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APT6/ Mansudae Art Studio (North Korea: DPRK)
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The Mansudae Art Studio is an official artist studio (changjaksa) in Pyongyang, North Korea (DPRK), which employs over 1000 artists across the disciplines of painting, drawing, embroidery and mosaics. There is a rich cultural heritage associated with artistic production in North Korea (DPRK), and ink painting in particular is a revered practice. Artistic themes vary and may be revolutionary, social, political and historical in content, or purely aesthetic, and are expressed in different media such as sculpture, poster art, ceramics and painting. Installed in streets, schools, cinemas and official buildings, they function as a form of public art. These works are created with virtuosic technical skill by groups of artists, reflecting the states collective ethos.
This new body of work, created specifically for APT6, addresses the nature of work and collectivism, the process of collaboration and the fundamental role played by the studio in artistic practice in North Korea. This important project, developed in collaboration with Nicholas Bonner, will be the first presentation in Australia of contemporary art from North Korea (DPRK). Co-organised by Nicholas Bonner and Suhanya Raffel (Curatorial Manager, Asian and Pacific art, Queensland Art Gallery). Nicholas Bonner is a British-born filmmaker and landscape architect based in Beijing. He first visited North Korea (DPRK) in 1992 and soon after established Koryo Tours (with Josh Green), to organise trips to North Korea (DPRK) and promote cultural exchange.
The Mansudae Art Studio / Gang Jae Won, Huang In Jae, Kim Yong Gang, Cho Yong Sun, Jang Hi Lo, Im Hyok, Chae Chang Ho, O Sung Guy, Kim Hung Il, Kim Gi Chol. Est. 1959 Pyongyang, Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT) is QAGOMA's flagship international contemporary art event, and the only major exhibition series in the world to focus exclusively on the contemporary art of Asia, the Pacific and Australia.
APT6 included the work of more than 100 artists from 25 countries, including collaborations and collectives, which reflect the diversity of practices across Asia, the Pacific and Australia. APT6 has a number of specific focuses and thematic links while considering recent shifts in contemporary art in communities that have not been represented in the APT before, including works by artists from Tibet, North Korea (DPRK), Turkey and Iran, and from countries of the Mekong region such as Cambodia and Myanmar (Burma). APT6 acknowledged the innovation that exists in performance and music in Asia and the Pacific with the Pacific Reggae Project looking at the development of the musical genre in Hawai'i, the Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, Vanuatu and New Zealand.
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North Korea's Mansudae Art Studio (Wanderer's North Korea tour, Part 21)
we payed a visit to the Mansudae art studio, the finest and most prestigious art gallery in the country. Here, propaganda is produced for the regime, as well as art exported overseas as a business. The museum was full of enormous Korean style ceramics and elaborate paintings of North Korea and the world. It was impressive, to say the least.
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Pyongyang, October 8, 2009:
1. Long shot of gate of Mansudae Art Studio
2. Wide pan inside Mansudae Art Studio complex
3. Mid of portrait of Korean leader Kim Jong Il on wall of building inside Mansudae Art Studio complex
4. Mid of portrait of Korean President Kim Il Sung on wall of building inside Mansudae Art Studio complex
5. Wide of artist doing ink painting, a portrait of a worker, commissioned for exhibition in Australia
6. Close of brush on canvas
7. Mid of artist's hand adding water and paint to brush
8. Close of artist's face while painting
9. Wide of artist painting portrait of worker
10. Mid of portrait of worker, tilt up to his head
Pyongyang, October 7, 2009
11. Wide pan of oil painting of workers at Kangson Steel Works, commissioned for exhibition in Australia, with Mansudae Art Studio painters and official and Nick Bonner looking at it
12. Mid pan of detail of oil painting
13. Mid of detail of oil painting
14. Mid of detail of oil painting
15. SOUNDBITE (Korean) O Song Gyu, Artist, Oil Painting Group, Mansudae Art Studio:
This artwork shows the collective innovation, and creative passion of our Korean working class. I think that through this artwork, the Australian people will be able to get a better understanding of our Korean people.
Pyongyang, October 8, 2009
16. Wide of Mansudae Art Studio staff and Nick Bonner looking at ink painting of workers walking into Kangson Steel Works
17. Close tilt up of ink painting showing workers walking into Kangson Steel Works
18. Wide of Mansudae Art Studio staff and Nick Bonner looking at ink painting of apartment room near Kangson Steel Works
19. Close of artist looking at ink painting of apartment room near Kangson Steel Works
20. Mid pan of detail of ink painting of apartment room
21. Mid pan of detail of ink painting of apartment room
22. Wide of Nick Bonner and Mansudae Art Studio staff looking at computer showing photos of progress on mosaic for exhibition in Australia
23. Close of computer screen showing image of mosaic for exhibition in Australia, with zoom in on computer screen showing detail
24. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Pak Hyo Song, artist, and representative of Mansudae Art Studio coordinating project for Australian exhibition:
The Mansudae Art Studio is a big and international base for the creation of fine art, with every kind of fine art including Korean painting, oil painting, and wood block printing. We have got about one thousand artists, and thousands of other employees. We hope that we would like to show the great qualities of our Korean nation and also the life of our people through this sixth Asia Pacific Triennial contemporary fine art exhibition.
25. Wide of Nick Bonner looking at preparatory sketch for one of ink paintings of Kangson Steel Works, commissioned for exhibition in Australia
26. Close of preparatory sketch for one of ink paintings of Kangson Steel Works
27. Close and pull out of final work ink painting of steel works, in progress
28. Close of ink portrait of worker at Kangson Steel Works
29. SOUNDBITE (English) Nick Bonner, art collector and curator of DPRK exhibit at Australian exhibition:
30. Mid of Nick Bonner setting up camera for photo of artists with work
31. Wide of artists posing for photo with one of ink paintings for exhibition in Australia
32. Mid pan of artists posing for photo with one of ink paintings for exhibition in Australia
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North Korean artists are preparing for a ground-breaking show of contemporary art in Australia later this year.
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North Korea's Mansudae Art Studio is one of the country's main centres for creative work.
One shows a snowy winter's day, with a crowd of workers making their way towards the steelworks.
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Mansudae Overseas Projects is a construction company based in Jongphyong-dong, Phyongchon District, Pyongyang, North Korea.It is the international commercial division of the Mansudae Art Studio.As of August 2011, it had earned an estimated US$ 160 million overseas building monuments and memorials.Mansudae projects have been built in Angola, Algeria, Benin, Cambodia, Chad, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Germany, Malaysia, Namibia, Senegal, Togo and Zimbabwe.
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