NJP Reader #8 – Future Museum: Public to Commons
Editor
Lee Sooyoung
Contribution
Massimiliano Mollona, Seon Ryeong Cho, Jinkyoung Lee, Taehun Lim, Franco Berardi ‘Bifo’, Taeyoon Choi, Binna Choi, Ade Darmawan, Sohyun Park
Published on
Dec 31, 2018
ISSN
2092-9315
Nam June Paik Art Center hosted the 2018 International Symposium, ‘The Gift of Nam June Paik 10’ from October 12th to 13th under the title, Future Museum: From Public to Commons. The international symposium series, ‘The Gift of Nam June Paik’ also welcomed its 10th anniversary and it has been designed to review the past decade of Nam June Paik Art Center.
Experimenting the ‘commons model’ as a new ontology to unfold as well as a communication method, the symposium initiated from thinking about ‘after the future’, and examined the political, aesthetic, economic and technical conditions necessary to become the commons, and further discuss the practical measures of the commons movement, currently occurring in the art scene worldwide.
The outcomes of the symposium are presented in the form to be shared by anyone and will be rich sources for thinking about a future museum. According to Nam June Paik, thinking about the future is the role of the artist. Ultimately, anyone can think about the future and be an artist.
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Contents
Foreword _ Suh Jinsuk
Future Museum: Public to Commons _ Lee Sooyoung
Part I
ARTCOMMONS. The Legacy of Nam June Paik for the Museum of the Commons_Massimiliano Mollona
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Community, The Common, and Art_Cho Seon Ryeong
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Art as Commons, Museum as Commons_Lee
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A Future Museum: The Commons of Germs, Worms and Humans_Lim Taehun
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Art in the Hell_Franco Berardi ‘Bifo’
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Part II
Non-binary Futures_ Choi Taeyoon
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How do the Commons Look like?
An incomplete story from a slow metamorphosis of becoming Casco Art Institute: Working for the Commons_ Choi Binna
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From Living Room to Gudskul_Ade Darmawan
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The Publicness of Post-public: National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Petition 4 art, Commoning_Park Sohyun
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