I went to Queens Museum: about Christine Sun Kim.
At the 82 Street Jackson Heights station, we noticed it never comes that 7 train to Flushing. On the weekend, 7 train to Flushing pass through this station. I have never noticed it until this time. After all bla bla bla, we arrived Mets-Willets Point station and walked into the Corona Park to Queens Museum.
First off I entered museum, I saw the huge funny mural. It looks something hopping and hopping again. Something is something. It have never be drawn. The mural had drawn only lines like what after something move and lines like what after something bounced. And it said Time, Owes, Me, Rest, and Again. Something liked a song. Time Owes Me Rest Again. How musical and rhythmical work. I have come to love this work soon, but It has more stories what took a time to understand it. This work made by Christine Sun Kim. I didn’t read the caption carefully at that time, I thought that just to look it is enough to enjoy it. It was wrong I think by now.
After that I wanted to saw her other works. Other works were also fulled sounds. When you google Christine Sun Kim, you can find her works and some pictures of herself talking something. I like her styling is so cool and she has a lot of emotion on face and gestures. When before I play the video she talking, I felt a little curious feeling. But soon I saw what it was caused by is. She was born deaf and use sign language.
It was unbelievable to me that she was born deaf and drew it. Because her art is so musical. But on the contrary, she is a sound artist because she connect to sound tightly through other than ears. By the way, the stories like movies or novels tend to represent deaf people modest and quiet. How is it really going? I love her art is in high spirits and a little baddish.
Broadly, there were four main exhibits. Christine Sun Kim, Suzanne Lacy, Stephanie Dinkins, Wet Networks, and Mierle Laderman Ukeles. But I have wrote only about Christine Sun Kim one still now. I loved pretty pretty perfectly the art works and the curation. Today’s appreciating at Queens museum was really great to me. So I will write the rest tomorrow…
Apr. 23, 2022