Sulje

Sulje

Taeho Choi

Taeho Choi is an independent curator and art director based in Seoul, working across exhibition-making, writing, and international collaboration. His practice addresses questions of mobility and identity, and examines how cultural meaning is formed and circulated across different geographic and institutional contexts. He has curated exhibitions and projects across Korea, Europe, and East Asia, and previously served as an international commissioner for the 13th Ulsan International Woodcut Print Festival. Alongside his curatorial work, he continues to write on contemporary art and visual culture, with an ongoing interest in connecting curatorial practice to international exhibition contexts. https://www.taehochoi.org/

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

In international exhibition practice, movement often appears self-evident. Curator Taeho Choi reflects on two recent exhibition projects in Riga and Tainan, and on how mobility quietly shapes curatorial decisions and responsibilities.

Mobility as Condition