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“When we went abroad, we stayed in our hotel rooms except when we were working. The only places I could go then were museums. The art galleries full of Monets or Van Goghs were always crowded, but when I visited one weekday morning and had them mostly to myself, I had a eureka moment—an artist who’d passed away 100 years ago was communicating directly with a boy from Korea. I was so envious. From then on, I began seeking out and learning about Korean painters.” — HAPPY NAMJOON DAY! ; 940912 ; CLICK FOR HQ. twt | ig
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Note 2: To learn more about all of the artwork and artists showcased, click below.
When The Year 2000 Comes (2019), by YANG HAEGUE, the avant-garde of Korean art.
“She is an accomplished and international artist. She notably represented Korea at the Venice Biennale in 2009 and participated to the prestigious dOCUMENTA (13) in Kassel in 2012. In her works, which flirt with conceptual art, she explores myths and stories, that touch on the universal. She appropriates them through sculptures, installations, performances, and video.”
From Point (1976), by LEE UFAN, Korean Zen Art.
“He is a Korean artist known worldwide for his paintings depicting the mark of a brush whose color fades… Yet his practice goes far beyond that! He creates performances, sculptures and installations, which always question a certain “state of being.” He is influenced by Zen and Asian philosophy, but has also drawn heavily on Western thought. Among his favorite subjects: observing the intimate, conflicting or poetic relationship between natural and artificial elements.”
Brushstrokes-Diagram (2015), by SONG HYUN-SOOK, Korean and Western art.
“With her, each brushstroke tells a story, a journey. She weaves links between Korean art and Western art. On the one hand, it expresses that almost meditative state of concentration that exists in the art of calligraphy. On the other hand, she uses tempera, a typically European oil painting technique, to create patterns that immerse the viewer in reality and the present moment.”
Drawing, Charcoal on paper, 65 x 50 cm (2014) and Issu de feu Charcoal on canvas, 100 x 81 cm, (2000), by LEE BAE, the Soulages of Korean Art.
“A Korean abstract artist. Like Soulages, for whom black is a color, he explores the almost infinite possibilities of black. He sinks into the abyss of darkness. Until recently, he mainly used charred materials to paint his canvases. In doing so, he offered a powerful metaphor for the cycle of life.”
Écriture No.160523 (2016), by PARK SEO-BO, Korean abstraction.
“One of the best known Korean artists. He is emblematic of the monochrome Dansaekhwa movement. A current that synthesizes the traditional Korean spirit and Western abstraction. In a way, he is very close to minimalist artists, choosing neutral tones to highlight components and fabrics.”
Mat 61 × 81 #19-17 (2019), by SUKI SEOKYEONG KANG, contemporary art.
“Born in 1977, this Korean artist is one of the biggest names of the art market. Her work is mostly inspired by her own philosophical research and reflection on space and our place in it. She uses sculpture, installation, and performance to explore these ideas. Her works were presented, among others, in the Venice and Shanghai Biennales.”
Untitled (1966), by CHOI WOOK-KYUNG, the outcast.
“Wook-kyung Choi (1940-1985) is an outcast in the history of contemporary Korean art. She is an abstract painter. But most Korean abstract painters shine in Dansaekhwa: the Korean monochrome. She, on the contrary, is mainly influenced by expressionism. Brutally, instinctively, aggressively, she throws the colors on the canvas. She seeks to immerse herself in the moment, and to create true, pure, expressive forms. Thus, it plays a capital role for the diversity of Korean abstract art.”
Thank you for your interest in these artists and this passion project! All of the website information (other than the artist bio on the Artist Spotlight page) is fictional. Happy Joonie Day 2022, and let’s continue to support him and all the fantastic Korean artists out there.
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The linked google doc has a detailed list with links of what they did pre debut. There were a lot of logs and a very active twitter presence.
In the post I have only put up to December 2012 but the google doc for pre debut goes all the way to June 2013
The posts of debut onwards (June 2013) will all be back to the usual month format.
Let’s take a step back in time and see what they were up to before they debuted.
As always ALL CTTO
Members profile: https://kpopping.com/profiles/group/BTS
https://www.bu.edu/lernet/artemis/years/2017/projects/StudentWebsites/Michelle/pages/BTS.html
Kim Namjoon 김남준 (stage name RM 아르엠- DOB: 940912) joined 1st in 2010 (aged 16)(dorm move in 14th August 2010)
Kim Seok Jin 김석진- (stage name Jin- DOB: 921204) joined 4th in 2011 (aged 18) (Dorm move in 29th July 2012)
Min Yoongi - (stage name SUGA- AGUSTD DOB: 930309) joined 2nd in 2010 (aged 17) (Dorm move in 7th November 2010)
Jung Ho Seok 정호석 - (stage name JHope DOB: 940218) joined 3rd in 2010 (aged 15) (Dorm move in 24th December 2010)
Park Ji-Min - 박지민 (stage name Jimin DOB: 951013) joined 7th in 2012 (aged 17) (Dorm move in 15th May 2012)
Kim Tae-hyung 김태형- (stage name V DOB: 951230) joined 6th in 2011 (aged 15) (Dorm move in 3rd September 2011)
Jeon Jung Kook 전정국- (stage name Jungkook DOB 970901) joined 5th in 2011 (aged 13) (Dorm move in 4th June 2011)
Pre- debut history PART 1 // PART 2 // PART 3 (Cr @baepsayed )
2010
Namjoon moved into the dorm on 4th August 2010
Yoongi moved into the dorm 7th November 2010
JHope moved into the dorm 24th December 2010
2011
Jin joined Big Hit the same time as JK but didn’t move into the dorm until 2012
Jungkook moved into the dorm on 4th June 2011
Taehyung moved into the dorm on 3rd September 2011
2012
Jimin moved into the dorm on 15th May 2012
Jin moved into the dorm on 29th July 2012
July- August
JK goes to the USA to study dance.
December
16 December BangtanTV launches
121216 - BangtanTV launch
17 December
121217 닥투 - RAP MONSTER of 방탄소년단.
18 December BTS twitter account opens.
121218 BTS twitter account opens. All Dec posts.
22 December Bangtan Soundcloud opens
121222 Bangtan Soundcloud opens- RM uploads 1st track Rap Monster. All I Do Is Win — SUGA
121222 Let’s Introduce BANGTAN ROOM by 방탄소년.
23 December
Twitter: Jin.
121223 A Typical Trainee’s Christmas.
26 December
121226 Twitter: Jin
31 December
121231 Twitter: Jin
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happy birthday to the leader of our lives, the man who believed in bangtan before any of us did, kim namjoon! ❍ 940912
↳ #aRMysEternalLove #NamjooningDay
cr.: namuspromised (memories 2020 & sy japan) & jeonxm (in the soop 1)
“In the end, it’s really important for me to ask about who I am, and I want to express who I found myself out to be, but I’m having a really difficult time because I don’t know if what I found is right. So for now, 'Bicycle' is also the result of collecting the selves I found who I think represent the best of me. Even while making a song like 'Bicycle,' I have to convey – how do I put this? It’s just about me, this kid from outside the big city – an essence that I can’t get rid of, I guess. I can’t let go of the kid who used to perform in Hongdae. It’s not really something I want to express or hold onto; it’s my essence, so I don’t really have a choice. (laughs)” — RM, 2021
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