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In his practice, Lee Kit works with everyday materials such as fabric or cardboard to address ordinary daily rituals and the uses we give them.

Astrid Klein is best known for her large-format, black-and-white ‘photoworks’, collages, paintings and neon sculptures.

Her recent talks include Art + Activism + the Archive, at the Stanford L Warren Library.

Gyeol Ko, a member of visual research band ikkibawiKrrr, embraces art as a continual learning experience through collective activities.

In the early 1990s, Lúcia Koch began making temporary interventions in domestic spaces, a practice that she would later extend into art institutions.

Multidisciplinary artist Nile Koetting works across a diverse range of formats, including installation, light, performance, scenography, sound and composition.

New York-based Artist Terence Koh works in a diverse range of media, from drawing and sculpture to video, performance and the internet – the artist’s web presence serving as his longest ongoing artwork to date.

Often based on performances and constructed scenarios, Meiro Koizumi’s video installations investigate the boundaries between public and private.

Riyas Komu is an artist whose work takes energy from social movements and political actions.

Donghee Koo’s work across multiple media ranges from photography, digital images and videos to sculpture and spatial installations.

Elena Kovylina uses a range of media including video, film, installation and performance in work that, while often brutal and satirical, explores and deconstructs notions of identity and addresses both the historical and contemporary impact of Russia's political and social structures.

Christa Krings is a community developer of analog and digital content, copywriter, digital media manager and event producer.

The Kronos Quartet is a string ensemble committed to reimagining the chamber music experience.