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Hye-Rim Lee Biography
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Bachelor of Music (Voice) Ewha Women’s University, Seoul, Korea
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2002 |
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BFA, Elam School of Fine Art, The University of Auckland
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2002 |
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Elam Art Scholarship
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Bachelor of Fine Arts (Intermedia) Elam School of Fine Arts, The University of Auckland, New Zealand
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Arts Board: New Work, Creative New Zealand
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2004 |
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Screen Innovation Production Fund, A partnership between Creative New Zealand and the NZ Film Commission
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Asia NZ Foundation Fund, Arts Board: Creative and Professional Development, Creative New Zealand
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2006 |
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Screen Innovation Production Fund, A partnership between Creative New Zealand and the NZ Film Commission
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2007 |
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International Studio and Curatorial Program, Artist in Residence, New York
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Lives and works in New York and Auckland, New Zealand
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| Selected Exhibitions |
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2008
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The Subject Now, curated by Tina Barton, Adam Gallery, Wellington, New Zealand
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2008
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Mirror States, curated by Kathy Cleland, Cambelltown Arts Center, Sydney
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2008
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Luxury of Love, curated by Davide Centineo, Vanina Holasek Gallery, New York
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2007
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BOOM BOOM: super heroine super beauty, 24HR ART: The NT Centre for Contemporary Art, Darwin, Australia (solo)
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2007
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Obsession/Love Forever, Starkwhite, Auckland (solo)
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2007
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ISCP Open Studio Weekend, curated by Sara Reisman, International Studio & Curatorial Program, New York
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2007
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Business and Pleasure volume 2, curated by Rita Palma International Studio & Curatorial Program, New York
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2007
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The New Media Festival 07, Hardcore Art Contemporary Space, Miami
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2007
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Shall We Smell?, curated by Myung Jee Bae Space C, Coreana Museum of Art, Seoul
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2007
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Group Show Part 2, Kukje Gallery, Seoul
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2007
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Group Show Part 2: Hye Rim Lee, Kyung Jeon, Hideaki Kawashima, and YP, Kukje Gallery, Seoul
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2006
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The sea that has two names, videoart from Korea, Casa Asia, Barcelona, curator: Cristina de la Fuente, Manu Park
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2006
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Trust Waikato National Contemporary Art Award, Waikato Museum of Art and History, Hamilton
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2006
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Power Ball 6, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Toronto
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2006
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OFF LOOP ’06 Festival, New Zealand Scapes, Espai Liceu, Barcelona, curator: Mercedes Vicente
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2006
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OFF LOOP ’06 Festival, Busan Biennale 2006, Casa Asia, Barcelona, curator: Manu Park
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2006
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Candyland, Starkwhite, Auckland (solo)
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2006
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Candyland, Starkwhite, Auckland (solo)
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2005
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Super Toy, Show, Wellington (solo)
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2005
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Powder Room, The Gus Fisher Gallery, Auckland (solo)
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2005
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BOOM BOOM: super heroine super beauty, St Pauls Gallery outdoor screen, AK05, Auckland (solo)
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2005
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Paradiso D’amore: New Aesthetics of Animamic Age, The Hangzhou West Lake Expo Museum, Millennium Museum, Beijing, Guangdong Museum of Art, Guangzhou, China, curator: Victoria Lu
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2005
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MadeKnown, UTS gallery, Sydney
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2005
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The TSB Collection Show, Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, New Plymouth
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2004
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BOOM BOOM: super heroine super beauty, Starkwhite, Auckland (solo)
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2003
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The Birth of TOKI: hundreds and thousands, Starkwhite, Auckland (solo)
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2003
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Bunny Boom, Rip Shit and Bust Gallery, Auckland (solo)
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2002
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Hello Toki ;), Moving Image Centre, Auckland (solo)
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2001
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Elamlive@SCAPA, Kenneth Myers Centre, Auckland
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2001
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Streets Ahead Streets Apart, NZ Film Archive, Auckland
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