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Hana S. Kim is an immersive media designer and a visual artist for live performances with experience across film and public art from Seoul, South Korea. Her theatrical design work has been seen across the country and internationally and her art installations have been shown at the Annenberg Space of Photography in LA, Jordan Downs Recreation Center, Occidental College and Baryshnikov Arts Center in NY.
Recent Theatre credits include Real Woman Have Curves, Redwood, and the The Outsiders on Broadway, The Old Man and The Pool at the Lincoln Center Theater, Summer 1976 at the MTC, Orfeo at the Santa Fe Opera, The Harder They Come at the Public Theater, Sumo at the Public Theater, and 3 Summers of Lincoln at La Jolla Playhouse.
Hana is a recipient of the Tony Award, the Princess Grace Award in Theater Design, Richard Sherwood Award from CTG, and Kinetic Lighting Award for distinguished achievement in theatrical design from LA Drama Critics Circle. She was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award for her work on The Visitor at the Public Theater. Her designs have been recognized by the Helen Hayes Awards, Stage Raw Awards, StageSceneLA Awards and Bay Area Theater Critics Circle Awards. She is a member of United Scenic Artists Local 829 and received a BFA in visual communication at Seoul National University in South Korea and an MFA at University of California, Los Angeles.
