Eundam Jang is a doctoral student studying modern and contemporary Korean art with Dr. Douglas Gabriel. Her research focuses on late 20th-century modernist practices and discourses, with a particular interest in their reconfiguration within material, political, and postcolonial conditions. She received her B.F.A. in Painting and M.A. in Art Management from Seoul National University. She has presented her research at the annual conference of the Association of Korean Modern & Contemporary Art History and published a peer-reviewed article in its journal, “From Eyes to Body: Seoul’80’s Photography, Painting, and Phenomenology at the Turn of the 1980s” (2025). Before coming to UF, she was a member of the curatorial collective Dabal and worked as a researcher at the Yoolizzy Craft Museum.