Maria the Korean Bride
Project by Maria Yoon
Project by Maria Yoon
Help Maria the Korean Bride Get MARRIED IN ALL FIFTY STATES! Thus far I have completed 43 weddings from 43 different states. When complete, I intend to make a feature documentary. For now, I have seven remaining states: Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, South and North Dakota to name a few. With your help I hope to raise $2,900 by April 15th, 2010. The fund will be used for travel, film editing and production cost. Please visit http://www.mariathekoreanbride.com/ for more. Thank you!
Project location: New York, NY
I will personally mail you a commemorative postcard from each of my upcoming wedding locations: Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, South and North Dakota.
Pick any five states out of fifty and I will send you limited edition wedding DVDs signed and personalized to you by the Artist + $25 pledge package.
1LB of Kimchee mailed to you personally autographed by the Artist. Please make sure to refrigerate upon receiving immediately. Kimchee is a Korean signature dish + $25 pledge package.
Dinner with the Artist at a mid to upscale restaurant in NYC. Artist will choose the location. Please note, donor pays. I am a starving artist + $25 pledge package.
Custom made Korean Grooms Outfit and mentioned on Video/Film/Website for the Credit/Special Thanks Page + $25 pledge package. OR Limit of 1: Life Sized Cut Out of Maria the Korean Bride Autographed by the Artist and mentioned Video/Film/Website for the Credit/Special Thanks Page + $25 pledge package.
New York, NY
Maria Yoon a Korean-born artist lives and works in New York City. She holds a BFA from Cooper Union. Maria is also a Contractual Senior Educator/Consultant for the Education Department at various museums in New York City. Since 2001 to present, Maria has begun working on a new series entitled Maria the Korean Bride. It is a multi-media performance designed to bring attention to the social pressure that Maria has endured as a first generation Korean-American unmarried woman. Her on-going journey across America has received much attention especially with Koreans and other Asian American communities in New York, as well as institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art.