GYOPO Diasporic Refractions: Symposium
In BP Hall
Seoul Festival
Co-curated by GYOPO and Sasami Ashworth, the Diasporic Refractions symposium combines conversation with an intimate performance by NoSo.
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Sat June 7, 2025 2pm
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GYOPO Diasporic Refractions: Symposium
Co-curated by musician and artist Sasami Ashworth, GYOPO Diasporic Refractions: Symposium brings into conversation musicians, scholars, and performers who draw upon their chosen crafts and Korean heritage to examine, deconstruct, and alter systems of oppression. To reinvent, survive, and resist has been an intrinsic part of the Korean experience. Artist presentations and a round table discussion will engage different perspectives on being part of the Korean diaspora—of sitting on the fault-line of eastern and western history and consciousness while deeply entrenched in the rituals, principles, and histories of violence in both the eastern and western worlds. This symposium is part of GYOPO Diasporic Refractions, which explores Korean diasporic experience through various interdisciplinary arts.
LA Phil Insight is generously supported by Linda and David Shaheen. Explore more at laphil.com/insight.
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