PROMISE PARK
MOON Kyungwon & YCAM
WORKROOM PRESS
First published by Workroom Press, Seoul, in 2017
© MOON Kyungwon & YCAM, 2017 All rights reserved.
Edited & Designed by Workroom
Edited & Management (pp.17–96, 99–197, 221–231) by Takuya Irie (SETENV)
Printed and bound by Screengraphic, Paju
With support from Arts Council Korea
ISBN 978-89-94207-80-3 / 03600
CONTENTS
- Prologue
- Overview of the Promise Park Project
- Promise Park Project 2013-2015
- Parks as Collective Intelligence
- The City as a Park
- A Park Established over Ruins
- Weaving and Proliferation
- A Carpet as an Artistic Medium
- Interview with Masataka Hosoo
- Interview with Ken Furudate
- Six Chapters toward Park Atlas: For the reminiscence of Parks as Archive Space of the World
- Yamaguchi: The City as a Park
- Talk: Cities and Future Parks
- Parks as a Visionary Device: Extensive Readings and Reminiscence in Contemporary Art History
- Three Stories toward Future Parks
- Parks in Seoul
- Post-industrial Ruin to Sublime Park: Seonyudo Park
- A Brief Consideration of Meiji Shrine: The Unique, Dualistic “Park” Connected Behind It
- 2016 Research, Workshop and Fieldwork: Scent
- Epilogue
- Glossary
- Image Credit & Source