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Bahc Yiso (Korean: 박이소, Hanja: 朴異素, 23 June 1957 – 26 April 2004), also known as Mo Bahc, was a visual artist, cultural organizer, curator, theorist, and educator. The artist had gone by three first names during his lifetime; while Cheol-ho (철호, 哲熇) was his legal name, he adopted the name Mo (모, 某) during his time in New York, which he changed to Yiso (이소, 異素) when he returned to South Korea. Both of the adopted names indicate the artist's self-identification of being displaced or on the periphery, which he had hoped to be a position of privilege "with more freedom to do something unexpected."

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has abstract	Bahc Yiso (Korean: 박이소, Hanja: 朴異素, 23 June 1957 – 26 April 2004), also known as Mo Bahc, was a visual artist, cultural organizer, curator, theorist, and educator. The artist had gone by three first names during his lifetime; while Cheol-ho (철호, 哲熇) was his legal name, he adopted the name Mo (모, 某) during his time in New York, which he changed to Yiso (이소, 異素) when he returned to South Korea. Both of the adopted names indicate the artist's self-identification of being displaced or on the periphery, which he had hoped to be a position of privilege "with more freedom to do something unexpected." In New York, the artist was noted as the founder and director of Minor Injury, an alternative space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, and a co-founder of SEORO Korean Cultural Network, a Korean American artists' network that bridged Korean American artists of various immigration backgrounds. His works produced in New York reflect his engagement with the time's political and cultural movement addressing the systemic marginalization of minority groups and questioning issues surrounding race and identity. His time in Korea is said to have been a prolific period for Bahc as an artist, producing works beyond the realm of identity politics. Bahc's interested in reforming Korea's art education system also led him to lecture drawing at SADI, among other universities. Bahc has been credited as a critical figure in Korea's contemporary art scene, especially for introducing the American discourse of poststructuralism or critical postmodernism by his writing and translation work. (en) 박이소(朴異素, 1957년 6월 23일 ~ 2004년 4월 26일)는 대한민국의 현대미술 작가이다. 주로 개념미술가, 설치미술가로 분류된다 (ko)
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