <i>Performance As Process, </i>a 10 week residency curated by Gabriela Salgado and hosted by Delfina Foundation, to support artists to focus on the performative aspect of their practice.<br><b>Below are links to rehearsals at the artists studio and to music and dance references for the performers.</b><b>Rehearsal videos 6.45mins and 6 mins:</b><b>1. https://youtu.be/NvlQ3I6B5dM</b><b>2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0g3ssOpTfw</b><b><br></b><b>Music Reference: </b><b>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ss_elKaEhnw 14.38mins.<br></b><b>Dance Reference - <i>Salpuri </i>(Shamanic Korean dance).</b><b>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubRo6V4aUc8 5.09mins.<br></b><b><br>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12739214.v1
title: In Her Dream 2015 : Process and Development

description: <b>In Her Dream</b> is a solo project commissioned by <i>fig-2</i>, consisting of a live performance, an installation and video at the ICA theatre and Studios in February 2015. It was a multidisciplinary and intercultural performance, inspired by the true story of a woman who murdered her abuser, forcing riots and legal reform on domestic violence in Korea.<br><br>This item contains an outline of the projects process and development, a Delfina <i>Performance and Process</i> Programme (link provided below, courtesy of Delfina), 4 artists drawings, a collage and final performance plan.<br><br>This item documents the processes and stages of development undergone in the creation of the performance and exhibition of <b>In Her Dream </b>at the ICA in February 2015. This includes Young In Hong's participation in <i>Performance As Process, </i>a 10 week residency curated by Gabriela Salgado and hosted by Delfina Foundation, to support artists to focus on the performative aspect of their practice.<br><b>Below are links to rehearsals at the artists studio and to music and dance references for the performers.</b><b>Rehearsal videos 6.45mins and 6 mins:</b><b>1. https://youtu.be/NvlQ3I6B5dM</b><b>2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0g3ssOpTfw</b><b><br></b><b>Music Reference: </b><b>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ss_elKaEhnw 14.38mins.<br></b><b>Dance Reference - <i>Salpuri </i>(Shamanic Korean dance).</b><b>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubRo6V4aUc8 5.09mins.<br></b><b><br>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.14305262
title: In Her Dream: Archive Images and Contextual News Articles and Essay Extract.

description: <b>In Her Dream</b> is a solo project commissioned by <i>fig-2</i>, consisting of a live performance, an installation and video at the ICA theatre and Studios in February 2015. It was a multidisciplinary and intercultural performance, inspired by the true story of a woman who murdered her abuser, forcing riots and legal reform on domestic violence in Korea.<br><br>This item contains archival images of Global Women's Movements and Protests including in Korea, 2 news articles on the plight of Kim Bu Naum and an extract of an essay on the anti sexual violence movement in Korea.<br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.14305262.v1
title: In Her Dream: Archive Images and Contextual News Articles and Essay Extract.

description: <b>In Her Dream</b> is a solo project commissioned by <i>fig-2</i>, consisting of a live performance, an installation and video at the ICA theatre and Studios in February 2015. It was a multidisciplinary and intercultural performance, inspired by the true story of a woman who murdered her abuser, forcing riots and legal reform on domestic violence in Korea.<br><br>This item contains archival images of Global Women's Movements and Protests including in Korea, 2 news articles on the plight of Kim Bu Naum and an extract of an essay on the anti sexual violence movement in Korea.<br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4642827
title: Bias corrected climate change data Jucar basin

description: The datasets contain bias-corrected precipitation and temperature monthly time series for the Jucar river basin (Spain), according to several combinations of Global Climate Models (GCMs) and Regional Climate Models (RCMs) and 2 climate change scenarios (RCP 4.5 and RCP 8.5) from 2011 to 2070. Data for each scenario and model combination are provided in *.xlsx format at sub-basin level.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4642826
title: Bias corrected climate change data Jucar basin

description: The datasets contain bias-corrected precipitation and temperature monthly time series for the Jucar river basin (Spain), according to several combinations of Global Climate Models (GCMs) and Regional Climate Models (RCMs) and 2 climate change scenarios (RCP 4.5 and RCP 8.5) from 2011 to 2070. Data for each scenario and model combination are provided in *.xlsx format at sub-basin level.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12230285
title: The Moon's Trick: 300 Word Statement

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of 3 key works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br>This item contains a 300 Word Statement on <b>The Moon's Trick.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12230285.v1
title: The Moon's Trick: 300 Word Statement

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of 3 key works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br>This item contains a 300 Word Statement on <b>The Moon's Trick.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12302540
title: The Moons Trick: Research Questions

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br>This item contains Research Questions for Young In Hong's <b>The Moons Trick </b>Collection.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12302540.v1
title: The Moons Trick: Research Questions

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br>This item contains Research Questions for Young In Hong's <b>The Moons Trick </b>Collection.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.14298416.v1
title: The Moons Trick: Research Timeline and Research Material

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br>This Item contains a Research Timeline for <b>The Moons Trick </b>and the poem <i>A game Played In The Moon </i>1953, by Su-Young Kim, which was translated by Hong and inspired the title of this body of work.<br>Also included is the exhibition catalogue for The Moon's Trick, created by the KCC, which is copyright protected.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.14298416
title: The Moons Trick: Research Timeline and Research Material

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br>This Item contains a Research Timeline for <b>The Moons Trick </b>and the poem <i>A game Played In The Moon </i>1953, by Su-Young Kim, which was translated by Hong and inspired the title of this body of work.<br>Also included is the exhibition catalogue for The Moon's Trick, created by the KCC, which is copyright protected.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12230882
title: The Moon's Trick: A Fire That Never Dies, (6 Embroidery Works), 14th January - 20th February 2016, Cecilla Hilstrom Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden.

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation and performance), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br><br>This item contains images of the 6 individual embroidery works, 5 exhibition views at Cecilla Hilstrom Gallery, Stockholm in 2016, 5 exhibition views at the Korean Cultural Centre, London in 2017 and 2 at the Exeter Phoenix in 2018. There is also a document of contextual detail on each of the 6 embroidery works.<br><br>This item documents 6 large scale embroidery works which were exhibited in Young In Hong's solo exhibition <b>A Fire That Never Dies</b> in 2016 at the Cecilla Holstrom Gallery in Stockholm, then again in 2017 and 2018 as one of three key works in <b>The Moon's Trick</b> at the Korean Cultural Centre, London and Exeter Phoenix. <b>A Fire That Never Dies </b>introduced a series of works that deal with the image of fire, light and lanterns associated with collective rituals, folk beliefs and political demonstrations in London and Seoul.<br><br>The 6 embroidery works featured in <b>A Fire That Never Dies</b> became crucial works in developing the course of the research which culminated in <b>The Moons Trick </b>where they formed 1 of the 3 key works in the exhibition.<br><br><b>Photography: Jean-Baptiste Beranger, Luke Andrew Walker, Kii Studios & Photography, Kim Minseung. Used with permission by photographers and Exeter Phoenix, Cecilia Hillstrom Gallery and the Korean Cultural Centre.<br><br>Catalogue and poster included with permission courtesy of the Cecilia Hillstrom Gallery.<br></b><b><br>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12248612
title: The Moons Trick: Prayers 1-39 (Sound Installation and 39 Drawings) 2017, The Korean Cultural Centre, 2017 London, Exeter Phoenix, 2018.

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br><br>This item contains a descripton of <b>Prayers 1-39, </b>an audio extract of the Installation, 8 photo-score drawings, 8 exhibition views at 2 venues, 1 pdf of an Artists Book 'Prayers 2017' (produced by Young In Hong with funding from the KCC), an exhibition catalogue, and press release.<br><br>This item documents <b>Prayers 1-39 </b> which is comprised of 39 drawings and a sound installation. The 39 drawings were stitch-drawn based on selected photographs of incidents in post war Korea. The embroidered lines of these drawings in turn became photo scores for the immersive sound installation.<br><br><b>Photography: Kii Studios & Photography, Luke Andrew Walker. Photography and video included courtesy of the Korean Cultural Centre (KCC) and Exeter Phoenix. Used with permission. </b><br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12240644
title: The Moons Trick: Looking Down From The Sky (A Performance) 2017, The Korean Cultural Centre, 2017 London, Exeter Pheonix, 2018.

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br><br>This item contains a performance outline, 5 images of the 5 panelled photoscore, at the Korean Cultural Centre, 2017 and Exeter Phoenix in 2018, 15 performance images at both venues, a video of the performance at KCC, a performance layout, a completed score arrangement, an exhibition poster, and press release.<br><br><b>Looking Down from the Sky</b> is a piece of music composed by Young In Hong and written as embroidered notes based on post war Korean photographs. The entire piece consisted of 5 sections and was performed live by the artist and 6 vocalists and musicians at the opening of the exhibition.<br><br><b>Photography: Kii Studios & Photography, Luke Andrew Walker. Images used with permission courtesy of the photographers and the Korean Cultural Centre & Exeter Phoenix.<br><br>Videography included courtesy of the Korean Cultural Centre.</b><br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law</b>.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12240644.v1
title: The Moons Trick: Looking Down From The Sky (A Performance) 2017, The Korean Cultural Centre, 2017 London, Exeter Pheonix, 2018.

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br><br>This item contains a performance outline, 5 images of the 5 panelled photoscore, at the Korean Cultural Centre, 2017 and Exeter Phoenix in 2018, 15 performance images at both venues, a video of the performance at KCC, a performance layout, a completed score arrangement, an exhibition poster, and press release.<br><br><b>Looking Down from the Sky</b> is a piece of music composed by Young In Hong and written as embroidered notes based on post war Korean photographs. The entire piece consisted of 5 sections and was performed live by the artist and 6 vocalists and musicians at the opening of the exhibition.<br><br><b>Photography: Kii Studios & Photography, Luke Andrew Walker. Images used with permission courtesy of the photographers and the Korean Cultural Centre & Exeter Phoenix.<br><br>Videography included courtesy of the Korean Cultural Centre.</b><br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law</b>.
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12280277.v1
title: The Moons Trick: Research and Process

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br><br>This item contains 1 contextual document, 3 images documenting a research trip, and 6 images of Young In Hong's working process.<br><br>This item documents Young In Hong's research trip to Seoul and Jeju Island, South Korea in 2017, where she conducted research into shamanic rituals and worked with an archive of post war North and South Korean photographs at Seoul Museum of History. This research was key in developing her performance work <b>Looking Down From The Sky </b>2018<b>.</b>Photography by the artist.<br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>
DOI: 10.17870/bathspa.12280277
title: The Moons Trick: Research and Process

description: <b>The Moon's Trick</b> is an exhibition of two new commissions (a sound installation, <b>Prayers 1-39 </b>and performance, <b>Looking Down From The Sky</b>), and a series of 6 embroidery works that explore the dialogue between embroidery, sound and musical performance. Drawing on an archive of post war Korean photographs Young In Hong looks at the unexplored time and space of history by translating it in multiple ways.<br><br>This item contains 1 contextual document, 3 images documenting a research trip, and 6 images of Young In Hong's working process.<br><br>This item documents Young In Hong's research trip to Seoul and Jeju Island, South Korea in 2017, where she conducted research into shamanic rituals and worked with an archive of post war North and South Korean photographs at Seoul Museum of History. This research was key in developing her performance work <b>Looking Down From The Sky </b>2018<b>.</b>Photography by the artist.<br><br><b>The work is under copyright and may not be used without permission. Use of this repository acknowledges cooperation with its policies and relevant copyright law.</b>