Zun Lee Wayward bodies in the public space

Goethe-Institut
Zun Lee, On the 29 North. Toronto, ON, Canada, 2018 (archival pigment ink on cotton rag paper), from the series for:GROUND, 2009–2023. Courtesy of the artist
Zun Lee, On the 29 North. Toronto, ON, Canada, 2018 (archival pigment ink on cotton rag paper), from the series for:GROUND, 2009–2023. Courtesy of the artist

A hybrid (Zoom/Goethe Space) conversation with Zun Lee and Berlin artists and programmers Karina Griffith, Michael Götting, and Noah Anderson on wayward bodies in the public space.

Zun Lee is a multi-hyphenate artist, physician, and educator who was born and raised in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and currently lives in Toronto, Canada. The Guggenheim Fellow has been an independent photographer since 2014. Lee has exhibited, spoken and taught at numerous institutions in North America and Europe. His works are widely published and represented in public and private collections around the world. Additional honours and awards include: Mellon Foundation Practitioner in Residence, Knight Foundation Grantee, Magnum Foundation Fellow, Paris Photo/Aperture Photobook Awards Shortlist, Photo District News’ 30 New and Emerging Photographers to Watch.

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