Selected recent presentations
2017
"Dislocated, Inspired, Connected: With a focus on Korean Inspiration", Korean Cultural Centre Theatre, Ottawa, CA
Panelists: Caroline Andrieux, Brendan Fernandes, June Pak, Stefan St-Laurent and Pavitra Wickramasinghe
Moderator: Jinny Yu
2016
Guest Lecture: "Ethnic (In)Visibility and Visual Representation", The Art of Asia, York University, Toronto
2015
Guest Lecture: "(In)Visibility | Ethnicity | Hyphenation", Graduate Seminar, York University
2014
“Locating Multiculturalism Between Commodification and Ideology” (Peer-reviewed paper presentation), Asian Canadian Studies Conference (OISE) What Difference Does ‘Asian Canadian’ Make? Power, Knowledge, and Resistance, University of Toronto, Toronto, CA
“Visibility | Ethnicity | Identity: Studying Through The Invisible Transformation Project and Paint Job” (Peer-reviewed paper presentation), Canada: Place, Space, and the Politics of Identity, Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies, York University, Toronto, CA
“Visual Representation of Ethnicity at the Location of Hyphenation”, Visual Spectacle in contemporary Asian Art (Graduate Seminar), York University, Toronto, CA (Prof. Nell Tenhaaf)
2013
“International Artists Research Presentation”, Community Space Litmus, Ansan, KR
“Is Multiculturalism Well-Package Idealism?: Asian Ethnicity in Canadian Television” (Peer-reviewed paper presentation), Context and Meaning XII: Making and Breaking Identity, Grad Conference, Queen’s University, Kingston, CA
“Is Multiculturalism Well-Package Idealism?: Asian Ethnicity in Canadian Television” (Peer-reviewed paper presentation), Dis/Placing the East/West Binary: Aesthetic and Cultural Crossover in Film and Visual Culture, Conference, Cardiff University, Cardiff, Wales, UK (read the symposium report by Hiu M. Chan here)
2011
"Re-imagining Hyphenated Identity: What does it mean to become Korean-Canadian?", Gender Sexuality Ethnicity (VISA 3001), York University, Toronto, CA. (Prof. Jon Baturin)
“Community/Art/Artist”
Art, Politics and Society (VISA 3680), York University, Toronto, CA (Prof. Hong Kal)
"Dislocated, Inspired, Connected: With a focus on Korean Inspiration", Korean Cultural Centre Theatre, Ottawa, CA
Panelists: Caroline Andrieux, Brendan Fernandes, June Pak, Stefan St-Laurent and Pavitra Wickramasinghe
Moderator: Jinny Yu
2016
Guest Lecture: "Ethnic (In)Visibility and Visual Representation", The Art of Asia, York University, Toronto
2015
Guest Lecture: "(In)Visibility | Ethnicity | Hyphenation", Graduate Seminar, York University
2014
“Locating Multiculturalism Between Commodification and Ideology” (Peer-reviewed paper presentation), Asian Canadian Studies Conference (OISE) What Difference Does ‘Asian Canadian’ Make? Power, Knowledge, and Resistance, University of Toronto, Toronto, CA
“Visibility | Ethnicity | Identity: Studying Through The Invisible Transformation Project and Paint Job” (Peer-reviewed paper presentation), Canada: Place, Space, and the Politics of Identity, Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies, York University, Toronto, CA
“Visual Representation of Ethnicity at the Location of Hyphenation”, Visual Spectacle in contemporary Asian Art (Graduate Seminar), York University, Toronto, CA (Prof. Nell Tenhaaf)
2013
“International Artists Research Presentation”, Community Space Litmus, Ansan, KR
“Is Multiculturalism Well-Package Idealism?: Asian Ethnicity in Canadian Television” (Peer-reviewed paper presentation), Context and Meaning XII: Making and Breaking Identity, Grad Conference, Queen’s University, Kingston, CA
“Is Multiculturalism Well-Package Idealism?: Asian Ethnicity in Canadian Television” (Peer-reviewed paper presentation), Dis/Placing the East/West Binary: Aesthetic and Cultural Crossover in Film and Visual Culture, Conference, Cardiff University, Cardiff, Wales, UK (read the symposium report by Hiu M. Chan here)
2011
"Re-imagining Hyphenated Identity: What does it mean to become Korean-Canadian?", Gender Sexuality Ethnicity (VISA 3001), York University, Toronto, CA. (Prof. Jon Baturin)
“Community/Art/Artist”
Art, Politics and Society (VISA 3680), York University, Toronto, CA (Prof. Hong Kal)
