KCHUNG Radio’s KCHUNG PUBLIC broadcasts live from The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA with a dynamic model of alternative media exploration, site observation, beautiful action, and torrential community radio. KCHUNG PUBLIC is the Chinatown-based Internet radio station’s first public location, situated in a bright red, custom retrofitted, shipping container turned AM radio station.

KCHUNG PUBLIC gives greater Los Angeles access to co-operative community radio, encouraging active participation in the creation of new cultural mythologies and matter.

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Self-governed and operated on a shoestring budget, KCHUNG Radio was formed in 2011 as an open forum of artists, musicians, writers, and philosophers. Broadcasting live on 1630 AM from a studio-in-the-sky above a pho restaurant in Los Angeles’ Chinatown, KCHUNG Radio stands apart from other local LA-based stations in its programmatically evolving nature: currently broadcasting over 40 hours weekly of original & uncensored content. With the intention to platform traditionally underrepresented voices, there are talk shows, art reviews, interviews with psychics, scientists, plant life, and ghosts, live music, dressing room gossip, surrealist meditation lessons, advice panels, and unscripted gestures of an economic or performative nature. Functioning as a framework for the expression of local artists as individual contributors, the station is an open portal, accessible to any and all interested parties. It celebrates and promotes the efforts of the dedicated amateur while remaining an autonomous entity for collective expression.

Wonmi’s WAREHOUSE Programs is organized by Alex Sloane, Associate Curator, and is produced by Amelia Charter, Producer of Performance and Programs with Michele Huizar, Programming Assistant, The Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles.

Wonmi's WAREHOUSE Programs is founded by Wonmi & Kihong Kwon and Family.

KCHUNG PUBLIC presented by The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA. Photos by Johnny Rios and Peter Don.