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Public Intimacies and Wig Spaces: Entangled Migrations of Korean and African Americans

The Courtauld Institute of ArtIslington ·Tue 24 Nov · 5:30pm

A talk by Min Kyung Lee examining Korean-owned wig stores as urban spaces where Korean and African American migrations became materially entwined in late twentieth-century America. AI summary of the listing

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Migrations: People, Politics, Objects Public Intimacies and Wig Spaces: Entangled Migrations of Korean and African Americans Speaker: Min Kyung Lee Min Kyung Lee discusses the Korean-owned wig store as an overlooked urban space through which Korean and African American migrations became materially entangled in the late twentieth-century United States. These wig stores constituted a distinct typology of gendered…

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