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New Exhibition: Ramen Gods & Yummy Fun Aminals

Ramen Gods & Yummy Fun Aminals: Oct. 5 – Nov. 5, 2022
Mon – Fri, 9am – 5pm @ Korean Center Lobby (1362 Post St., San Francisco) 

KCI is partnering with the talented artist Lightning Yumeku, to bring a new exhibition. Titled Ramen Gods & Yummy Fun Animals, the exhibition features 2 collections and a total of about 30 pieces of artwork. The Ramen God collection presents the artist’s love of ramen while Yummy Fun Aminals showcases the playful nature of the artist’s work, with paintings of food and animal combinations.

Admission to see the exhibition is FREE.

Lightning Yumeku is an animator, painter and entrepreneur with a passion for activism, youth education, and art. The founder and owner of 3 Degrees Films, an animation production company that creates children’s animations, music videos and pilots, Lightning engages in activities that align with his passions to promote the arts among youth. Most recently, Lightning created the “Wishes to the Moon” sculpture that was featured in KCI’s Chuseok Festival.

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    Maria Chai is a tech and marketing executive with a career in semiconductor engineering and marketing leadership at companies including Google and YouTube. Born in Korea, Maria immigrated to New York City in middle school, an experience that deepened her ties to Korean culture and community.

    She serves as Board Chair at Canopy, a nonprofit dedicated to growing urban forests to advance environmental equity. Her community service work includes planting and caring for trees in low-income neighborhoods and mentoring first-generation college students.

    Maria holds a BSE in Chemical Engineering from the University of Michigan. She lives in Mountain View with her family and three dogs. She spends her free time playing piano and cello, watching classic films, and dreaming of her next Eichler renovations.

    Manager of Development & Programs

    Anthony Y. Kim, Ph.D. joins KCI with a background spanning nonprofit development, digital strategy, and community-centered storytelling. Before joining KCI, he served as a Communications and Editorial Lead at American Documentary/POV on PBS, where he grew digital engagement and built audience communities around documentary film. He has also taught literature and cultural studies at Williams College and Hunter College. Anthony holds a Ph.D. in Literature & Cultural Studies and a B.A. in Ethnic Studies, both from UC San Diego. He is also a working writer whose creative nonfiction centers the Korean diaspora experience.