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학술저널
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백승한 (연세대학교)
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한국근현대미술사학회 한국근현대미술사학 한국근현대미술사학 제31집
발행연도
2016.7
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119 - 146 (28page)

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This article aims to examine the affective dimension of cityscapes in contemporary Korea through one particular artwork: Korean artist Choi Jeong-hwa’s 2004 installation work titled 〈Anybody Anything Anyway〉. In doing so, it takes the scholarship of affect as a point of discussion, from which to explore the vibrancy and dynamism of ordinary commercial cityscapes in the country that most often consist of a myriad of billboards, neon signs, and banners prevalent throughout the entire urban realm, instead of considering them simply to be the exemplars of commodity fetishism and urban degeneration. Often known as an artist who freely meanders the lines between the artistic and the popular, the sublime and the vulgar, and between the spectacular and the ordinary, for this installation Choi collects a number of discarded banners from the storages of local authorities, in order to temporarily transform Arco Art Center, one of the representative art museums located in Seoul, into the space of festivity. What results is a flexible realm between the public and the private, in which unruly forces and affective intensities are released and thus generate an inflected sense of community that is commercially through and through. His installation is spectacular in the sense that it displaces all the various texts and images inscribed on banners onto the same plane, without imposing them any clearly defined hierarchies; furthermore, it sets up an interesting equilibrium between urban chaos and the poetics of space, as marked by the museum that was designed by Kim Swoo-geun, the renowned architect in modern Korea. However, Choi complicates what is meant by the spectacular, by bringing forth a visual and spatial recomposition through his work so that one is able to find instances of everyday life, or “smells of life” immanent in the space of the everyday. By closely looking at the details of the installation, also paying particular attention to the moods and affectivities that arise, this article claims that one would be able to find senses of ambivalence through the inflected cityscape that is at once spectacular and ordinary, distracting and sense-making, and resistant and enchanting.

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Ⅰ. 들어가며
Ⅱ. 정동 이론과 도시
Ⅲ. 최정화의 설치작업, 그리고 현대 한국의 도시와 일상생활
Ⅳ. 최정화의 〈아무나 아무거나 아무렇게나〉(2004)
Ⅴ. 나가며
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