Argus Paul Estabrook
I’m an emerging photographer currently based in Seoul, South Korea. As a Korean-American who grew up in a rural area of Virginia, I have a unique perspective of Korean identity and its relationship to both global and regional communities. I studied photography as an undergraduate but set it aside during my MFA program at James Madison University to concentrate on intermedia. After moving to South Korea I rediscovered photography, using it as a means to document and share my experiences.
My photography has been published in Burn Magazine and LensCulture. It has also been awarded by the Magnum Photography Awards, Sony World Photography Awards, LensCulture, PDN, IPOTY, IPA, MIFA, TIFA, as well as selected for inclusion at the 2017 Aperture Summer Open: On Freedom.
My photography has been published in Burn Magazine and LensCulture. It has also been awarded by the Magnum Photography Awards, Sony World Photography Awards, LensCulture, PDN, IPOTY, IPA, MIFA, TIFA, as well as selected for inclusion at the 2017 Aperture Summer Open: On Freedom.
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Education
2018 Eddie Adams Workshop | XXXI | New York 2009 James Madison University | MFA Studio Art | Virginia 2001 Virginia Intermont College | BA Photography | Virginia Publications / Features 2018
Selected Exhibitions 2018
Awards / Honors Heartfelt Welcome | Series 2018 Our Stage Four | Series 2018
Losing Face | Series 2018
Losing Face | Single Images -Read All About It 2017
2017
School Memories: The Loss In Danwon High | Series 2017
Wrestling in the Streets of Seoul | Series 2017
Wrestling in the Streets of Seoul | Single Images -Look Out Below! 2017
Reflections Inside the Seoul Metro | Series 2016
Of a Premonition | Series 2016
A Cos’ality of Play | Series 2016
War Drums and Ballet: How Hate Is Taught in South Korea | Series 2015
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