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CATEGORIES:Visual and Creative Arts
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DESCRIPTION:The term "comfort women" is a disturbing euphemism that concea
 ls the grave reality of the military's sexual violence perpetrated by the
  Japanese Empire within its occupied and colonized regions from 1931 to 1
 945. Today\, the Girl Statue of Peace (2011)\, known as "pyeonghwaui sony
 eosang" in Korean\, has risen as a prominent and profoundly revered symbo
 l of the activism seeking redress for "comfort women" in South Korea. Thi
 s conversation delves into the transformation of the Girl Statue from a p
 ublic monument into a cherished personal memento\, taking various forms s
 uch as gifts\, miniatures\, and even tattoos.\n\nPresenting is SaeHim Par
 k\, a PhD candidate in Art\, Art History & Visual Studies and a Global Ju
 stice and Equity Fellow 2023-2024 at the John Hope Franklin Center. Park 
 is completing her dissertation on the politics of imaging "comfort women\
 ," military sexual violence of Japanese Empire\, in the contemporary Kore
 an visual culture.\n\nThis talk will be moderated by Leo Ching\, Professo
 r in the Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Department. Professor Ching's r
 esearch interests include colonial discourse studies\, postcolonial theor
 y\, Japanese mass culture\, and theories of globalization and regionalism
 . \n\nImage Caption:\n작은 소녀상/Peace Statue/平和少女像\, War and Women's Human R
 ights Museum\, Seoul\, South Korea
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Sculpting Empathy: The Transmedial Journey of the "Comfort Women" 
 Image\, Girl Statue of Peace (2011) in South Korean Pop Culture
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 uot\;comfort women&amp\;quot\; is a disturbing euphemism that conceals th
 e grave reality of the military&amp\;#39\;s sexual violence perpetrated b
 y the Japanese Empire within its occupied and colonized regions from 1931
  to 1945. Today\, the Girl Statue of Peace (2011)\, known as &amp\;quot\;
 pyeonghwaui sonyeosang&amp\;quot\; in Korean\, has risen as a prominent a
 nd profoundly revered symbol of the activism seeking redress for &amp\;qu
 ot\;comfort women&amp\;quot\; in South Korea. This conversation delves in
 to the transformation of the Girl Statue from a public monument into a ch
 erished personal memento\, taking various forms such as gifts\, miniature
 s\, and even tattoos.  Headshot and image for the flyer are attached. The
  image of the statue can be captioned as: 작은 소녀상/Peace Statue/平和少女像\, War
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