Korean Art Alive | From Privy to Patrimony: Korean Chamber Pots
Embark on a whimsical journey with our video essay, "From Privy to Patrimony: Korean Chamber Pots." We start our exploration with the captivating collection at the British Museum, diving into the nuanced design features of seemingly ordinary artifacts. Brace yourself for a surprise as we uncover the unexpected functionality behind these humble objects.
The video ponders the fine line between the high art, design, and practicality of chamber pots, showcasing how even the most unassuming items can provoke thought and laughter. From the elegance of Korean chamber pots to the golden toilets of Maurizio Cattelan and the artistic meanings of Marcel Duchamp's Fountain, this video is a lighthearted celebration of cultural artifacts, promising an entertaining exploration of history and humor.
Buckle up for a ride through the unexpected, where every artifact has a tale, and learning is as delightful as it is enlightening!
© 2023 Korean Art Alive is a free online learning resource of Korean art and culture, created by the Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University with the collaboration of leading Korean art collections in the United States. It is supported by the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation, Korea.
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Director Jinyoung Anna Jin
Author Jinyoung Anna Jin
Producer Hyesook Jung
Scriptwriter Louis Wittig, Hyesook Jung
Narrator Hyesook Jung
Graphic Designer Li Shan Liang
Coordinator Ellen H. Yoo