choa chat #5: Photographer Juliana Sohn on what it means to memorialize our deceased

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groundings - the choa podcast

choa magazine

21 episodes

3 weeks ago

choa is an independent online platform devoted to recognizing, examining, and understanding the nuances and complexities of the Korean female diasporic experiences.

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choa is an independent online platform devoted to recognizing, examining, and understanding the nuances and complexities of the Korean female diasporic experiences.

Society & Culture

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choa chat #5: Photographer Juliana Sohn on what it means to memorialize our deceased

groundings - the choa podcast

21 minutes 28 seconds

3 years ago

choa chat #5: Photographer Juliana Sohn on what it means to memorialize our deceased

Harriet chats with Juliana about end-of-life rituals, death, and family history, her approach to photographing legacy portraits, and the cultural practice of jesa. Check out Juliana’s piece “We are all going to die” in choa magazine’s Volume 3: Aging in Place.

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