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Art Talk with sound artist Christine Sun Kim | National Endowment for the Arts

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Skip to main content Search Follow us on X Follow us on facebook Follow us on LinkedIn Apple store Follow us on instagram Follow us on youtube Grants Initiatives Stories Impact Honors News About Home Stories National Endowment for the Arts Blog All Blog Posts Art Talk with sound artist Christine Sun Kim Mar 27, 2017 By Paulette Beete Self Portrait, 2017, by Olivia Locher “I have learned that being an artist is one of the most vulnerable things you can do to your mind and body…” — Christine Sun Kim From works on paper that play with our understanding of standard music notation to participatory works that explore the idea of silence, through her art practice Christine Sun Kim explores the many personalities of sound. While it may surprise some that a Deaf artist would work with sound, as Kim has explained in numerous interviews, just because deaf people cannot hear sound, it doesn't mean that they do not participate in the world of sound in many ways, such as the simple act of closing

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