Sewing, Startup Capitalism, & South Korea
Hi! In this video I discuss the significance of Kimsooja’s bottari sculptural sewing pieces, feminist perspectives on startup capitalism in Bengeluru, and Ham Kyungah’s threaded chandelier works in relation to South Korea’s questioned position as a sovereign state. I read a lot of cool books for this video so I hope it inspires you to browse them as well :)
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Art in the Consumer Debt Crisis: Klarna, Abercrombie & Fitch, Christine Sun Kim
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Bojagi: The Historical Korean Art of Gift-Giving
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Fabric Shopping & Crafting Workshops in Japan 🎏 🇯🇵
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Jon Stewart on Trump's "Meritocracy" & Desi Lydic on MAGA Moving Iran Goalposts | The Daily Show
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Tibetan Healing Sounds for Mind, Body & Soul | Relaxation, Sleep & Inner Peace
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Being a White Man in South Korea
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The PROBLEM with Capitalism - Smarter Every Day 316
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Fall asleep while I build a town into a city (from nothing)
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Someone can’t get you off their mind… let’s find out why 🔮 timeless pick a card tarot reading
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Na Hye-Sok: Korea’s First Radical Feminist Artist
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how one company broke sewing for EVERYONE
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China quietly saved the world last month
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Clara Mattei: capitalism is not natural - it’s enforced
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Cataloguing My ENTIRE Wardrobe to Improve My Collecting Habits
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bring ugliness back to the movies ❤️
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Where to go fabric shopping in Seoul, South Korea. 한국에서 원단쇼핑했어요
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Why Did Chinese Mothers Bind Their Daughters' Feet? Cruel Reality of Foot Binding
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Endless murders and cabinet chaos under embarrassing Merz: Markus Krall settles the score mercile...
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