Jae Rhim Lee Infinity Burial Project
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Jae Rhim Lee
Jae Rhim Lee is a visual artist and designer whose living units, furniture, wearables, and recycling systems propose unorthodox relationships between the mind/body/self and the built and natural environment. She has exhibited internationally and has given numerous lectures, talks, and demonstrations, including at MIT, the TEDGlobal Conference, Harvard Medical School and Kampnagel Hamburg. Lee is a recipient of a 2010 Grant from the Institut fur Raumexperimente/Universitaet der Kunste Berlin and a 2011 MAK-Schindler Scholarship. Lee is a 2011 TED Global Fellow and a Research Affiliate in the MIT Program in Art, Culture and Technology.
Awards & Accomplishments
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2011
Biennale
Lee’s Infinity Burial Project is included in the Incheon International Women’s Biennale in Incheon, South Korea, curated by Jane Farver
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2011
Scholarship and Residency
Lee receives 2011 MAK-Schindler Scholarship and Artist Residency in Los Angeles, CA
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2011
Residency
Lee is an artist-in-residence at the Boston Center for the Arts
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2011
Fellowship
Lee is a 2011 TED Global Fellow
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2010
IdeaFestival
Lee presents with Creative Capital at IdeaFestival in Louisville, KY
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2010
Grant
Jae Rhim Lee receives grant to attend Institut fur Raumexperimente at Universitat der Kunste Berlin, Germany, led by Olafur Eliasson and connected to Studio Eliasson
News
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Sep 25, 2010
Creative Capital at IdeaFestival in Louisville, KY
Events
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Oct 01 – Oct 31 2011
Jae Rhim Lee exhibits elements of "Infinity Burial Project" at the International Incheon Women Artists' Biennale in Korea
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Sep 09 – Sep 11 2011
Jae Rhim Lee exhibits "Infinity Burial Project" in Final Projects: Group XXXII at the MAK Center for Art + Architecture in Los Angeles
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Mar 14 – Mar 14 2011
Jae Rhim Lee presents "Infinity Burial Project" in AR—Artistic Research Lecture Series at MIT in Boston
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