Insa Art Space presents Simon Starling's lecture as the seventh IAS Talk series. To borrow Starling's own expression, his body of works is a "physical manifestation of a thought process". Contextual shift, reversing process of historical development, human connection, nature, technology and economics are the key words in assessing Starling's works, but just as much as these, there is also his pure joy to create objects or simple tools that can be adapted to different contexts for multiple uses.

VOICES presents the events that took place at the IAS in 2006, including ten talks, five archive presentations, four sound programs and the artist pages from the three issues in the journal, BOL.

This is an archive-based program accompained by workshops and talks that introduces the curating practice of today and the actual scene of contemporary art field through project archives compiled by 100 around curators, and artists.

"Specifically, I import the trivial in my work. I create a situation where the trivial is spoken publicly. My work starts from trivial things that I observed from an onlooker's viewpoint. I detach the original contexts from diverse images and relocate them in another background. Thus, images are juxtaposed in an accidental space and create irony. In other words, trivia in my paintings reveal that objects are often lost amidst the space of meaninglessness by our conventional viewpoints."