Eunha Chang
Contemporary Art Historian and Curator
Based in NY and Seoul
Eunha Chang (장은하 🔊) is a curator and Fulbright Scholar/PhD student in Art History at Binghamton University. Her doctoral project focuses on contemporary painting and sculpture from the 2010s to the present. Her interests include post-digital or AI-mediated conditions, and their implications in contemporary art, feminist/queer theory, and intermediality between image and text.
As a curator, Chang has organized exhibitions at the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA), de Appel (Amsterdam), the National Asia Culture Center (Gwangju), Seoul Art Space PS333, and elsewhere, including The Internet Barnacles (G Gallery, Seoul, 2025), Sad Captions (Seoul Museum of Art, Bunker, 2024), and Squish! In the Forest (Insa Art Space, Seoul, 2024). Her curatorial practice is grounded in transnational exchange. She curated Autophagy (de Appel & Beautiful Soup, Amsterdam, 2022–2023), a joint program between DutchCulture and Arts Council Korea, and Convening the Untitleds (Seoul Museum of Art, 2023–2024, Seoul) with the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art and the Singapore Art Museum. Chang was selected as an Emerging Curator by Seoul Museum of Art, a Young Visual Art Professional by the Korea Foundation for International Cultural Exchange and an artist nominator for The 2026 Sovereign Asian Art Prize. Chang has worked at the Seoul Museum of Art (SeMA), the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MMCA) and the Istanbul Biennial.
Chang has been a Fulbright Scholar from 2024 to 2026, and her research, and projects have been supported by grants and fellowships from the Rockefeller Archive Center; the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities; Arts Council Korea; the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture; the Seoul Museum of Art; the Korea Foundation; the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea; the Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange; and the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, among others.
Chang holds an M.A. in Contemporary Art Theory (Distinction) from Goldsmiths, University of London, and a B.A. in Art Studies from Hongik University, Seoul, and is co-founder of curatorial collective, Post-sexual Futures.
2026 ⓒ Eunha Chang