Keumhwa Kim is a Berlin-based curator, art historian and exhibition maker. She completed her studies in Museology (Diploma) and Art History (Master of Arts) in Berlin. In her master's thesis, Kim focused on the topic: Garden Staging in Installation Art: Eliasson, Ondak, Broodthaers. Her work explores transcultural discourses, questions responsibilities in a postcolonial context, and addresses the conditions of a (post-)anthropocene world. She brings together artists, curators and researchers, uses unconventional spaces in her exhibitions, initiates interventions in the public and advises institutions for exhibition concepts, collections and curatorial programms. She also conceives and moderates symposia that critically examine the global-local contexts of our present and are dedicated to the exchange between contemporary art from Europe and Asia. Her projects have been prominently showcased in various institutions and public spaces across Berlin. She is currently a board member of Art4Biodiversity uG and a research member of Gebol Lab. Additionally, she is a recipient of the 2024 Artistic Research Fellowship from the Berlin Senate Department for Culture and Social Cohesion.

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