Youngjin Song

Critic

Youngjin Song is a designer, curator and artist based in New York City. Her research and practice reflect an interdisciplinary approach that ranges from architecture and urbanism to exhibition and social practice. Her most recent research looks at the exhibition as a critical medium for community engagement and empowerment, placemaking and providing a platform to discuss complex challenges of our time.
 
Song designed and curated multiple exhibitions for an alternative art space in Cambridge, MA and organized courses and workshops with renowned artists and cultural/educational institutions. She was appointed inaugural Irving Innovation Fellow in the Arts from 2017–19 at Harvard Graduate School of Design, where she received an MDes degree in Art, Design and the Public Domain with distinction and received the Dimitris Pikionis Award for outstanding academic achievement.

Courses

Spring 2024 Courses

INTAR 2104-01 - TOPICS IN EXHIBITION DESIGN & NARRATIVE ENVIRONMENT II
Level Graduate
Unit Interior Architecture
Subject Interior Architecture
Period Spring 2024
Credits 3
Format Studio
Mode In-Person
Start date
End date

INTAR 2104-01

TOPICS IN EXHIBITION DESIGN & NARRATIVE ENVIRONMENT II

Level Graduate
Unit Interior Architecture
Subject Interior Architecture
Period Spring 2024
Credits 3
Format Studio
Mode In-Person
Start and End 2024-02-15 to 2024-05-24
Times: W | 1:10 PM - 6:10 PM Instructor(s): Alvaro Gomez-Selles Fernandez, Youngjin Song Location(s): Center for Integrative Technologies, Room 611 Enrolled / Capacity: 15 Status: Open

SECTION DESCRIPTION

Topics in Exhibition and Narrative Environments II follows upon INTAR-2102 and continues the exploration of the principles of exhibition from curatorial matters, experience design, narrative creation, graphic design, new media, user participation, installation, site specificity, production, etc. Topics II will conclude with the selection of a potential Thesis subject.

Open to Graduate Interior Architecture Students.

Major Requirement | MDes Interior Studies Exhibition and Narrative Environments