Soyoung Yoon is program director and assistant professor of Art History & Visual Studies at the Department of the Arts, Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, The New School, New York. She is also a visiting faculty at the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program [ISP]. In 2015/16, she is a postdoctoral fellow at the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women at Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, under the annual theme of “Fatigue,” the first installation in a five-year series on “War.” Yoon received her PhD from Stanford University, and holds a BA from Seoul National University. Yoon is at work on two book projects around the re-definition of the status of the “document” in the post-war period: “Walkie Talkie,” regarding the rise of cinéma vérité amidst the struggles for decolonization and new techniques of policing; and “Miss Vietnam: The Work of Art in the Age of Techno-war,” a project on feminist mediation, which re-frames technological reproducibility via the framework of reproductive labor.