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Jennie E. Park is a South Korea-born and Southern California-based American immigrant artist, writer and curator interested in interdisciplinarity and integrated approaches to honesty. (In)visibility and (in)vulnerability, and world-generating dynamics of entanglement and truthful paradox, recur as practices, tools or puzzles she explores through her multimedia, project-based work. Her most recent body of work explores the erotic (Audre Lorde), Neutral (Roland Barthes) and generic as substitutional, competing or coarticulating vortices of comfort, belonging and liberation. 

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Her artwork has been internationally exhibited through galleries, film festivals, fairs, and community and office spaces, including most recently at Axis Gallery (Sacramento), Helen J Gallery (Los Angeles) and MOAH:CEDAR (Lancaster) where she received the 2022 City of Lancaster Mayor's Award and Assistant City Manager's Award. In 2020 and 2021, she received MOZAIK Future Art Awards in nationwide exhibitions; she has written for Artillery and other arts publications for over a decade, and in 2021 received a MOZAIK Future Art Writers Award. A California-licensed attorney, her prior graduate degrees in law and in cognitive psychology inform her art and writing practices.

 

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