3 keywords: Design, Designer, Korea

The purpose of Designers Party¡¯s organization is to communicate to the world about the design and the designers in Korea.

The word ¡®DESIGNER¡¯ in here
includes a comprehensive meaning of a ¡®designer¡¯ whose mission is to change the world.
It is someone who actively pioneers the culture and the civilization at the center of the global changes.

RESEARCH

The target is all Korean designers who are active internationally.
Their movements and the impacts to the world are to be recorded here.
You can ¡®submit a link¡¯ below to inform us more.

SYSTEM, ORGAN

- Designers Party presents following components:

Gallery BMH, Design Shop, Magazine, Festival.

- History and plan of DESIGNERS PARTY

2003.12.20 The first event of Designers Party
2005.05 opening of DESIGN, NEW MEDIA Gallery BMH
2007. launching of the Design Webzine, designersparty.com
2007. launching of Design Shop DP
2008. preparing the launch of an international design magazine, DP.



contributors

Namoo Kim
Providence, RI, USA
nm@nmyv.com
http://www.nmyv.com

Namoo is exploring a relationship between visibility and invisibility at the precarious edge where new media and information technologies, architecture and urban planning and graphic design overlap. Currently, he is now working on MFA degree in Graphic Design at RISD (Rhode Island School of Design).

Na Kim
Arnhem, the Netherlands
ynkim@ynkim.com
http://www.ynkim.com

Na Kim is searching for the interaction of visual language and real world, specially with the tool of typography. Recently she is a graphic designer in Werkplaats Typografie in Nethernads.

Baek-Ki Kim
London, UK
info@thebaek.com
http://www.thebaek.com

Baek-Ki Kim is a products and furniture designer who based on European area , in particular, London(UK). His current works are in progress which is connected through memories and experiences in inside of him. In those progress, there are records of the past and the present, furthermore, it tells that wills in future of him. Thus, he current was studying to discover a pluralistic linker which is a clue of merged and broke up elements about the moment.

Hyung suk, Kim
Seoul, Korea
Director of matter workshop in Seoul
matter@matterworkshop.com
http://www.matterworkshop.com
http://www.kimhyungsuk.com/

leads matter workshop in seoul to explore to spatial logics(architecture, urbanism, interior design, programming in ordinary space)from social matters in our enviroment. His research focus is on "structuring program" to build the sustainable space responding a chaotic situation in seoul metropolitan. matter workshop is linked to collaborate & co-work with emerging young architects in Koln & Wien.




Song bongkyu
Seoul, Korea
Director of SDESIGNUNIT
sdesignunit@hotmail.com
http://www.sdesignunit.com
http://www.designundesigned.com

Bongkyu is a Industrial Designer, He found SDESIGNUNIT Seoul-based Design firm 2006.
SDESIGNUNIT is defined as a process and planning centered co-working design unit.
working through experiment, new direction of design and coworking basis.

Oh, Juhee
Toronto, Canada
ojuhee@yahoo.com

Juhee is currently finishing up her master degree in architecture at University of Waterloo. She has collaborated with architectural firms in Toronto, Vancouver, New York, and London. She is currently residing in Cambridge where she is going crazy. She hopes to gain back her sanity in near future.

Choi, min wook
Inchon, Korea
nogolnet@gmail.com
http://www.nogol.net/

He is majoring in architecture design at Inha University.
His greatest concern is ¡°What is Next Architecture?¡± and processing a project about this.

contact :

International Coordinator of DESIGNERSPARTY
Mona Lee
Seoul, Korea
E-mail: monamoda@gmail.com
mobile : +82 11 9068 8576

Wishes to be a 'glue' to young and talented Korean designers to overseas business
and enjoys drawing, learning Spanish and knitting.

Director of BLINDSOUND
Seoul, Korea
Lee Sangyoon
E-mail: blind_sound@hotmail.com

BMH Blindsound Media Hub
New Media, Design Gallery in Seoul
B1, 332-4 Seokyo - Dong, Mapo - Gu, Seoul Korea, 121-836