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Paper & Meaning 2005
Paper- Ancient Material and New Meaning

EXHIBITION 2005
Denmark, Norway and Estonia hosted extended version of the exhibitions in 2005. The extendable catalogue will follow these exhibitions. The exhibition Paper & Meaning 2005 has been shown in cooperation with Gallery Kullo in Tallinn, Estonia, A Culture Department of the Royal Library, Copenhagen and NorskForm, Oslo, Norway

Tallinn, Estonia: 21.June-17 July 2005 at Gallery  Kullo              Photo image
Copenhagen, Denmark: 01.September- 07 October 2005 at the Royal Library
(Black Diamond Building)
Oslo, Norway: 10.November-18.December 2005 at Norskform


Project manager:
Amie Ann (Ae-Kyung Ann), artist, representing Korean Ministry of Culture and Tourism


Organizers:
Bette Tomas, Producer, the Culture Department of the Royal Library, Copenhagen 
Kristiina Lavia, Culture producer, Finnish-Norwegian Institute
Marja Turkka, Interior Architect, Design Plus oy
Chalott Karlsson, Designer, Pingpong design group
Henri Ulmanen, Designer, Director, art Counsel of North Finland
Helen JuHyun Park, Architect, Professor of graduate school of architecture Kyungki University, Seoul Korea
Merje Winqvist, Textile Artist, Finnish art Association
Dag Torvold, President of Pan Asia Paper Korea Co., Ltd.

Lotte Philipson, The Royal Library Copenhagen, Denmark

Solveig Olsen Fj©¡rvik, Norskform Oslo,Norway
Pia Bodahl, Producer, Norskform Oslo,Norway

Advisor:
Severi Blomstedt, Director, Museum of Finnish Architecture

Artists and Designers:
Marja Suna, Susanna Autio, Eija Isojarvi, Kaisa Kiukkola, Kai Rentola, Terje Risberg, Merja Winqvist, Marja Turkka Kwak Nasil,
Kim SangGu, Kang SoonYul, Pingpong design croup (Charlott Karlsson,  Lauren Farloll, Thomas Frederiksen) Henri Ulmanen,

Funding /sponsoring:
Korean Ministry of Culture and Tourism
Korea Foundation
Norskform, Oslo Norway
The Finnish Ministry of Education
Tervakoski Oy
Pan Asia Paper Korea Co., Ltd.

THE AIM OF THE PROJECT
is to provide a meeting place for two different traditions for the production, the use and the conception of paper. It is the hope of the organizers that this project shall provide a collision area between different concepts connected to a material. If a collision can strip the material of its inherent meaning, new interpretations and conceptions may emerge. Design objects for everyday use, textiles, furniture elements or construction materials are possible results of the project. The result of Paper & Meaning will introduce to Korea with Seminar and Exhibition at PanAsia Paper Museum 2006. Environmental issues A focus point of the project is the problems connected to the use of waste paper and recycled paper. Representatives from the paper industry will give an overview of the present situation in this field. Catalogue and website A documentation paper in English and Finnish, Danish, Norwegian will be produced at the end of the exhibition. The catalogue will be designed so that it can be extended as the project evolves over the next year.  

Environmental issues
A focus point of the project is the problems connected to the use of waste paper and recycled paper. Representatives from the paper industry will give an overview of the present situation in this field. Catalogue and website A documentation paper in English and Finnish, Danish,  Norwegian will be produced at the end of the exhibition.

Evaluation
An evaluation committee will evaluate the project.. All contributors will receive the evaluation report after the termination of the project. 

Contact person:
Project leader Amie Ann (An, Ae-Kyung)
E-mail: amie@sonoann.org
Tel. +358 40 769-7742 ( Finland)
Tel. +82 (0)2 16 585 7677 (Korea)

Korean music Concert
An Invitation to Korean Traditional music 2005

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Korean Traditional music has presented by young Korean musicians named Jeonggaakhoe along with the sound of Korean traditional instrument such as Komungo, Kajagum, Piri, Hagum, Danso, Daegum, Janggu. JeongGaAkHoe (Korean Traditional Music Players) is an ambitious ensemble with brand-new artistic sense established in 2000. It creates new songs and specializes in Gagok (Korean traditional vocal music appreciated by the scholars) It strives to meet with people through poems and music, and continues to improve with society they live in. They stress the philosophic content and care about original sound and form of Korean Ancient music.

Finland   25(Sun) 09. 2005 16:00pm Sibelius Academy Chamber Music Hall, Helsinki
                27(Tu) 09. 2005 19:00pm Waino Aaltonen Museum of Art. Turku
                   29(Thu) 09. 2005 19:30pm Chamber music hall of Stoa Helsinki

Denmark 01(Sat) 10. 2005 17:00pm “Queen’s Hall” Concert Hall of the Royal library, Copenhagen
Estonia 28(Wed) 09.2005 19:00pm Vana Linna Muusikamaja (Old town House of Music) Tallinn.

In Cooperation with
              Culture Department of the Royal Library, Copenhagen
                Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art. Turku Finland
                Embassies of the Republic of Korea to Finland and Denmark                                     
                Sibelius Academy, Helsinki, Finland
                Old Town House of Music, Tallinn, Estonia

Advisor:  Lee GeonYong, Composer, President of Korean National University of Arts

  

Sponsors: Korean Ministry of Culture and Tourism
                  Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art, Turku Finland                    
                  The Royal Library, Copenhagen, Denmark
  

Musicians: Jeonggaakhoe Á¤°¡¾Çȸ(Korean traditional music players)                        
                  CHUN JAE HYUN, komungo
                  YOO HONG, taegeum
                  SUNG YOU JIN, kayageum LEE TAE WON, composer& changgo
                  LEE SUNG HEE, haegeum
                  KIM JI EUN. Singer
                  LEE HYANG HEE, piri

Organizers: Bette Tomas, Producer, the Culture Department of the Royal Library, Copenhagen
                     Paivi Kiiski, director of Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art. Turku
                     Paula Lehto, director of east Helsinki Art center, STOA
                     Jaak Johanson, Old Town House of Music Tallinn, Estonia
                     Amie Ann, Project Manager, sonoann,org Sonoann Organization

Korean traditional music instrument show these sound

Jeong Ga Ak Hoe¡¯s most notable point is that it does not use the synthesizer, an essential electronic instrument for Gugak chamber music
groups. Jeong Ga Ak Hoe managed to stay upright despite the strong wind of the New Age, Crossover, and Fusion trend blowing across the
Gugak world. It demonstrated itself as a big tree with deep roots. Jeong Ga Ak Hoe introduces itself saying it is a group based on the internal
value and philosophical meaning of Jeongga, Korean traditional vocal music, and is dedicated to developing a new musical culture.It also said,
its members are actively engaging in music to communicate and share between people and between music.