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This link introduces the term net.art, which is the accepted genre of Young-Hae. http://courses.washington.edu/hypertxt/cgi-bin/book/contexts/koreansatire.html This link is of an actual written interview, pretty interesting and revealing 🙂 http://www.brown.edu/Research/dichtung-digital/2005/2/Yoo/index-engl.htm

I think its important to look at the small differences between Bust Down the Doors and the Gates of Hell Version because they caused me to look at the same story differently. The original Bust Down the Doors was from … Continue reading →

The Gates of Hell Version of “He Busts Down My Door Again” is different from the other Young-Hae Chang movies we have seen. The background has the look of a museum with high ceilings and and shiny floors.  The music … Continue reading →

The different versions of Bust Down the Doors allowed my to get multiple meanings from it. Since it was a little bit different every time, I saw it from a different angle. The difference in point of view was certainly … Continue reading →

Like we said in class yesterday, YHCHI draws attention from its readers/viewers by its unique presentation. Even more than the first YHCHI assignment we had, Bust Down the Doors! really got my attention because it was just the same story … Continue reading →

I find it a little difficult to write this blog post, not having the text in front of me, and it being more or less impossible to have a second window up with the text… playing (?) so that I … Continue reading →

The more I watch these videos the more I question whether I enjoy them ore not. Yes, they are great break from the normality of “usual” poetry or novels. However, there is only so much you can watch of this … Continue reading →

I have to admit I was expecting BUST DOWN THE DOOR! to be much longer than it was. I also expected it to require a greater amount of concentration; however, what I found was that it was perhaps easier to … Continue reading →

BUST DOWN THE DOORS! Is probably one of my favorite and easiest to understand of Young-Hae Chang’s and Marc Vogue’s pieces. The poem tells the story of midnight raid. The narrator is striped from his or her home in undergarments … Continue reading →

After reading or watching “Bust Down the Doors!” and “Bust Down the Doors Again!” multiple times, I became slightly annoyed with it. The first time that I saw it, I felt that the poem wanted me to try and figure … Continue reading →