[2010년 아세아문제연구소 제 7차 콜로키움]

 아세아문제연구소는 다음과 같이 콜로키움을 개최합니다. 관심있는 분들의 참석을 부탁드립니다.

• 제목: Interfaces, Interstices, and Enclaves: A Decade of Korean Debordering (1998-2008)

• 연사

  1. Elisabeth Chabanol (French School of Asian Studies)

    "Material Heritage as a Multifaceted Interface: Kaesong as an Example"

  2. Valerie Gelezeau (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales)

    "The Korean “Meta-Border”: Logics of Rebordering the Frontier"

  3. Koen De Ceuster (Leiden University)

    "Looking without Seeing: The Appreciation of North Korean Art in South Korea"

 • 일시: 2010년 6월 21일(월) 오후 3시~4시 30분

 • 장소: 아세아문제연구소 3층 대회의실    

Élisabeth CHABANOL

Knight of the French State Order of Merit

Associate Professor at the French School of Asian Studies (ÉFEO)

Head of the Seoul branch of the ÉFEO

With a Master's degree in Museum Science (Louvre Museum College), a Master’s degree in Archaeology  (Sorbonne University), and a PhD in Art History (Sorbonne University), Dr. Élisabeth Chabanol carried on research about the Three Kingdoms period, specifically the site of Kyôngju. Since 2003, she has been extending her field-work to Kaesông. Here, in collaboration with the National Bureau of Cultural Properties Conservation (DPRK), she is

researching the cultural heritage of Kaesông.

Valérie GELÉZEAU, Ph.D. in geography

Associate Professor at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (Paris)

Fellow of the Institut Universitaire de France

Korea Foundation fellow in 2010

Valérie Gelézeau, who was awarded a Bronze Medal of the French Centre for National Scientific Research in 2005, is the author of Séoul, ville géante, cités radieuses (Seoul, Giant City, Radiant Cities, CNRS Editions, 2003) and Ap’at’ŭ konghwaguk (The Republic of Apartments, Seoul, Humanitas, 2007), which focus on the extraordinary rise of apartments in South Korea. Since 2004, she studies the transformation of the inter-Korean border region.

Koen De CEUSTER

Associate Professor at Centre for Korean Studies, Leiden University

Currently Korea Foundation fellow affiliated with AEAS, Sungkyunkwan University

Koen De Ceuster has a PhD in Asian Studies from Leuven University (Belgium). Interested in socio-cultural history, he deals with various forms of representation, whether in relation to historiography, memory politics or the practice of art. His presentation reflects on the impediments of art becoming a full-fledged interface between North and South Korea.