Bibliography

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Solo Exhibitions

2024
  • Kimsooja, To Breathe – Constellation, Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection, Paris, France / Text by Emma Lavigne (Catalog)
  • Kimsooja - Thread Roots, Museum De Lakenhal, Leiden, The Netherlands / Text by Kitty Zijlmans, Amanda Pinatih, Keumhwa Kim, Nicole Roepers, Roel Arkesteijn, Colin Huizing (Catalog)
2023
  • Kimsooja To Breathe, Galeries Lafayette, Paris, France (Reader)
  • Kimsooja – (Un)Folding Bottari, The Museum für Asiatische Kunst and The Ethnologisches Museum, Humboldt Forum, Berlin, Germany / Text by Keumhwa Kim (Reader)
  • Kimsooja – Weaving the Light, Cisternerne, Frederiksberg Museum, Copenhagen, Denmark / Text by Malene Vest Hansen (Reader)
  • Sowing into Painting, The Wanås Foundation and KEWENIG, Wanås, Sweden / Text by Elisabeth Millqvist (Catalog)
2020
  • Quand L'art Tisse La Ville, Published by a.p.r.e.s éditions, Poitiers, France / Film by Gilles Coudert (DVD/Catalog)
2019
  • Traversées \ Kimsooja, Published by Silvana Editoriale, Poitiers, France / Text by Emma Lavigne, Emmanuelle de Montgazon (Catalog)
2018
  • Kimsooja: Interviews and Works, Published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König in association with Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Köln, Germany / Text by Hwang In, Park Young-Taik, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Gerald Matt, Mary Jane Jacob, Nicolas Bourriaud, Flaminia Gennari Santori, Olivia Sand, Petra Kapš, Oliva María Rubio, Francesca Pasini, Barbara Kelly Gordon, Sunjung Kim, Byoung-hak Ryu, Maxa Zoller, Andrew Maerkle, Chiara Giovando, Franck Gautherot, Daina Augaitis, Thomas Van Loocke, Jérôme Sans, Hou Hanru (Catalog)
2017
  • Kimsooja: Archive of Mind, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Seoul, Korea / Text by Bartomeu Marí, Hou Hanru, Steven Henry Madoff, Kim Sung Won, Young Hee Suh (Catalog)
2016
  • Kimsooja: To Breathe – Zone of Zero, CAC Malaga, Malaga, Spain / Text by Sema D’Acosta (Catalog)
  • Kimsooja – To Breathe, Centre Pompidou Metz and a.p.r.e.s éditions, 2016 (DVD/Catalog)
2013
  • Kimsooja, To Breathe: Bottari, Published by Les Presses Du Reel in association with the Korean Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale / Text by Young Bin Kwon, Seungduk Kim, Franck Gautherot, Steven Henry Madoff (Catalog)
  • Kimsooja – Unfolding, Published by Hatje Cantz Verlag in association with Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada / Text by Kathleen S. Bartels, Selene Wendt, Daina Augaitis, David Morgan, Mary Jane Jacob (Catalog)
2012
  • Kimsooja, Daegu Art Museum, Daegu, Korea / Text by Choi Yoonjung, Jinkyung YI, Bak Sang-hwan, Young Hee Suh, Yang Hoi-seok (Catalog)
  • Kimsooja, Musée d’art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Étienne Métropole(MAMC+), Saint-Etienne, France / Text by Lóránd Hegyi (Catalog)
  • Calm Chaos: Earth - Water - Fire - Air - Kimsooja, Museum of Contemporary Art PERMM, Perm, Russia / Text by Antonio Geusa (Catalog)
  • Works In Process - Kimsooja, Published by a.p.r.e.s éditions / Film by Gilles Coudert (DVD/Catalog)
  • Kimsooja : To Breathe, Kukje Gallery, Seoul, Korea / Text by Ingrid Commandeur, Rosa Martinez (Catalog)
  • Chiara Giovando, “The Unaltered Reality of the World”, Kunsthal 44Møen, Askeby, Denmark (Exhibition)
  • René Morales, “Kimsooja: A Needle Woman”, Miami Art Museum, Miami, USA (Exhibition)
2010
  • Earth - Water - Fire - Air, Fondation D'Enterprise Hermès, Seoul, Korea / Text by Kim Sung Won (Catalog)
  • Earth, Water, Fire, Air by Kimsooja, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea (MMCA), Seoul, Korea / Text by Choi Eun Ju, Oliva María Rubio, Soyeon Ahn (Catalog)
2009
  • KIMSOOJA, Published by Art 21, New York, USA / Text by Susan Sollins (DVD)
2008
  • (A Mirror Woman: The Sun & The Moon) (Kimsooja), Shiseido Gallery, Tokyo, Japan / Text by Doris von Drathen (Catalog)
  • KIMSOOJA, Galleria Continua, Beijing, China (Catalog)
  • Black Box: Kimsooja, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C., USA / Text by Kelly Gordon (Brochure)
2006
  • KIMSOOJA : To Breathe / Respirar, Published by CHARTA, The Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation, Milan, Italy / Text by Angela Vettese, Francesca Pasini, Eleanor Heartney, David Morgan, Nocolas Bourriaud, Harald Szeemann, Gerald Matt, Jonathan Goodman, Bernard Fibicher, Keiji Nakamura (Catalog)
  • KIMSOOJA, Magasin III - Museum for contemporary Art, Stockholm, Sweden / Text by David Neuman, Tessa Praun, Doris von Drathen (Catalog)
  • KIMSOOJA : To Breathe - A Mirror Woman, Published by Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid, Spain / Text by Carmen Calvo Poyato, Ana Martinez de Aguilar, Oliva María Rubio (Catalog)
  • KIMSOOJA, Published by Zeitverlag Beteiligungs with Time Publishing House, Germany (Catalog)
2005
  • KIMSOOJA : Journey Into The World, National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens (EMST), Athens, Greece / Text by Anna Kafetsi, Robert C. Morgan (Catalog)
  • The Bottari as Time Capsule, Kewenig Gallery, Cologne, Germany / Text by Friedemann Malsch (Exhibition)
2004
  • KIMSOOJA: Conditions of Humanity, Published by 5 Continents Editions, Milan, Italy / Text by Thierry Raspail, Jean-Hubert Martin, Julian Zugazagoitia, Nicolas Bourriaud, (Catalog)
  • Kimsooja: Transmec Group, Galleria Raffaella Cortese, December 2004, Milan, Italy / Text by Flaminia Gennari Santori (Exhibition)
2003
  • Kimsooja, Zacheta National Gallery of Contemporary Art, Warsaw, Poland / Text by Maria Brewinska, Adam Szymczyk (Catalog)
2002
  • KIMSOOJA : A Laundry Woman, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, Austria / Text by Gerald Matt, Robert C. Morgan (Catalog)
  • Kimsooja : A Mirror Woman, Peter Blum Gallery, New York, USA / Text by José Roca (Brochure)
2001
  • A Needle Woman, Kunsthalle Bern, Bern, Switzerland / Text by Keiji Nakamura, Harald Szeemann, Bernard Fibicher, Hans-Ulrich Obrist, Robert C. Morgan (Catalog)
  • The Concept of Bottari, Sprengel Museum, Hanover, Germany / Text by Annett Reckert (Brochure)
  • Kimsooja, A Laundry Woman, Published by Palazzo Delle Poste, Trieste, Italy / Text by Roberto Pinto (Catalog)
2000
  • KIMSOOJA, A Needle Woman, Center for Contemporary Art, CCA Kitakyushu (Catalog)
  • KIMSOOJA : A Needle Woman, Rodin Gallery (Plateau Samsung Museum of Art), Seoul, Korea / Text by Tae Hyunsun (Catalog)
  • A Needle Woman, NTT InterCommunication Center (ICC), Tokyo, Japan / Text by Keiji Nakamura (Catalog)
1998
  • Cities on the Move - 11 days Performance, Published by The Korean Culture & Arts Foundation, Seoul, Korea / Text by Hans Ulrich Obrist (Catalog)
  • Kim Soo-Ja, Kunsthalle Fredericianum, Kassel, Germany / Text by Kim Airyung (Catalog)
1997
  • Soo-Ja Kim, A Laundry Field — Sewing into Walking. Looking into Sewing, Oakville Galleries, Ontario, Canada / Text by Marnie Fleming (Catalog)
  • Kimsooja, Sewing into Walking, Project Room at MAGASIN, Le Magasin – Centre National d'Art Contemporain, Grenoble, France / Text by Alessandra Galasso (Brochure)
1994
  • SOO-JA KIM : SEWING INTO WALKING - Cloth·Video·Sound Installation, Gallery Seomi, Seoul, Korea (Brochure)
1991
  • Kim, Soo-Ja, Gallery Hyundai, Seoul, Korea / Text by Kwang-Soo Oh (Catalog)
1988
  • Kim, Soo-Ja, Gallery Hyundai, Seoul, Korea / Text by Sung-Rok Suh (Catalog)

Group Exhibitions

2024
  • Light: Visionary Perspectives, Aga Khan Museum, Toronto, Canada (Catalog)
  • Every Island is a Mountain, Published by Arts Council Korea, Seoul, Korea / Text by Somi Sim (Catalog)
2023
  • Time States - Contradiction and Accordance, Seoul National University Museum of Art (SNUMoA) and Arumjigi Foundation, Seoul, Korea (Catalog)
2022
  • Flags, Published by Boghossian Foundation and Villa Empain, Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium (Catalog)
2020
  • The Light House, Published by Boghossian Foundation and Villa Empain, Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium (Catalog)
2018
  • The Street. Where the World is Made, Published by Quodlibet and MAXXI, Rome, Italy / Text by Hou Hanru (Catalog)
2017
  • ANTIDORON. The EMST Collection, Published by EMST in association with documenta 14 (Catalog)
  • A Journey through Immobility, Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz, Liechtenstein / Text by Jérôme Sans (Catalog)
  • The Urge to Create Vision 1929-2017, Centre of Polish Sculpture in Oronsko, Oronsko, Poland / Text by Grzegorz Musial Dorota Monkiewicz (Catalog)
2016
  • Architecture of Life, University of California and Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive, USA / Text by Lawrence Rinder (Catalog)
  • Remember Licide, Städtische Galerie, Nordhorn, Nordhorn, Germany (Catalog)
  • Bharti Keher: Matter, Vancouver Art Gallery and Black Dog Publishing, Vancouver, Canada (Catalog)
  • Heimat - Identifikation Im Wandel, Künstlerverein Walkmühle, Wiesbaden, Germany (Catalog)
  • Pasión: Colección Carmen Riera, Ayuntamiento de Málaga, Málaga, Spain (Catalog)
2015
  • Art_Textiles, Published by The Whitworth and The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK (Catalog)
  • Aus Der Sammlung, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Vaduz, Liechtenstein (Catalog)
  • Proportio, Published by Axel & May Vervoordt Foundation in association with MER. Paper Kunsthalle, Ghent (BE) (Catalog)
  • Land Sea Sky: Revisiting Spatiality in Video Art, Published by Media Art Asia Pacific (Catalog)
  • Nada Temas, Dice Ella: Fear Nothing, She Says, Acción Cultural Española, AC/E Ediciones Anómalas, Spain / Text by Rosa Martínez (Catalog)
  • Thread Lines, The Drawing Center, New York, USA / Text by Joanna Romanow (Catalog)
2014
  • The Unanswered Question. Ikele2, Published by Neuer Berliner Kunstverein(n.b.k.) and TANAS, Berlin, Germany / Text by Marius Babias, Rene Block (Catalog)
  • Shades of Time: Exhibition of the Archive of Korean-American Artists Part Two, 1989-2001, Published by Korean Cultural Service New York and AHL Foundation, New York, USA / Text by Kyunghee Pyun, Alexander Rich (Catalog)
  • Leeum 10th Anniversary Exhibition: Beyond and Between, Leeum Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea / Text by Jun-kwang Lee (Catalog)
  • Busan Biennale 2014 Main Exhibition: Inhabiting the World, Published by Busan Biennale Organizing Committee, Busan, Korea / Text by Lee Kenshu, Sou Hyeun Kim (Catalog)
  • Water Light from Gangjeong, Published by Dalseong Cultural Foundation, Daegu, Korea (Catalog)
  • Experiments with Truth: Gandhi and Images of Nonviolence, Published by The Menil Collection, Houston. Distributed by Yale University Press, New Haven and London / Text by Josef Helfenstein, Joseph N. Newland (Catalog)
  • Nalens Oye: Samtidsbroderi - The Needle's Eye: Contemporary Embroidery, Published by Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design and Kunstmuseene i Bergen, Oslo, Norway (Catalog)
  • Threads Tentoonstelling, Museum Arnhem, Arnhem, Netherlands / Text by Isabelle Bisseling, Dennis Bouma, Femke Hogendijk, Eveline Holsappel, Marie Stel, and Mirjam Westen (Catalog)
  • Le Mouvement Performing the City: 12th Swiss Sculpture Exhibition ESS-SPA Biel/Bienne, DISTANZ Verlag, Berlin, Germany / Text by Gianni Jetzer, Chris Sharp (Catalog)
2013
  • 2013 California-Pacific Triennial, Published by DelMonico Books and Prestel Publishing. California, USA / Text by Dan Cameron (Catalog)
2012
  • Women In-Between: Asian Woman Artists 1984-2012, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan (Catalog)
  • Autonomous Regions, Times Museum, Guangzhou, China / Text by Hou Hanru (Catalog)
  • Where Do We Migrate To?, Published by The Center For Art, Design and Visual Culture, University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) / Text by Niels Van Tomme (Catalog)
  • Parcours #5 De La Collection MAC/VAL, Vivement Demain, Published by MAC/VAL, France / Text by Alexia Fabre (Catalog)
2011
  • Windflower, Perceptions of Nature, Kröller-Müller Museum, Otterlo, The Netherlands / Text by Ingrid Commandeur (Catalog)
  • Grand Palais and the Cour Carrée du Louvre, FIAC 2011, Published by Reed Expositions, Paris, France / Text by Jennifer Flay, Beatrice Jourdain, Anne-Isabelle Lamouche (Catalog)
  • Le Mois de la Photo a Montreal 2011, Montreal, Canada / Text by Anne-Marie Nincs (Catalog)
  • Korea Media Art: Sixth Sense Massage, Published by Nabi Press, Seoul, Korea / Text by Byoung-hak Ryu (Catalog)
  • Terre Vulnerabili A Growing Exhibition, Published by Corraini Edizioni, Milan, Italy / Text by Georges Perec (Catalog)
  • Westend, Published by Keter Publishing House, Jerusalem, Israel / Text by Raphie Etgar (Catalog)
  • J'ai Deux Amours, Musée de l'histoire de l'immigration, Montag, Paris, France / Text by Luc Gruson (Catalog)
  • Kunst/Stoff -Textilien in der Kunst seit 1960, Städtische Galerie Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany / Text by Brigitte Baumstark (Catalog)
  • Big Picture, Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen (Kunstsammlung NRW), Düsseldorf, Germany / Text by Thomas Steffl (Catalog)
  • Space Study, Plateau - Samsung Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea (Catalog)
  • Buddha's Trace – Contemporary Art From Asia, Kunstmuseum Bochum, Bochum, Germany / Text by Hans Gunter Golinski (Catalog)
2010
  • Edge of Elsewhere, Campbelltown Arts Centre, January 2010, Sydney, Australia / Text by Lisa Havilah(Catalog)
  • Art Tells the Times: Works by Women Artists, Shiseido Gallery, Tokyo, Japan / Text by Keiko Toyoda (Catalog)
  • Rainbow Asia: Pearl of the World, East Asia Art Exhibition, Seoul Arts Center, Seoul. Korea / Text by Yoonjo Kam (Catalog)
  • Aware - Art Fashion Identity, Published by Damiani Editore, Milan, Italy / Text by Abbie Coppard (Catalog)
  • Fast Forward 2. The Power of Motion - Media Art of the Sammlung Goetz Collection, Published by Hatje Cantz, Berlin, Germany / Text by Susanne Touw (Catalog)
2009
  • A House Is Not A Home, Published by Editions Be Contemporary, Paris, France / Text by Ingrid Brochard (Catalog)
  • Against Exclusion, 3 Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art 2009, Published by The Moscow Biennale Art Foundation, 2009, Moscow, Russia / Text by Nikolai Molok (Catalog)
  • Your Bright Future: 12 Contemporary Artists From Korea, Museum of Fine Arts Houston (MOFAH) and Yale University Press, Houston, USA / Text by Christine Starkman, Lynn Zelevansky, Sunjung Kim (Catalog)
  • Dress Codes, Published by The Third ICP Triennial of Photography and Video, Published by ICP, New York, USA / Text by Judy Ditner (Catalog)
  • Universal Code, Art and Cosmology in the Information Age, The Power Plant, Toronto, Canada / Text by Gregory Burke (Catalog)
  • Mondadori Electa, RISO Museo d'arte contemporanea della Sicilia and Electa, Verona, Italy / Text by Lóránd Hegyi (Catalog)
  • Mi Vida: From Heaven To Hell. Life Experiences in Art From MUSAC Collection, Mücsarnok Kunsthalle, Budapest, Hungary / Text by Kristine Guzmán (Catalog)
  • The 4th Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale 2009, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan / Text by Hideki Nakamura (Catalog)
  • Parcours 3, 2009-2010 Je Reviendrai, MAC/VAL, France / Text by Valérie Labayle (Catalog)
  • 5a Bienal Internacional de Arte Textil, Buenos Aires, Argentina / Text by Laura Ferrando (Catalog)
  • The View From Elsewhere, Published by Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation, Sydney, Australia / Text by Kathryn Weir (Catalog)
  • Fragile Fields of Empathy, Published by Skira, Milan, Italy / Text by Lóránd Hegyi (Catalog)
  • In-Finitum, Published by Verevoordt Foundation, in association with MER, Paper Kunsthalle, Ghent, Venice, Italy (Catalog)
  • Un Certain Etat Du Monde?, Published by Skira Editore, Milian, Italy / Text by Caroline Bourgeois (Catalog)
  • 11th Cairo Biennale & PhotoCairo 4, Published by Frieze Publishing, London, UK / Text by Lars Bang Larsen (Catalog)
2008
  • Knockin' on Heaven’s Door, Autoren and Kunstmuseum, Liechtenstein, Vaduz, Liechtenstein, Text by Mary Jane Jacob (Catalog)
  • Academia, Qui es-tu?, Published by Axel Vervoordt in association with MER Paper Kunsthall, Paris, France (Catalog)
  • Micro-Narratives-Temptation of Small Realities, Musée d’art moderne et contemporain de Saint-Étienne Métropole (MAMC+) and Skira Editore, Saint-Étienne, France (Catalog) / Text by Marcella Beccaria, Sunjung Kim
  • Self / Other, National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, Japan (Catalog)
  • Wandering in Contemporary Video Art, Published by Magazzini del Sale and Silvana Editoriale, Siena, Italy / Text by Jacob, M.J. (Catalog)
  • Re-Imagining Asia: A Thousand Years of Separation, Published by Saqi, London, UK / Text by Olivia Sand (Catalog)
2007
  • Listening Awry, McMaster Museum of Art, Hamilton, Canada / Text by Jim Drobnick (Catalog)
  • Artempo: Where Time Becomes Art, Published by Axel Vervoordt in association with MER Paper Kunsthalle / Text by Jean-Hubert Martin, Axel Vervoordt, Mattijs Visser (Catalog)
  • Global Feminisms: New Directions in Contemporary Art, Brooklyn Museum, New York, USA / Text by Joan Kee (Catalog)
  • Passage du Temps, Published by Tri Postal, Skira Editore, Lille, France / Text by Caroline Bourgeois (Catalog)
  • Scenes and Sequences, Published by Aargauer Kunsthaus Aarau, Switzerland / Text by Harald Szeemann (Catalog)
  • Time out! Art and Sustainability, Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, Verlag für moderne Kunst Nürnberg, Liechtenstein / Text by Christiane Meyer-Stoll (Catalog)
  • Post Object, Doris McCarthy Gallery, University of Toronto Scarborough, Toronto, Canada / Text by Deepali Dewan (Catalog)
  • Manifesting Emptiness, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC), Chicago, USA / Text by Milena Høgsberg (Catalog)
  • The Prague Contemporary Art Festival 2007 - Witnessing The Moment, Published by TINA B. – The Prague Contemporary Art Festival, Vernon Fine Art Int. Prague, Czech Republic / Text by Micaela Giovannotti (Catalog)
  • Going Staying, Kuntmuseum Bonn, Germany / Text by Volker Adolphs (Catalog)
  • Il Velo, Published by Cesac - Centro Sperimentale per le Arti Contemporanee, Silvana Editoriale, Caraglio, Italy / Text by Andrea Busto (Catalog)
  • Memories on E-motion, Published by China International Gallery Exposition, Beijing, China / Text by Trevor Smith (Catalog)
  • Equatorial Rhythms, The Stenersen Museum, Oslo, Norway / Published by Jim Drobnick (Catalog)
  • Void in Korean Art, Leeum Museum of art, Seoul, Korea / Text by Lee Joon (Catalog)
  • A L’Horizon De Shangri-La, Published by Frac Lorraine, Lorraine, France / Text by Hélène Guenin (Catalog)
  • Die Wäscher von Mumbai, Kewenig Galerie, Figge von Rosen Galerie, Germany / Text by Barbara Scheuermann (Catalog)
  • 2nd Architectural Biennial, Beijing 2006. published by A&J Int’, Beijing, China (Catalog)
2006
  • The Missing Peace, Published by Earth Aware Editions, California, USA / Text by Randy Jayne Rosenberg (Catalog)
  • New Mystics, Published by Gobierno de Canarias 2006, Canary Islands, Spain (Catalog)
  • Art Life and Confusion, October Salon, Published by Belgrade Cultural Centre 2006, Belgrade, Serbia (Catalog)
2005
  • Museion - The Perception of the Horizontal, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MUSEION), Bolzano, Italy / Text by Letizia Regaglia (Catalog)
  • Art Circus (Jumping from the Ordinary), Published by Yokohama Triennale 2005, Yokohama, Japan / Text by Toru Shimizu (Catalog)
  • Irreducible: Contemporary Short Form Video, Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts (CCA), San Francisco, USA / Text by Ralph Rugoff (Catalog)
2004
  • WOW: The Work of the Work, Henry Art Gallery, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, USA / Text by Brown, Elizabeth A (Catalog)
2003
  • Five Artists, Five Faiths: Spirituality in Contemporary Art, Ackland Art Museum, North Carolina, USA / Text by Barbara C. Matilsky (Catalog)
  • Transcultures, National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens(EMST), Athens, Greece (Catalog)
  • Identity and Otherness, Published by Photo Espana 2003, Madrid, Spain / Text by Elizabeth Brown (Catalog)
  • Lisboa Photo: Archives and Simulation, Published by Lisboa Photo 2003, Lisbon, Portugal / Text by Sérgio Mah (Catalog)
  • Himmelschwer - Transformationen der Schwerkraft, Published by Wilhelm Fink Verlag, Graz, Austria / Text by Reinhard Hoeps, Alois Kölbl, Eleonora Louis, Johannes Rauchenberger (Catalog)
  • Mind Space, Samsung Museum of Modern Art, Yongin, Korea / Text by Soyeon Ahn (Catalog)
  • Walking in the City, Apex art, New York, USA / Text by Melissa Brookhart Beyer & Jill Dawsey (Brochure)
2002
  • Whitney Biennale 2002, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, USA / Text by Lawrence Rinder (Catalog)
  • Refuge, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Oslo, Norway / Text by Gavin Jantjes (Catalog)
  • Tempo - Liquid time, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA / Text by Miriam Basilio, Paulo Herkenhoff and Roxana Marcoci (Catalog)
  • Aubes: Rêveries au bord de Victor Hugo, Maison de Victor Hugo, Paris, France / Text by Harald Szeemann (Catalog)
  • Money and Value / The Last Taboo, Published by Swiss National Bank (SNB), Bern, Switzerland / Text by Thomas Zaunschirm (Catalog)
  • The 26th Spoleto Festival USA: The Memory of Water, Published by Charleston City, North Carolina, USA / Text by Suzanne Lacy (Catalog)
2001
  • ARS 01: Unfolding Perspectives, Museum of Contemporary Art Kiasma (KIASMA), Helsinki, Finland / Text by Paulo Herkenhoff (Catalog)
  • Looking at You, Kunsthalle Fridericianum, Kassel, Germany / Text by Barbara Heinrich (Catalog)
  • Making Asia- Modern History and Contemporary Art in China, Japan, and South Korea, Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, North Carolina, USA / Text by Philip Tinari (Catalog)
  • Subject Plural: Crowds in Contemporary Art, Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston Texas, USA (Catalog) / Text by Paola Morsiani
  • Art through the Eye of the Needle, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Høvikodden, Norway / Text by Selene Wendt
  • Antro-a-Polosias, Galeria Luis Adelantado, Valencia, Spain / Text by Agustín Pérez Rubio (Brochure)
2000
  • SelfScape, Kim Sooja & Yan Pei-Ming, Kunsthallen Brandts Klaedefabrik, Odense, Denmark / Text by Seungduk Kim (Catalog)
  • The 1st Echigo - Tsumari, Tsumari Art Triennale 2000, Published by Echigo - Tsumari, Tsumari, Japan / Text by Andreas Jürgensen (Catalog)
  • Hypermental - Rampant Reality 1950-2000 From Salvador Dali to Jeff Koons, Kunsthaus Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland; Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburger, Germany / Text by Bice Curiger, Christoph Heinrich (Catalog)
  • The 71st Whitney Biennial, USA (Online)
1999
  • Art-Worlds in Dialogue: From Gauguin to the Global Present, Museum Ludwig, Cologne, Germany / Text by Yilmaz Dziewior (Catalog)
  • Inaugural Exhibition, Kim Sooja & Jeannette Christensen, Kunsthalle Feldbach, Feldbach, Austria / Text by Kim Airyung (Catalog)
  • The 3rd Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art: Beyond the Future, Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane, Australia / Text by Anna Kirker (Catalog)
1998
  • The 24th São Paulo Biennale: Cultural Anthropophagy, São Paulo, Brazil / Text by Kim Young-Ho (Catalog)
  • Slowness of Speed, Art Sonje Center, Gyeongju, Korea / Text by Kim Airyung (Catalog)
  • The 11th Biennale of Sydney: Everyday, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA), Sydney, Australia / Text by James B. Lee (Catalog)
  • Loose Threads, Serpentine Gallery, London, UK / Text by Lisa Corrin (Catalog)
1997
  • Media & Site, Busan Metropolitan Museum, Busan, Korea / Text by Kang Sun-hak (Catalog)
  • The 5th International Istanbul Biennale: On life, beauty, translations and other difficulties, Published by Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts 1997, Istanbul, Turkey (Catalog)
1996
  • The Scream - Borealis 8, Arken Museum of Modern Art, Copenhagen, Denmark / Text by Levin Kim (Catalog)
  • Roles of the Couple, Soo Ja Kim & Toshihiro Kuno, Akira Ikeda Gallery, Taura, Japan (Brochure)
  • Tradition/Tension, Published by Asia Society; Grey Art Gallery, Queens Museum of Art, New York, USA / Text by Apinan Poshyananda (Catalog)
  • An Aspect of Korea Contemporary Art in the 90's, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, Japan; International Museum of Osaka, Japan / Text by Sinichiro Osaki (Catalog)
1995
  • 6 Triennale Kleinplastik 1995, Published by Europa-Ostasian, Fellbach, Germany / Text by Lóránd Hegyi, Kim Seung-Duk (Catalog)
  • Division of Labor - Women's Work in Contemporary Art, Bronx Museum of Art, New York, USA; Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, USA / Text by Lydia Yee (Catalog)
  • Information & Reality, The Fruit Market Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland / Text by Lee Yong-Woo (Catalog)
  • The 1st Gwangju Biennale special exhibition: Korea contemporary art, Gwangju, Korea / Text by Sung-Rok Suh (Catalog)
  • Tiger's Tail - 15 Korean Contemporary Artists for Venice, Published by Palazzo Vendramin, Venice, Italy; National Museum of Contemporary Art, Gwacheon, Korea / Text by Park Rei-Kyoung (Brochure)

Publications and Essays

2025
  • Yun Nanji, 작가는 살아있다. 새 밀레니엄을 연 미술가들, Published by Hangilsa, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
2024
  • Kyu Hyon Rhee, “Connecting past with present and envisioning future through contemporary Art”, Forever Is Now 04, Published by Art D'Egypt, Cairo, Egypt (Publication)
  • Yun Nanji, 그들도 있었다 1, 2 - 한국 근현대 미술을 만든 여성들, Published by 나무연필, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
  • Kim Hong-hee, “Nomadism, Kimsooja, Kyungah Ham”, Korean Feminist Artists: Confront and Deconstruct, Published by Phaidon, New York, USA (Publication)
  • Kim Hong-hee, “Nomadism, Kimsooja, Kyungah Ham”, Korean Feminist Artists: Confront and Deconstruct, Published by Youlhwadang, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
  • Kyoo Lee, "Kimsooja: On n On — Nine Threads on Kimsooja’s Pivottari, Its Ongoing Archival Reaches and Resonances", MMCA Hyundai Motor Series 2014-2023, Published by Hyundai Motor, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
2022
  • Kim Kibu, "Kim Sooja: From Social Sculpture to the Realm of Infinity" (Essay)
  • Steven Henry Madoff, “To Friend” (Essay)
2021
  • 최윤서, “인간의 실존을 바라보고 질문하는 자 김수자” (Essay)
2020
  • Yun Hyejeong, “Kimsooja; conceptual artist who questions life and existence endlessly”, My Personal Artists, Published by Eulyoo Publishing Co., Seoul, Korea (Publication)
  • Kim Levin, Elsewhere: The Tainted Garden and Other Essays on Art, Life, and the Anthropocene: 1991-2017, Published by BookLocker, Saint Petersburg, USA (Publication)
  • Korean Art from 1953: Collision, Innovation, Interaction, Published by Phaidon, New York, USA / Text by Yeon Shim Chung, Sunjung Kim, Kimberly Chung, Keith B. Wagner (Publication)
2019
  • Olivia Sand, Contemporary Voices from the Asian and Islamic Art Worlds, Published by Skira, Milan, Italy, pp 322-329. (Publication)
    Berecz Agnes, "Kimsooja Bottari Truck", 100 Years 100 Artworks, A History of Modern and Contemporary Art, Published by Prestel, London, UK, pp.172-173. (Publication)
  • Morill Rebecca, "Kimsooja", Great Women Artists, Phaidon (Publication)
2018
  • Susan Sollins, Being an Artist: Artist Interviews with Art 21, Published by Art21, New York, USA (Publication)
  • “현대차 아트살롱 : 한국 미술작가의 국제무대 진출”, Hyundai Motor Art, Vol.3, Published by Hyundai Motor, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
  • Adel Kim, “A Study of textile in Korean installation art : on the example of Kimsooja’s sewn works and 'deductive objects' series”, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
  • Jeong-Ae Park, 보편성의 미학: 세계화와 한국 미술, Published by 사회평론아카데미, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
  • Leesa K. Fanning, “The Spiritual in Contemporary Art - 1980s to the present”, Encountering the Spiritual in Contemporary Art, Published by Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Missouri, USA (Publication)
  • Mary Jane Jacob, “The Art of Being in the World”, Encountering the Spiritual in Contemporary Art, Published by Nelson Atkins Museum of Art, Missouri, USA (Publication)
2016
  • Caroline Turner and Jen Webb, Art and Human Rights: Contemporary Asian Contexts, Published by Manchester University Press, Manchester, UK (Publication)
2015
  • Ko Un - Fascination, Collectif Génération, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
  • Young Hee Suh, 세계 속에서 미술의 새로운 정체성을 만들어가는 작가 (Essay)
  • Burcu Dogramaci, Heimat: Eine Künstlerische Spurensuche, Published by Böhlau Wien Köln Weimar, Germany (Publication)
  • Lisette Lagnado, “Cultural Anthropophagy, The 24th Bienal de Sao Paulo 1998", Exhibition Histories, Published by Afterall Books, London, UK (Publication)
  • Stefanie Heine, “Breathing Machines: Inspiration and Interdependence in Contemporary Art Installations”, Die Kunst der Rezeption, Published by Aisthesis Verlag, Bielefeld, Germany (Publication)
2014
  • Jim Drobnick, “The Sounds of Venice”, The Senses & Society, Volume 9, Issue 2, Published by Taylor & Francis, UK (Publication)
  • Davina Quinlivan, The Place of Breath in Cinema, Published by Edinburgh University Press, Scotland, UK (Publication)
  • Raffaele Quattrone, In Itinere: Arte Contemporanea in Transformazione, Published by EQUIPéCO, Italy (Publication)
  • Peggy Blood, Lee Ransaw, Below the Surface: Ethnic Echoes in America's Modern and Contemporary Art, Published by Kendall Hunt Publishing, August 2014, USA (Publication)
2013
  • Anna Moszynska, “Sitings - Public Sculpture”, Sculpture Now, Published by Thames & Hudson Ltd., London, UK (Publication)
  • Colin Chinnery, “China Japan Korea”, Art Now!, Vol. 4, Published by Taschen, Cologne, Germany (Publication)
  • Joan Kee, "Tansaekhwa and the Urgency of Method : Fold, Crease, Bundle: The Bottari Works of Kimsooja”, Contemporary Korean Art, Published by University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, USA (Publication)
2012
  • Ricky D'Ambrose, “Kimsooja, To Breathe: Invisible Mirror/Invisible Needle” (Essay)
  • Laurent Buffet, “Discordances, débordements, interruptions: l'art de rompre les rythmes et d'enrayer les flux”, Art et ville Contemporaine: Rythmes et flux, Published by Pub De L'Université de Saint-Étienne, Paris, France (Publication)
  • Miki Wick Kim, "Kimsooja", Korean Contemporary Art, Published by Prestel Publishing, London, UK (Publication)
  • Dalida Maria Benfield, “Kimsooja, The Performance of Universality”, Art and Social Justice Education, Culture as Commons, Published by Routledge, New York, USA (Publication)
  • Jin Whui-yeon, “Bespeaking History and Reality”, Coexisting Differences, Women Artists in Contemporary Korean Art, Published by Arts Council Korea and Hollym International, USA (Publication)
  • Christel-Hamon "Mixité, métissage et Confrontation, L'oeuvre et le Monde", Arts Plastiques, Published by National Centre for Distance Education (CNED), France (Publication)
2011
  • Robin Clark, “Phenomenal: California Light, Space, Surface”, Published by University of California Press, Berkeley and Los Angeles, California, September 2011, California, USA (Publication)
  • Grégoire Robinne, Aux Tuilleries, Published by Editions Dilecta, Paris, France (Publication)
  • Angela Vettese, “Fondazione Bevilacqua La Masa 2002>2010”, Comune di Venezia, Published by Mousse Publishing, Venice, Italy (Publication)
  • Youngna Kim, "Needle Woman, Kimsooja”, Korean Artists Today 2, Published by Arts Council Korea, Korea, June 2011, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
2010
  • Beppe Finessi, Inventario: Everything Is A Project, Maurizio Corraini Srl, Milan, Italy (Publication)
  • Youngna Kim, 20th Century Korean Art 2, Published by Yegyeong, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
  • Mary Jane Jacob and Michelle Grabner, The Studio Reader: On the Space of Artists, Published by University of Chicago Press, Chicago, USA (Publication)
  • Lóránd Hegyi, Isole mai trovate (Islands Never Found), Published by Silvana Editoriale, Milan, Italy (Publication)
  • Yeobaek (Korean Beauty), Published by Korean Culture and Information Service, Seoul, Korea (Publication)
  • Che cosa sono le nuvole?, Published by Kaleidoscope Press and Kaleidoscope Press, Milan, Italy / Text by Trevor Smith (Publication)
  • Art - From Cave Painting To Street Art 40,000 years of creativity, Published by UNIVERSE, New York, USA (Publication)
  • Si fa con tutto, Published by Editori LATERZA, Rome, Italy (Publication)
  • Ars Itineris, Published by Sociedad Estatal de Conmemoraciones Culturales, Spain (Publication)
  • String, Felt, Thread: The Hierarchy of Art and Craft in American Art, University of Minnesota Press, Chicago, USA / Text by Elissa Auther (Publication)
2009
  • Fotografia Contemporanea dall’Estremo Oriente, Published by Skira, Milan, Italy / Text by Jonathan Goodman (Publication)
  • Katerina Zacharopoulou, For The Things That are Missing, Published by AGRA Publications, Athens, Greece (Publication)
2008
    • The Castle, The Collection*, Published by Castello di Rivoli Museo D’Art Contemporanea, Skira, Milan, Italy / Text by Marcella Beccaria (Publication)
  • Excerpt from Art & Globalism, Art & Today, Published by Phaidon, New York, USA / Text by Eleanor Heartney (Publication)
  • Atlas Américas, Published by Contracapa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil / Text by Paulo Herkenhoff (Publication)
  • Street Art, Street Life: From the 1950s to Now, Published by Aperture Foundation, New York, USA / Text by Lydia Yee (Publication)
2007
  • Art, and Society, Published by Thames & Hudson, London, UK / Text by Whitney Chadwick (Publication)
  • Art Into Ideas, Published by Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK / Text by Robert C. Morgan (Publication)
  • The Origins of the Collection, Published by Monsoon Art Collection, London, UK / Text by Francois Chantala (Publication)
  • Encyclopedia of Asian American Artists, Published by Greenwood Press, Westport, USA / Text by Kara Kelley Hallmark (Publication)
  • When Trash Becomes Art, Published by Skira, Milan, Italy / Text by Lea Vergine (Publication)
2006
  • Artists I, Published by Edition 7L, Paris, France / Text by Jason Schmidt (Publication)
2005
  • Domicile: Prive/public, Published by Somogy Editions D'Art, Text by Lorand Hegyi, Seung-duk Kim, France (Publication)
2004
  • Jim Drobnick, "Kim Sooja", Aural Culture, Published by YYZ Books, Canada (Publication)
  • In movement - Unesco salutes women video artists of the world, Published by Section for Women and Gender Equality, UNESCO, Paris, France / Text by Kim Airyung (Publication)
2003
  • Buddha Mind in Contemporary Art, Published by University of California Press, USA / Text by Mary Jane Jacob (Publication)
2002
  • Bernard Fibicher, “Homeland Exists Only in Our Memory in This Era” (Essay)
  • Art Since 1960, Published by Thames & Hudson, London, UK / Text by Michael Archer (Publication)
  • Women, Art, and Society, Published by Thames & Hudson, London, UK / Text by Whitney Chadwick (Publication)
2001
  • Reinventing Textiles Series, Vol.2 "Gender and Identity", Published by Telos Art Publishing, Winchester, UK / Text by Sunjung Kim (Publication)
  • What do you expect from an art institution in the 21st century?, Published by Palais de Tokyo, Japan (Publication)
2000
  • Text & Subtext, Contemporary Art and Asian Women, Published by LASALLE-SIA College of the Arts, Singapore / Text by En Young Ahn (Publication)
1998
  • Jun Teshigawara, “Kim Soo-Ja / Beyond the thoughts on cloth, a trace of the body”, After Art, An Art Theory for the End of the Art, Tokyo, Japan (Publication)
1995
  • Joint Exhibition of the International Studio Program Korean Participants: Self-Portrait, The Korean Culture & Arts Foundation, Seoul, Korea / Text by Song Mee-Sook (Publication)
1994
  • Soo-Ja Kim, Published by SIGONGSA December 1994, Seoul, Korea / Text by Jae-Kil Yoo (Publication)
  • Woman, the difference and the power, Published by 삼신각, Seoul, Korea / Text by Kim Hong-hee (Publication)

Thesis and Academic Papers

2025
  • Lee Sun-hye, “Kimsooja’s Artistic Exploration through Individuality and Universality: Focused on the To Breathe Series”, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
2024
  • 장윤채, 고석인, “A Study on the Formative Expression of Sewing, Focusing on the Memory of Episodes”, The Korea Society of Craft, Vol.27 No.3., Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
2023
  • 김정희, “Korean Contemporary Installation Art through the Concept of 'Body' of Zhuangzi(莊子) -Focusing on Ufan Lee, Sooja Kim and Doho Suh’s Site-specific Art-”, 한국동양예술학회, Oriental Art, Vol.59, Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
2021
  • Younghee Kim Wait, “‘Whose Utopia?’ Kimsooja & Bottari Utopia”, Sotheby's Institute of Art, London, UK (Thesis)
2020
  • 김정희, “‘세계화’와 ‘탈영토화’개념 중심으로 본 한국현대미술의 정체성에 관한 담론 - 이우환, 김수자, 서도호의 사례를 중심으로 -”, 한국동양예술, Vol. 46., Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
  • Lauren Lussier, “Kimsooja: Contemplating the Human Condition”, Carleton University, RENDER, vol.8, Ottawa, Canada (Academic Paper)
2019
  • Lee So-Young, “Return to Chora”, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
  • 김정희, “김수자의 <보따리> 연작에 관한 연구”, 한국동양예술, Vol. 42., Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
  • 김형미, “한국 현대미술의 동시대성에 관한 연구 : 1990년대 작가들의 활동을 중심으로”, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
2018
  • 장혜성, “A Study on Korean Nomard Art: Focused on Works of Suh Do-ho, Kim Soo-ja, Yang Hae-gue and Shin Mee-kyoung”, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
2016
  • 김허경, 정금희, “Visual Study of 'Real' Feminism Based on Korean Contemporary Art”, 기초조형학연구, 2016, Vol. 17 No. 4., Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
  • Yoon Eui Hyang, A Study on the Femininity in Kim Sooja Work, 조형디자인연구, Vol. 19, No. 2, 2016, Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
2015
  • Joo-eun Lee, “Sooja Kim’s Wrapping Cloth: The Aesthetics of Paradox”, Woman's Art Journal, Vol. 36, No.1 Spring/Summer, USA (Academic Paper)
2014
  • Christina Arum Sok, “Kimsooja: A Modern Day Global Nomad Transcending boundaries, re-constructing a global identity”, Women in Photography Symposium, Singapore March 28-29 (Academic Paper)
2013
  • 전정은, “A Study on Korean Contemporary Art from the Perspective of Post-colonialism : Focused on the works of Kim Soo-ja, Suh Do-ho and Lee Bul”, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
2012
  • 정미영, “A Geneological study on women artists : focus on Louise Bourgeois and Kimsooja”, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
  • 민희정, “A Study on Initial Discourse in Korean Media Art - Focused on the Change of Terms from the 1960’s to 1990’s”, Kookmin University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
2011
  • Yoon Eui Hyang, “A Study on the Femininity and Cultural Identity in Kimsooja’s Works”, Hong-Ik University, June 2011, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
  • Jin Whui-Yeon, “Contemporary Korean Women Artists and the Exploration of Identity”, Journal of History of Modern Art, December 2011, Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
  • Young Hee Suh, “Kimsooja: Contemplation on top of the Horizontal and Vertical System”, Korean Journal of Art Criticism, March 2011, Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
2010
  • Hye-Jun Park, “L'Art Conceptuel En Coree Du Sud D'Aujourd'hui”, Université Paris-Sorbonne, Paris, France (Thesis)
2008
  • Carol Becker, “Walking, Standing, Sitting Like a Duck: Three Instances of Invasive, Reparative Behavior”, A Journal of the Performing Arts, Volume 13, 2008, London, UK (Academic Paper)
  • 김현, “Study on the Nomadism trends and mobility of contemporary arts : focused on works of Suh Do-ho and Kim Soo-ja”, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
  • Jin Whui-Yeon, “The Critical Theories for Korean Contemporary art: The post-colonialism and beyond in Sooja Kim's art works”, Form Archives, Vol.29, Published by Seoul National University Visual Arts Institute, Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
  • Bak Sang-hwan, “The study of Communication and Possibility on the Cultural Contents and Humanism”, 인문과학, 41호, Published by Institute for the Humanities, Seoul, Korea (Academic Paper)
2006
  • Emanuela De Cecco, “Documenta 12 Magazine Project”, N. Paradoxa, Volume 17 (Academic Paper)
  • Esther Eunsil Kho, “Korean Border-Crossing Artists in the New York Artworld”, Florida State University, Florida, USA (Thesis)
2002
  • 오은희, “A study of Korean feminism art in the 1990s : Lee Bul, Kim Soo-ja, Kim Nan-young and Kim Won-sook”, Hong-Ik University, Seoul, Korea (Thesis)
1999
  • Joan Kee, “Cities on the Move”, Parachute, No. 96, October-December, Toronto, Canada (Academic Paper)
  • Joan Kee, “The Image Significant: Identity in Contemporary Korean Video Art”, afterimage, July-August 1999 (Academic Paper)

Periodicals (Magazines/Newspapers/Webzines)

2024
  • Erica Silberman, "The Third Edition of Desert X AlUla Unveils the Unseen", WHITEWALL (Online)
  • Amber van As, "Gekleurde bundeltjes van stof in De Lakenhal", Museumtijdschrift (Online)
  • Sandra Biffot-Lacut, "A la Bourse de commerce, de I'art contemporain et des miroirs qui donnent le vertige", AFP, Paris, France (Newspaper, Online)
  • Kate Mothes, "A Disorienting Mirrored Floor by Kimsooja Skews Perspectives at a Paris Art Museum", Colossal (Online)
  • "To Breathe - Constellation by Kimsooja", designboom (Online)
  • Fanny Del Volta, "Psyché l’œuvre", Point de Vue, Paris, France (Newspaper, Online)
  • 宋佩芬, "Art Bridge 架一座桥", AD China, May 2024, China (Monthly Magazine)
  • 이준성, “비물질로 짜낸 예술의 직물… 韓작가 최초 피노컬렉션 카르트 블랑쉬 김수자 '호흡- 별자리' 전시”, News1, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • 황희경, “김수자가 佛 피노컬렉션 미술관에 418개 거울로 만든 무한의 공간”, Yonhap News, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • 유영규, “260년 전 파리의 곡물 저장소, 억만장자의 미술관이 되다”, SBS, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • 박현주, “피노컬렉션 미술관 '거울 왕국'으로 만든 김수자…'호흡-별자리' 황홀”, Newsis, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • 정희원, “프랑스에서 만나는 '보따리' 작가 김수자의 '웅장한 거울 예술'”, Sports World, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • 이은주, "보따리'로 이어온 40년 작업, 파리 피노 컬렉션 미술관서 빛난다", Joongang Ilbo, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • 조은아, "설치미술가 김수자에 빠진 ‘유럽 예술계 큰손’ 케링그룹", Dong-A Ilbo, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • 허윤희, "거울로 채운 지름 29m 원형 바닥… 억만장자의 미술관서 하늘을 걷는 듯", Chosun Ilbo, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • 김가중, “김수자 ‘호흡 — 별자리 To Breathe — Constellation’ 展”, Korea Image Broadcasting Co., Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • 전종현, "억만장자의 미술관을 뒤집어 버린 한국 작가", W Korea, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • 양윤정, "파리 중심에 나타난 김수자의 무한한 항아리", Monthly Design, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kim Jiseon, "김수자라는 우주", AVENUEL, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Jeong So-yeon, 《호흡-별자리(To Breathe - Constellation)》, 《흐르는 대로의 세상(Le Monde Comm Il Va)》의 김수자, 카르트 블랑쉬(Carte blanche), - 월간 미술세계, Vol.2024, No.11, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Yim Seung-hye, “'Visitors become performers' in Kim Sooja's latest work on show in Paris”, Korea JoongAng Daily, 13 June (Online, Newspaper)
  • Narang Kim, "Faces of Art", Vogue Korea, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Lilly Wei, "Kimsooja: Meta-Painting", Studio International (Online)
  • Yu Seon Ae, “Kimsooja Universe”, Marie Claire, August, Seoul, Korea, pp.40-65. (Monthly Magazine)
  • Keumhwa Kim, “김수자, 물질문화 속에 직조된 시간과 공간의 공명”, Craft Culture, August 2024, Seoul, Korea, (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Volga Serin Suleymanoglu, “Kimsooja Discusses the Intriguing Stories Behind Her Art”, Honorary Reporters (Online)
  • Lee Kyoung Jin, “45년의 예술 여정, 아티스트 김수자의 깊고 긴 숨”, ELLE Korea, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Hyundae Munhak, No.839, December 2024, Seoul, Korea, Cover, pp.366. (Monthly Magazine)
  • Julie Richard, “Carte Blanche a Kimsooja”, Esse arts + opinions, No. 113, Paris, France (Quarterly Magazine)
2023
  • Soyeon Ahn, "Journey from point to infinity", Bijutsu Techo, Japan (Monthly Magazine)
  • Chulhwan Jung, “현대미술가 김수자, 파리서 새 작품 공개”, Chosun Ilbo, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • Hyeran Hyun, “파리 한복판에 빛나는 무지갯빛 돔... 김수자가 만든 사색의 공간”, Yonhap News, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • 이율, “달항아리로 변신한 보따리... 홈볼트포럼 첫 초청전 김수자”, Yonhap News, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • Minh An Szabó de Bucs,"Kimsooja-Ausstellung im Humboldt-Forum", Tagesspiegel (Newspaper, Online)
  • Ingeborg Ruthe, “Aus dem "Land der Morgenstille” Südkorea: Mondtöpfe, Brautbündel und eine "Schule der Dinge”, Berliner-Zeitung (Newspaper, Web)
  • Tomas Fitzel, “Kimsooja. (Un)Folding Bottari” at the Humboldt Forum”, rbb24Inforadio, (Newspaper, Online)
  • Tomas Fitzel, "Exhibition opening at the Humboldt Forum | Kimsooja - (Un)Folding Bottari", rbbKultur (Online)
  • Volker Blech, "A bundle full of surprises", Berliner Morgenpost (Newspaper, Online)
2022
  • Lee Sunyoung - "Kimsooja, Borders Crossed at Byways", Public Art, October 2022, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Andreson Subin, "Interview", Plus Magazine, 2022, No.5, New York, USA (Bi-annually Magazine)
  • Yu Seon Ae, "One the Spectrum KIMSOOJA", Marie Claire, September 2022, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • “현대문학을 위한 드로잉 프로젝트 2021”, Hyundae Munhak, No.806, February 2024, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Sukie Park, “33 Keys to Decoding the Korean Wave #8 Bojagi, Bottari & Bossam”, nyculture, New York, USA
2021
  • Kim Honghee "보따리로 감싸고 자수로 엮어낸 여성성… 공통된 키워드는 ‘관계맺기'", The Kyunghyang daily news, March 2021, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • Kim Honghee "바늘과 보따리로 그려낸 페미니즘 미술", The Kyunghyang daily news, April 2021, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • Lee Yeonjae , "김수자, 문화인류학적 탐구를 이어가는 바늘 여인", Contemporary Art Forum, June 2021, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
2020
  • Lee Yeonjae , "김수자, 문화인류학적 탐구를 이어가는 바늘 여인" Seoul Art Guide, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • “Kimsooja tisse sa toile: Portrait d'artiste”, CONNAISSANCE DES ARTS, 788, 01/2020, France (Monthly Magazine)
  • Boutoulle Myriam : "Portrait d'artiste : Kimsooja tisse sa toile", Connaissance des Arts, January 2020, France (Monthly Magazine)
  • Haase Amine, "Die Stadt und Die Kunst", Kunstforum International, Bd. 265, January-February 2020 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Yun Nanji, "아우름과 떠남의 미학: 김수자의 보따리", Wolganmisool, November 2020, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kim Boggi, "A Needle Woman Weaves the World", Art in Culture, January 2020, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Doris von Drathen, "Kimsooja, Schauendes Denken", Kunstforum International, Bd. 267, May 2020 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Mark Rappolt, "Kimsooja, The New Normal", ArtReview Asia, Summer 2020 (Quarterly Magazine)
2019
  • Moon So-Young, "Transforming a city's memories", Korea Joongang Daily, October 23, 2019 (Newspaper)
  • Duponchelle Valžrie, "Quand lõart fluide de Kimsooja traverse Poitiers", Le Figaro, December 25, 2019 (Newspaper)
  • Lequeux Emmanuelle, "Avec Kimsooja, Poitiers se laisse traverser par lõart contemporain", Le Monde, December 24, 2019 (Newspaper)
  • Saint Louis Andy, "Mirror image: Kimsooja’s self-reflective installations take over the French city of Poitiers", Wallpaper, October 2019 (Monthly Magazine)
  • "H - Habseliges Staunen, Kimsooja", Kunstforum International, Bd. 259, March-April 2019 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
2018
  • Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio, "Walking. The creative and mindful space between one step and another.", Interartive (Online)
  • Zoë Lescaze, "13 Artists On: Immigration", New York Times Style Magazine, June 2018, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Dunja Rmandic, "Gestures of the possible?: Kimsooja’s ‘Zone of Nowhere’ at PICA", Art Monthly, April 2018, London, UK (Online)
  • Melanie Coram, "Life, times unwrapped”, The West Australian, February 2018, Perth, Australia (Monthly Magazine)
2017
  • Jessica Hemmings, “Kimsooja”, Selvedge, Issue 76, Tricia, USA (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • "Artists’ Artists: Kimsooja" - Frieze Masters, Art Magazine, #Issue 6, October 2017 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Yun Hyejeong "Berlin SHOWTIME 3”, Vogue Korea, August 2017, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
2016
  • Sylvia Tsai, "'Weaving & We' Hangzhou Triennial of Fiber Art and Parallel Events", Asia Art Pacific, October 14, 2016 (Online)
  • Moon So-young, "'Kimsooja works to Connect Dots", Korea Joongang Daily, July 28, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • Elaine Van Den Ende, "Kimsooja weeft de wereld in CC Strombeek", H Art, December 15 (Online)
  • Elaine Van Den Ende, "Kimsooja Maakt Een Monument Voor De Slachtoffers Van Brussel", H Art, November 24 (Online)
  • Colette Dubois, "Kimsooja: Weaving the World”, Flux News, December 17 (Online)
  • Art in Culture, September 2016 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Seol Mi Hyun, "Interview with Kimsooja", Neighbor, September 2016, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Jonghyun Chun, "Materiality and Immateriality Viewed Through Duality", SPACE, Issue 586, September, 2016, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Chung Jae-suk, “Art Review: 김수자, 바늘이 되어 인류의 마음을 꿰매다”, Koreana, Winter 2016, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
2015
  • Thomas Van Loocke, "Kimsooja 'To Breathe' in Centre Pompidou Metz", Art Dependence, December 15 (Online)
  • Jaeho Chong, "An Architecture of Gaze", Space, Issue 566, January 2015 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Jennifer Baum Lagdameo, "Korean Artist Kimsooja Breathes Life (and Light) into the Centre Pompidou-Metz", Artsy, November 9 (Online)
  • Emily Nathan, "Kimsooja Harnesses Light and Color at Centre Pompidou Metz", Artnet, November 26 (Online)
  • Moon So-Young, “Kimsooja explores the boundaries of painting”, Korea Joongang Daily, October 27, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • Harry Bellet, "Art Basel - Review", The Guardian, July 3 (Online)
  • Geneviève Breerette, "La Biennale de Venise Féminise la Création", M Culture, June 13 (Online)
  • Ko Hanae, "Kimsooja Wins Samsung's Ho-Am Prize for the Arts", Asia Art Pacific, June 9 (Online)
  • Elaine Van Den Ende, "Kimsooja Sets Weaving Exhibition at Axel Vervoordt", H Art, Issue #142, June 2015 (Monthly Magazine)
  • “Kimsooja: To Breathe”, E-flux (Online)
2014
  • Reed Karaim, "Mariposa Land Port of Entry", Architect, October 2014, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Phong Bui, "Experiments with Truth: Gandhi and Images of Nonviolence", The Brooklyn Rail, November 2014 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Robin Laurence, “Kimsooja”, Border Crossings, Vol.33, Issue 129, UK (Monthly Magazine)
  • Jennifer Fisher, Jim Drobnick, "Editorial - 55th Venice Biennale", Journal of Curatorial Studies, Volume 3, Issue 2, February 2014 (Monthly Magazine)
2013
  • “Kimsooja”, E-Flux (Online)
  • Kostas Prapoglou, “55th Venice Biennale: Il Palazzo Enciclopedico | The Encyclopedic Palace”, Mousse magazine (Online)
  • Heng-Gil Han, “삼라만상을 하나로 묶는 김수자의 보따리”, Misulsegye, May 2013, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kim Chan Dong, “2013 베니스비엔날레 한국관 출품 '보따리' 작가 김수자”, Arko Webzine, Vol. 227, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • Hyunjin Kim, “빛과 어둠으로 채운 한국관”, Arko Webzine, Vol. 237, Seoul, Korea (Online)
  • Young-jun Tak, "Art Field: Viewable", Art in Culture, February 2013, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Jae-Seok Kim, “Preview: 55th La Biennale Di Venezia, The Encyclopedic Palace”, Art in Asia, May-June 2013, Seoul, Korea (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • "2013 Korean Pavilion Kimsooja To Breathe: Bottari", Art in Asia, May-June 2013, Seoul, Korea (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Amy Simon, "The 55th Venice Biennale", LOFT, Volume 2, Scandinavia (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Claudia Bodin, "Die Welt in Venedig : Südkorea", art das Kunstmagazin, Published by Gruner + Jahr AG & Co KG, Hamburg, Germany (Monthly Magazine)
  • Hanae Ko, “A Pavilion Transformed”, Art Asia Pacific, Issue No. 83. May-June 2013, pp. 94-99 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • “Unfolding Kimsooja”, Art Asia Pacific (Online)
  • Lee Kenshu, "Special Feature - The Korean Pavilion - Kimsooja - To Breathe: Bottari", Wolganmisool, July 2013, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Ebony David, "KIMSOOJA - Works and Process", The Brooklyn Rail, November 2013 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Francesca Pasini, "Nelle Segrete Stanze dei Padiglioni", Sette (Weekly Magazine)
  • "Korea: Bottari of Light, Covering the Whole Korean Pavilion", Art in Asia, July-August, Seoul, Korea (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • “Venice Biennale: Kimsooja”, fluorodigital, July 9 (Online)
  • Robin Laurence, “Kimsooja unfolds a fascinating body of work”, straight.com (Online)
  • "News Brief: Kimsooja Retrospective", Asian Art News, Volume 23 Number 6, November-December 2013 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Seo Jung-im, “Interview II: Seungduk Kim & Kimsooja. Korean Pavilion at the Venice Biennale as a bottari”, Kyunghyang Article, Issue 19, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Dongwook Kim, "Viewable - The 55th Venice Biennale 2013", Art in Culture, July 2013, Seoul, Korea, pp. 200 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kwak A-ram, “태초에 암흑, 그리고 무지개가 있었다”, Chosun Ilbo, 30 May, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Ko Mee-suk, “텅 빈 공간에 빛과 어둠... "엄마 몸속처럼 느껴져"”, DongA Ilbo, 3 June, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Gwon Geun-young, “숨소리, 햇살, 어둠... 자궁처럼 관객 품은 한국관”, JoongAng Ilbo, 3 June, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Lee Hyang Hwi, “한국관에 전시하는 보따리 작가 김수자 "나를 철저하게 비웠을 뿐"”, Maeil Business News, 3 June, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Lee Young Ran, “표현 범람하는 베니스... 그래서 더 빛난 '절제의 한국관'”, Herald Business news, 4 June, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Lee Kwang-hyung, “‘베니스 비엔날레' 내일 베네치아서 개막”, Kukmin Ilbo, 31 May, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Shin Semi, “빛과 어둠... 소리, 정적으로 가득 채우다”, Munhwa Ilbo, 31 May, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Lee Yun-ju, “전시장을 작품으로... 통념 깬 한국관의 색다른 공간 연출”, Hankook Ilbo, 1 June, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Kim Gyeong-gap, “세계 현대미술의 큰 잔치 베니스비엔날레 '팡파르'”, Hankook Business news, 31 May, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Do Jae-ki, “빛과 어둠의 공간... 비움으로 채운 '베니스 비엔날레' 한국관을 가다”, Kyunghyang, 3 June, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Park In-young, “베니스비엔날레 한국관 김수자 작가”, Yonhap news, 31 May, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Park Hyun-ju. “55회 베니스비엔날레 내일 개막”, Aju Business news, 31 May, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Lee Woo-young, “Cloth Artworks to Represent Korea at Venice Biennale”, The Korea Herald, 17 January, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • “Venice Biennale seeks to capture the 'unruly' world of art”, Reuters, 29 May (Online)
  • Kwon Mee-yoo, “Kim Soo-ja to grace 2013 Venice Biennale”, Korea Times, 18 January, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • Kwon Mee-yoo, “Glass house of dreams”, Korea Times, 1 June, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper, Online)
  • Francesca Caputo, "To Breathe: Bottari. Un Caleidoscopio Spazio-Temporale", Esporte, July 2013 (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Lee Sohl, "An Anomaly in the Palace of Self-Worlds", Space, August 2013, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Susan Sollins, “It Was Just a Dream”, Art 21, New York, USA (Online)
2012
  • Laeticia Mello, “The pilgrimage of our own existence”, Arte Al Limite, March 2012 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Friedemann Malsch, "Korean Artists Today 101: Kimsooja", Art in Asia, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Raffaele Quattrone, "Modernity and Art Field: What Will be After Society?", Equipeco, Issue 33, Italy (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Quan Enyong, "Cultural Identity in Korean Contemporary Installation Art", China National Fine Arts (Monthly Magazine)
  • Christiane Meyer-Stoll, “Kimsooja”, Parabol Art Magazine, Austria (Monthly Magazine)
  • Lee Sook Jin, "Life Woven by Breathe, Our Body is A Weaving Factory", Joongang Sunday, September, 2012, Seoul, Korea (Weekly Magazine)
  • Zoe Chun, “World Biggest Art Fair”, RAUME O, August 2012, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Koh Mi-seok, “Multimedia Artist Kim Soo-ja - Sewing Life with Breath”, Koreana, Winter 2012, Seoul, Korea (Quarterly Magazine)
2011
  • Andrew Maerkle, “Points of Convergence, Part I: Other-Self-World”, ART iT, Tokyo, Japan (Online)
  • Andrew Maerkle, “Points of Convergence, Part 2: Mirror-Void-Other”, ART iT, Tokyo, Japan (Online)
  • “Investigations of a Dog”, iefimerida.gr, August 24, 2011 (Online)
  • John Pohl, “3-D Experience is Really Unreal”, The Gazette, Montreal. September 3, 2011 (Newspaper, Online)
2010
  • Ahn Soyeon, "Contemplation on the Origin of Life”, Wolganmisool, February 2010 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Byoung-hak Ryu, “김수자, 지수화풍(地水火風)에서 생명을 보다”, Art in Culture, February 2010, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Maxa Zoller, “Interview: Woman / Needle”, Art Monthly, Ridinghouse; London, UK (Monthly Magazine)
  • Hur Tae-woo, "Co-existing: Kimsooja", Asiana, February 2010 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Yun Hyejeong, “Harper's Bazaar Talk”, Harper's Bazaar, February 2010, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kimsooja’s Earth-Water-Fire-Air: A Nuclear Power Plant Art Project, E-flux (Online)
2009
  • Marc Lambron, "A House is Not a Home”, KD Presse, Paris, France (Monthly Magazine)
  • Leeza Ahmady, "Art Asia, International Asian Contemporary Art, Truly Truthful Exhibition", Art Asia Pacific, December 2009, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Wookee Jhin, “Spreading Out the Bottari to Embrace the Whole World, Buddhism and Culture”, Korean Buddhism Promotion Foundation, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Barbara Vinken, “Das Untragbare Kleid”, Kunstforum International, June-July 2009, Germany (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Friedemann Malsch, “Dynamic Eye 101 Faces of Korean Art Today”, Art in Asia, July-August 2009, Seoul, Korea (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Sae Mi Kim, “Special Feature, Top 100 Asian Artists”, Art in Asia, July-August 2009, Seoul, Korea (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Masters, H.G.; Ng, Elaine W. “"Five Artists for 2008”, Art Asia Pacific, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
2008
  • Jung Joon Mo, “Between Existence and Non-Existence”, Shin DongA, Vol. 585, June 2008, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Marcus Verhagen, “Slow Time”, Art Monthly, Published by Britannia Art Publications Ltd, July-August 2008, London, UK (Bi-Monthly Magazine)
    -Ha Gye hoon, “Year of the Asian Biennales, Gwangju Biennale 2008”, Wolganmisool, Vol. 285, October 2008. Seoul, Korea
  • Misa Shin, Chapter II The Working Method of the Art World, The Art Industry, In Search of the Ultimate Commodity, Bigaku Shuppan, Tokyo, Japan (Monthly Magazine)
  • Benjamin Genocchio, “A Walk on the Wild Side, And Then Some”, The New York Times, February 10, 2008, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Traci Dutton Ludwig, “Art and the mirrored self”, The Scarsdale Inquirer, February 8, 2008, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Michael Douglas, “Neuberger exhibit explores modern city life”, The Record-Review, February 1, 2008, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Georgette Gouveia, “The Moment becomes Art”, The Journal News, January 20, 2008, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Georgette Gouveia, “People-watching as art form”, The Journal News, February 21, 2008, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Lee Joon, "Void in Korea", Art in Asia, January/February 2008, Seoul, Korea (Bi-Monthly Magazine)
  • Robert C. Morgan, “Survey”, Tema Celeste, Volume 125 January-February 2008, Milan, Italy (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kuroda Raiji, “Increasing Inter-Asian Art Exchanges: Soon the 10th Anniversary of Fukuoka Asian Art Museum”, Nishinippon Shimbun, 9 November, 2009, Tokyo, Japan (Newspaper)
  • Lee Kyu Hyon, "Unforgettable Artist Unforgettable Building", Chosun Daily News, January 15, 2008, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
2007
  • Barbara Pollack, "Kimsooja: Wrapping the World", Art News, February 2007 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Roberta Smith, "Blurring Time and Place in Venice", The New York Times, August 15, 2007, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Mark Godfrey, "Out of the Past", ArtForum, September 2007, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Robert C. Morgan, "Artempo: Where Time Becomes Art”, The Brooklyn Rail, July / August, New York, USA (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Uta M. Reindl, "Kimsooja Mumbai A Laundry Field", Kunstforum International, June / July 2007, Berlin, Germany (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Elena Vozmediano, “Kimsooja Visión fugaz”, El Cultural, May 17, 2007, Madrid, Spain (Newspaper)
  • Abraham San Pedro, “Kimsooja el viaje interior (global)”, Belio, Volume 24, Spain (Monthly Magazine)
  • Alois Kölbl, “Crossing Cultures: Gestures of Infinity”, Globus, March 2007 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Trevor Smith, “Where I Work: Kimsooja”, Art Asia Pacific, September-October 2007, New York, USA (Bi-monthly Magazine)
2006
  • Oliva María Rubio, “An interview with Kimsooja”, Art in Context, Summer, USA (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Oliva María Rubio, "Kimsooja", ArteContexto, Volume Number 11, July 2006, Spain (Monthly Magazine)
  • Petra Kapš, “Kimsooja - A One-Word Name Is An Anarchist's Name”, Likove Besede, Summer, Slovenia (Bi-annually Magazine)
  • Olivia Sand, "Kimsooja", Asian Art Newspaper, May 2006 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Elizabeth Brown, “Wow the Work of the Artist and the Art of the Work”, Curator, The Museum Journal, Volume 49, Number 3, July 2006 (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Francesca Pasini, “Kimsooja”, Tema Celeste, Volume 116, July/ August 2006, Milan, Italy (Monthly Magazine)
  • Manuela Barrero, “Kimsooja”, Exit Express, Summer 2006 (Online)
  • Rocio de la Villa, “Kimsooja A Través Del Espejo”, Culturas Madrid, 7 June, Madrid, Spain (Newspaper)
  • Marzena Bomanowska, “Wdech I Wydech”, Art Eon, June 2006 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Francisco Calvo Serraller, “Hatillo de Luces”, El País Madrid, 27 May, Madrid, Spain (Newspaper)
  • Javier Díaz Guardiola, “Kimsooja: El Espejo Es Un Tejido Que Refleja Encuentros", Artes Y Las Letras Madrid, May 2006, Madrid, Spain (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kim Airyung, “Les Artistes Coréens en France”, Culture Coréenne, April 2006 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Antonella Crippa, “Una Donna tutta Sola”, Flair, March 2006, Arab (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kay Larson, “Keeping the Faith”, Art News, February 2006 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Henri-François Debailleux, “Leur ville la nuit”, Liberatio, October 2006, Paris, France
  • Sukie Park, “바람 속에 담은 미술과 철학”, “보자기 작가, 보따리 작가”, Korea JoongAng Daily, 3 November 2006, New York, USA (Newspaper)
2005
  • David Morgan, “The Discipline of Looking”, Curator, The Museum Journal, Volume 49, Number 3, Fall 2005 (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Michael Kimmelman, “Global Village Whose Bricks are Art”, The New York Times, 16 June 2005 (Newspaper)
  • Hyundae Munhak, Volume Number 602, February 2005, Seoul, Korea
  • Adrian Searle, “Filth, Blasphemy and Big, Big Stars”, Guardian, 14 June 2005, London, UK (Newspaper)
  • Jennifer Dunning, “Kimsooja”, The New York Times, 11 March 2005, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Hervé Gauville, “Kimsooja En Toute Ubiquité”, Libération, 13 June 2005, France (Newspaper)
  • “Recent Projects”, Public Art Review, Issue 32 Volume 16. Number 2, Spring/Summer 2005, Denver, Colorado (Bi-annual Magazine)
  • Carol Vogel, “Times Square Serenity”, The New York Times, 25 February 2005, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Tae Hyunsun, “The Needlework of Kim Soo-ja”, Leeum: Samsung Museum of Art Newsletter, Spring 2005, Seoul, Korea (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Jack Anderson, Immobile in the Heart of Manhattan, The New York Times, 14 March 2005, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Ranjani Gopalarathinam, “Beggar’s Banquet”, Time Out, 10-16 March, 2005, London, UK
2004
  • Jonathan Goodman, "Conditions of Anonymity: The Performance Art of Kim Sooja", Art Price, May 2004 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Nancy Princenthal, “Kimsooja at The Project”, Art in America, April 2004, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Fiorella Fumagalli, "La via della seta stasera passa da corso Venezia", La Repubblica Italy, 19 August 2004 (Newspaper)
  • Francesco Tortora, "Quindici Giorno Per Scoprire Milano", Corriere della Sera, 17 August 2004 (Newspaper)
  • Mariella Tanzarella, "Il Pac, Festa Dei 50 Anni Con La Gente”, La Repubblica Italy, 13 August 2004 (Newspaper)
  • Licia Spagnesi, "Kimsooja: Trame d’arte e Filosofia", Arte, July 2004 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Ada Masoero, "Sironi giganteggia, Caravaggio martirizza, Brera gallerizza", Il Giornale dell’Arte, July 2004 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Martina Corgnati, "Semi di Sooja", Carnet, July 2004 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Manuela Gandini, "Kimsooja: il mio corpo e come un ago nella folla", La Stampa, 25 June 2004 (Newspaper)
  • Serena Colombo, "Kim Sooja Donna Ago - Interview", New Age Milan, June 2004 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Elena Del Drago, "Taglia e Cuci Sul Mondo", Il Manifesto, 16 June 2004, Rome, Italy (Newspaper)
  • Donatella Bono, "Kim Sooja, l'Arte di Catalizzare Folle di Emozioni", Il Giornale, 23 June 2004, Milan, Italy (Newspaper)
  • Martina Corgnati "La Donna Ago", La Repubblica Italy, 23 June 2004 (Newspaper)
  • Angela Vettese, "Quell'irresistibile Voglia d'Oriente", Il Sole 24 Ore Milan, 4 July 2004, Milan, Italy (Newspaper)
  • Francesca Pasini, "Registrare la Pelle del Mondo", Linus, August 2004 (Monthly Magazine)
  • 박둥근, “글로벌리즘과 한국미술”, Art in Culture, August, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Stefano Castelli, "e l'Artista si Fece Ago", Exibitart, Italy (Newspaper)
  • Katja Behrens, "Erhaben wie der Mönch am Meer/ Still, sichtbar gemacht: Kim Sooja im Düsseldorfer Museum Kunstpalast”, Kölner Stadtanzeiger, 24 February 2004 (Newspaper)
  • Richard Vine, "Report From Madrid— Our Photos, Our Selves", Art in America, January 2004 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Viola Michely, "Kim Sooja: ‘Conditions of Humanity’ Museum Kunst Palast, Dusseldorf.", Kunstforum International, May-June 2004, Germany (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Jean-Hubert Martin, "Sguardi/Views: Kim Sooja and the Calm Strength", Arnet Arte, April-May 2004 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
    "Kim Sooja ‘Conditions of Humanity’", Ausstellungen/T, March 2003, Germany (Monthly Magazine)
2003
  • Kim Chan Dong, “김수자의 바느질”, Arko Arts Paper, December 2003, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Linda Yablonsky, "Kimsooja: Mandala: Zone of Zero", Time Out, 27 November 2003, London, UK (Newspaper)
  • Anna Tolstova, "The Big Six: the best video artists of the world in St.Petersburg", Pulse, November 2003, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Emmanuelle Lequeux, "Kim Sooja: Les Fils du Temps”, Beaux Arts, Number 227 April 2003 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Paul Ardenne, "Kim Sooja: Coudre des Corps dans le Tissu du Monde", Art Press, Number 286, January, France, 2003 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Hoo-ran, Kim, “Artists Crossing Waters to Hawaii", The Korea Herald, 1 October 2003, Seoul. Korea (Newspaper)
  • Michele Kayal, "Korean Art Showcased in Honolulu Exhibition”, The New York Times, 28 September 2003, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Richard Vines, "Report From Valencia — City of Dreams", Art in America, October 2003 (Monthly Magazine)
  • “KIM SOOJA”, Polish Culture, May, Poland (Monthly Magazine)
  • Jonathan Goodman, "Conditions of Anonymity: the Performance Art of Kim Sooja", Art Asia Pacific, Fall 2003 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Flaminia Generi Santori, “Interview”, Il Manifesto, Rome, Italy (Monthly Magazine)
2002
  • Joan Kee, “Claim Check-In Contemporary Korean Photography, Young Artists Question the Concepts of Place, Identity, and Belonging”, Tema Celeste, Volume 91 May / June 2002, Milan, Italy (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • José Roca, “Sooja Kim: Una mujer espejo”, Column Adearena, 22 March 2002, Spain (Newspaper)
  • Robert C. Morgan, “The Persistence of the Void”, Sculpture, Volume 21, Number.1 January / February 2002 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Lilly Wei, “Kim Sooja at Peter Blum”, Art in America, September 2002, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Olivia Sand, “Kim Sooja”, Asian Art Newspaper, April, London, UK (Monthly Magazine)
  • Colette Baxley, "Keeping Lighthouse Lit a Technical Work of Art", The Post and Courier, 4 June 2002 South Carolina, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • “Kim Sooja”, Sputnik, USA (Online)
  • Holland Cotter, “Spiritual America, From Ecstatic to Transcendent”, The New York Times, 8 March, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Edith Newhall, “Wrap Artist”, New York Metro, Volume 35, Number 8,11 March 2002, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Carol Vogel, “Why is there a Steel Tree in Central Park? Well, Times Have Changed”, The New York Times, 27 February 2002, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • "La Vidéaste Kim Sooja Hante le Château", images passages, 16 November 2002, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Jeffrey Day, “‘The Memory of Water’ Brings Installation Art Back to Charleston", Wall Street Journal, 23 May 2002, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Jeffrey Day, “'Memory' leaves no lasting impression besides puzzlement”, The State_South Carolina, 26 May 2002, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Karen Wilkin, "At the Galleries", Partisan Review, Issue 3 2002 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Carolee Thea, "Bringing Art to The People: A Conversation with Mary Jane Jacob", Sculpture, March 2002 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kim Sung Won "2002 Busan Biennial", Wolganmisool, October 2002, Vol. 213, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Eleanor Heartney, "History in the Remaking", Art in America, Number 12 December 2002 (Newspaper)
  • “Drayton Hall Houses Art Rooted in History For Spoleto Festival USA”, Drayton Hall, Interiors, Vol. 21, No. 1, Spring (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Ursula Maria Probst, “Am Fluss ohne Wiederkehr", Art magazine, Germany (Online)
  • Susan Snodgrass, “Poised to Soar?”, Art in America, May 2002, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kristen Rhodes, “Linking Art, Community, and History”, Charleston City Paper, 22 May 2002, Charleston, USA (Newspaper)
  • “Kim Sooja”, Vernissage, February 2002, Germany (Magazine)
  • Stephanie Harvin, Wevonneda Minis, "Evoking History", The Post and Courier, Charleston, South Carolina. 28 May 28 2002, Charleston, USA (Newspaper)
  • “Galleries-Downtown, Kim Sooja”, The New Yorker, 18 March, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • “Gallery-Going: Rauch, Bacon, and Kim in Soho”, The New York Times, 25 April, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • “The Arts: Ins and outs”, The New York Times, 5 March, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Kay Larson, "Art Becomes an Instrument to Unearth Buried History", The New York Times, 23 June, 2002, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Kim Levin, “Voice Choices Art - Kim Sooja”, Village Voice, 19 March 2002, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Christopher Bollen, "Outsider Art", V Magazine, Volume. 16, March / April 2002 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Doris Krumpl, "Der Waschgang von Leben und Tod, Kim Sooja im Project Space der Kunsthalle am Karlsplatz", Der Standard, 15 February, 2002, Germany (Monthly Magazine)
  • Henriette Honry, "Der Mensch lebt und stirbt im Bett, Kunsthalle project space: A Laundry Woman von Kim Sooja", Observer, 13, February 2002, Wien, Germany (Magazine)
  • Kluges Waschermadl, “Neue Kunsthalle, Karlsplatz: Kim Sooja”, Neue Kronen Zeitung, Wien, Germany (Newspaper)
  • Kyung-hwa Shin, "Video Art Kills Modern Concept of Time", The Korea Herald, Seoul, Korea (Newspaper)
  • “Project Space der Kunsthalle/Karlsplatz: Arbeiten von Kim Sooja”, Wiener Zeitung, 4 April, Germany (Newspaper)
  • Sukran Aziz, “Asked and Answered On Contemporary Chaos”, Anythint, May 2002, North Carolina, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • “Topqusstellung in der neuoen Kunsthalle”, Wiener Bezirks Blatt, February, 2002, Germany (Newspaper)
2001
  • Gregory Volk, “Kim Sooja at P.S.1”, Art in America, December, 2001, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Ken Johnson, “One Woman's Serenity in the Thick of Things’, New York Times, 7 September, New York, USA
  • Kim Jinyeong, “새해 뉴욕 휘트니비엔날레의 '도전과 파격'”, Korea (Newspaper)
  • Ricardo Miranda Zuñiga, “Kim Sooja: a Needle Woman in the Global Masses”, theSpleen, New York, USA (Online)
  • Levin Kim, “Village Choice Short List ART”, The Village Voice, 4 September 2001, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Meghan Dailey, “A Stitch in Time - on Kim Sooja”, Frieze, Issue 61, September, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Barbara Pollack, “The New Look of Feminism”, ART News, September. New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Martha Schwendener, "Kim Sooja: A Needle Woman", Time Out New York, No.3116-13 September, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Lisa Ruyter, "Top Ten", Art Forum, September, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kim Airyung, “‘A Woman's Gaze in a Strange Street’ A Solo Show at P.S.1”, Art in Culture, September, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Alice Smits, “Kim Sooja”, Smart Papers Going Places, October, Amsterdam, Netherlands (Monthly Magazine)
  • Holland Cotter, “Lost and Found”, The New York Times, 15 June, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Konrad Tobler, “Leise Langsamkeit und lange Stille”, Berner Zeitung, 2 February, Bern, Switzerland (Newspaper)
  • Toni Stooss, “Kim Sooja”, Berner Kunstmitteilungen, No. 328. Jan/Feb 2001, Bern, Switzerland (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Fred Zaugg, “Sie sagt, sie sei eine Nadel-Frau”, Der Bund, 2 February, Bern, Switzerland (Newspaper)
  • “Videoprojektionen von Kim Sooja in Bern”, Schweizer Illustrierte, 5 February, Switzerland (Newspaper)
  • “Selbstbewusst mitten im Strom”, Luzerner Zeitung, Switzerland (Newspaper)
  • Jean-Damien Fleury, “Artistes coreennes a la Kunsthalle de Berne”, La Liberté, 7 February, Switzerland (Newspaper)
  • Philippe Mathonnet, “A Berne, deux Coreennes transforment la Kunsthalle en espace de méditation”, Le Temps, 13 February, Switzerland (Newspaper)
  • “Kim Sooja”, L'Hebdo, 15 February, Switzerland (Newspaper)
  • Beate Engel, “Kim Sooja in der Kunsthalle Bern”, Kunstbulletin, March, Switzerland
  • “Kunst und Bündig", Cash, 2 March, Switzerland (Newspaper)
  • Claudia Steinberg, “Kunstzeitung”, Kunstzeitung, April, Switzerland (Monthly Magazine)
  • Annelise Zwez, “Closeness and Distance in one image”, Argus, February, Zürich, Switzerland (Monthly Magazine)
  • “Kim Sooja: Bottari 2001 Sewing into Walking”, Art/Unlimited, Basel, Switzerland (Magazine)
  • Carol Vogel, “A Homegrown Biennial”, The New York Times, 16 November, New York, USA (Newspaper)
2000
  • Jean-Hubert Martin, “Questions and Answers”, Art Press, vol. 258, July, Paris, France (Monthly Magazine)
  • Pierre Huber, “I' artiste et son galeriste The Artist and the dealer”, Art Press, no. 257, June, Paris, France (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kasuya Akiko, “The Hand that Weaves Time and Space”, InterCommunication, 2000, Fall, Japan (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Harald Szeemann, “Kim Soo-Ja: Bottari”, Welt am Sontag, January 9, 2000, Art Edition 4, Hamburg, Germany (Newspaper)
  • Mika Furukawa, "A Needle Woman", Bien, Volume 3 July-August, Japan (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Mika Furukawa, "Women Artists in Korean Contemporary Art", Women’s Asia, Vol.21, No.23, July (Monthly Magazine)
  • Kristine Kern, "Global Kunst", Politiken, 20 December 2000, Copenhagen, Denmark (Newspaper)
  • Alan Riding, "Exotic? Perhaps, Yet Neither Primitive Nor Pure", The New York Times, 5 July 2000, New York, USA (Newspaper)
  • Rachel Sukman, “Exotica?”, Terminal, August (Monthly Magazine)
  • Rachel Youens, “The Likeness of Being: Contemporary Self Portraits by 60 Women”, N. Y. Arts, Volume 5 Number 1. 2000, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Carol Diehl, "The Likeness of Being", Artnews, April 2000 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Valérie Breuvart, "2000 Taipei Biennial, Taipei Fine Arts Museum", Artforum, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Richard Wilson, “Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial 2000”, Artmonthly, Summer 2000, London, UK (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Harry Bellet, “Ces drôles d'animaux qui hantent la création contemporaine”, Le Monde, 24 June, France (Newspaper)
  • Geneviève Breerette, “Artists from the entire world meet in Kwanhju, Korea”, Le Monde, 15 April, France (Newspaper)
  • Satoko Inoue, “Kim Sooja”, Sputnik, October, Japan (Monthly Magazine)
  • Hannah Fink, “Fizzle, The Third Asia-Pacific Triennial”, Art Asia-pacific, Issue 27, New York, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Ludmila Vachtová, “19 International critics pick their favorite art events Art”, Art(art-Das Kunst Magazin), No.1, January, Germany (Monthly Magazine)
  • Paul Ardenne, “Sooja Kim: Intercommunication Center", Art Press, no. 261, October, Paris, France (Monthly Magazine)
1999
  • Barry Schwabsky, “Folds and Loose Threads”, Art & text, no.65, May-July, Australia (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • En Young Ahn, "Slowness of Speed", Art Monthly, Australia, Number 118, April 1999, Australia (Monthly Magazine)
  • Marcia E. Vetrocq, "The Venice Biennale-Reformed, Renewed, Redeemed", Art in America, September 1999 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Andrew Gellatly, "Just Add Water, A review on Venice Biennale", Frieze, Number 48 October 1999 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Steven Henry Madoff, "Sink or Swim-A review on Venice Biennale", Art In America, September, USA 1999 (Monthly Magazine)
  • Massimo Cesareo, “Harald Szeemann Racconta la sua Rivoluzione”, L'Espresso, 10 June (Monthly Magazine)
  • Edward Leffingwell, “Cannibals All”, Art In America, May 1999, USA (Monthly Magazine)
  • Fedo Ertl, “Das Leben ein einziges Kunstled", Kleine Zeitung, September / October, Graz, Austria (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Alice Smits, “Cities on the Move 3”, Metropolis M, February / March, Netherlands (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Hannah Fink, “The Third Asia-Pacific Triennial”, Art Asia Pacific, Hongkong (Monthly Magazine)
  • Soyeon Ahn, “The Symbolism of Covering Life”, Pictorial Korea, Korean Overseas Culture and Information Service, Seoul, Korea (Magazine)
  • 김애령, “김수자: 보따리에 싸인 삶과 예술”, Wolganmisool, October, 1999, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
1998
  • Kim Young-Ho, "Preparing the 24th São Paulo Biennale", Gana Art Seoul, Fall 1998, Seoul, Korea (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Shin-Eui Park, "History", Gana Art Seoul, Fall 1998, Seoul, Korea (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Christian Haye, “A Seoul Kind of Feeling-Ripping the Fabric of Society Apart”, Dutch, Number 17. 1998, Germany (Magazine)
  • Claire Berger-Vachon, “Kim Soo-Ja, ou un art charge de sens”, Coree Aggairesler, France (Quarterly Magazine)
  • “I Don't Believe in Art”, Sydney Morning Herald, 17 September, Sydney, Australia (Newspaper)
  • Richard Cork, “Saying it with threads”, The Times London, London, UK (Newspaper)
  • Da Redação, “Países perdem fronteiras”, Folha De S.Paulo, 2 October, São Paulo, Brazil (Monthly Magazine)
  • Eleanor Heartney, “Report from Istanbul-In the Realm of the Senses”, Art in America, USA (Magazine)
  • Christian Haye, "Spin City, On Kwangju, Istanbul, and Johannesburg Biennale", Frieze, January-February, London, UK (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Rosa Martinez "The 5th Istanbul Biennale", Flash Art, Number 98 November-December 1998, Milan, Italy (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Johanna Hofleitner, “XXIV Biennal de São Paulo”, Flash Art, Number 98 November-December 1998, Milan, Italy (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • O Estado de S. Paulo, 20 October, São Paulo, Brazil (Newspaper)
1997
  • Hans Ulrich Obrist, "Soo-Ja Kim: Wrapping Bodies and Souls", Flash Art, Number 192 January- February, Milan, Italy (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Christopher House, "Making Asian Moves, Bottari world premiere performance", Now, Toronto, November-December, Toronto, Canada (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Shin-Eui Park, "The 5th Istanbul Biennal”, Wolganmisool, December 1997, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
1996
  • Robert J. Fouser, “Wrapping Everyday Life", Art Asia-Pacific, Spring 1996 (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Clive Adams, "Wrapping the Bundle", Contemporary Art, Spring 1995, London, UK (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Kang Sung-Weon, “An individual Truth: The Language of Installation work, identity, culture”, SPACE, June 1996. No.344, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Park Young-Taik, “Interview: To Approach from Plane to Three-dimension, A Bundle”, SPACE, June 1996. No.344, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Sunjung Kim, "Interview with four Korean Women Artists", Art Asia-Pacific, Volume 3. 1996 (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Morgan Stuart, "Manifesta, The European Biennial", Frieze, London, UK (Monthly Magazine)
  • Élisabeth Lebovici “"Manifesta 1", Libération Culture, France (Magazine)
  • Hans Ulrich Obrist, “Das ganze Leben bündeln. Gespräch mit Soo-Ja Kim”, Museum in Progress, Germany (Online)
1995
  • Hwang In, “Sewing into Walking, Cloth, Video, Sound Installation by Kim Soo-Ja”, SPACE, January 1995, no.327, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
  • Francesco Bonami, "Beyond The Borders, Our Borders", Flash Art, November-December 1995 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
  • Libby Anson, "Division of Labor", Art Monthly, April 1995, London, UK (Monthly Magazine)
  • Christian Haye, "Asiana, Transculture, Tigers Tail, Venice", Frieze, Number 24 September-October 1995 (Bi-monthly Magazine)
1993
  • Barbara Ryberg, The Art of Soo-Ja Kim, Arirang, Spring, 1993 (Quarterly Magazine)
  • Natalia Kozlova, “Stranger to myself - Soo-Ja Kim's Work”, Russian American Daily News, July 16, 1993, New York, USA (Newspaper)
1989
  • Kimsooja, “Cloth Color space Variation”, SPACE, January 1989, No.257, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)
1979
  • Yoon Woo Hak, “김수자·이윤동의 「호흡展」”, SPACE, October, 1979, No.148, Seoul, Korea (Monthly Magazine)

Videos (Interviews/Talks/PR)

2024
  • Timelapse de l'œuvre de Kimsooja, Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris, France (Exhibition PR video) [Link]
  • Teaser de l'exposition « Le monde comme il va », Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris, France (Exhibition PR video) [Link]
  • « Je regarde et je réfléchis le monde dans sa dualité. » Kimsooja, Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris, France (Interview) [Link]
  • Kimsooja, To Breathe — Constellation (2024), Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, Paris, France (Interview) [Link]
  • Kimsooja & Jaeho Chong, SAIC’s Visiting Artists Program, School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC), USA (Visiting Artist) [Link]
2023
  • My Body is a Needle | Artist Kimsooja, Louisiana Channel (Interview) [Link]
2022
  • Kimsooja, Leeum Meets the Artists #45, Leeum Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea (Interview) [Link]
  • Kimsooja, Meta-Painting, KEWENIG, Majorca, Spain (Interview) [Link]
2021
  • Kimsooja – To Breathe, Leeum Museum of Art, Seoul, Korea (Exhibition PR video) [Link]
2020
  • Meet the Artists: Kimsooja or the art of the minimal gesture, Art Basel (Interview) [Link]
2018
  • Gazing into the sphere, Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Produced by Axel Vervoordt Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium (Exhibition PR video) [Link]
2017
  • KIMSOOJA Explores the Notion of Being Human, Brilliant Ideas Ep. 45, Bloomberg (Interview) [Link]
2016
  • MMCA Hyundai Motors Series 2016: Kimsooja - Archive of Mind, Filmed by Gilles Coudert, Production: MMCA, Hyundai Motors, Seoul, Korea (Exhibition PR video) [Link]
2015
  • Collaboration on Campus—Nanotechnology & Contemporary Art, Kimsooja, Cornell University Arts Quad, New York, USA, Produced by Art 21 (Documentary) [Link]
  • Ho-Am Prize 2015, Lifetime Achievement in the Arts, The Ho-Am Foundation, Seoul, Korea (Introduction Video) [Link]
2014
  • Busan Biennale 2014 Archive exhibition, Busan, Korea (Interview) [Link]
2013
  • Artist to Artist with Diana Al-Hadid, Created & Produced by lan Forster, Directed by Susan Sollins, Production: Art21, New York, USA (Documentary)
  • Kimsooja, Unfolding, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada (Exhibition PR video) [Link]
2012
  • Works & Process, Directed by Gilles Coudert, Published by a.p.r.e.s éditions (Documentary)
2011
  • To Breathe, Zuoz, Filmed by Gilles Coudert, Production: Gilles Coudert, David Clougher, a.p.r.e.s production / Galerie Tschudi, Zuoz, Switzerland (Exhibition PR video)
2009
  • Kimsooja – A Needle Woman, Published by Art 21, New York, USA (Documentary)
  • Art & Everyday Life, Published by Art 21, New York, USA (Documentary)
2005
  • To Breathe / Respirare, Production: VIDEOEST, Trieste, Italy (Exhibition PR video)
2000
  • Artist talk in conjunction with the solo exhibition A Needle Woman (Artist talk) [Link]
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