With support and funding from Humanities Washington, the program located in Richland, WA continues this fall 2019 with the arrival of artist and creative scholar . Philippe Hyojung Kim (b. 1989) often experiments with various materials and mediums in response to his immediate surroundings to create poured paint-made objects that exist in the space between painting and sculpture. His work references queer identity, artificiality, and language while refraining from traditional figurative representation. Philippe is a current member of SOIL Artist-Run Gallery and a co-founder/curator of , an experimental art space in downtown Seattle. Philippe received his MFA in Painting from Central Washington University, and he currently lives and works in Seattle with his husband, Drew, and their dog, Jack.
Philippe will be in residence with the GHCC from September 3-13, 2019 and will be hosting a lecture and artist talk (free + open to the public) Tuesday, September 10 @ 10:30am – 12:00pm @ Washington State University TC, .
+ÌýPlease join us on September 10 @ 10:30am for Philippe’s lecture and extend this invitation to your friends, family, and colleagues. +
GHCC Resident:Philippe Hyojung Kim
Residency Period: September 3 -13, 2019
Open Office/Studio Hours: Times + Location TBD
Public Lecture: Tuesday, September 10 @ 10:30am – 12:00pm @ Washington State University TC,Â
Public Art Workshop Event: September 2019, Date + Location TBD
(GHCCRes) is a visiting scholar residency program in Richland, WA. The GHCCRes seeks to serve as a forum for discourse and creativity for all communities in WA, particularly seeking input from marginalized, underrepresented and/or disenfranchised groups, especially in rural and suburban areas in central and eastern Washington. GHCC programs have been supported with grants from the Washington State Arts Commission, Humanities Washington, & the Common Field Network. For more information on GHCC facilitated programs, please contact GHCCRes Director Peter Christenson.