# 참고로 민구홍은…

Born March 5, 1985. I received formal Montessori education in 1989, around the age of five. I first encountered a computer, a Macintosh LC, in 1991, around the age of seven, and made my first website for a dear friend in 1995, around the age of eleven. I studied literature and linguistics at Chung-Ang University and computer programming at the School for Poetic Computation (SFPC) in the US (though I prefer to call it “literature and linguistics in a narrow sense,” or simply “poetic computation”), and learned various practical skills, including knot tying, ikebana, and design, through Google. I worked as a researcher in Professor Ahn Sang-soo’s laboratory at Hongik University (also known as “Wing House”) (despite the title, there was hardly any work to do). After working in the Publishing Division at Ahn Graphics, I work as an editor at Workroom, planning books such as Practical Books and Ametora. Meanwhile, I run the one-person company Min Guhong Manufacturing. I discuss and teach coding from the perspective of “practical yet conceptual writing” at New Order, a self-described “cultural course for modern people.” Books I have translated include Forget All the Rules About Graphic Design. Including the Ones in This Book. (Studio Ghost, 2017).

![New Order is somewhat unrelated to how the band New Order got its name…](https://minguhong.fyi/images/new-order.jpg)
![And somewhat related to the New World Order (NWO) of conspiracy theories about a world government.](https://minguhong.fyi/images/new-world-order.jpg)
![And somewhat related to the New World Order (NWO) of conspiracy theories about a world government.](https://minguhong.fyi/images/nwo.jpg)
![New Order After…, founded by Ki Yerim, Nam Sunmi, Yoon Choonggeun, Lee Sohyun, and Lee Jisu, with whom I shared memories at New Order, was selected for Project Hashtag, organized by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in 2021 and sponsored by Hyundai Motor. “Brilliantly concise!” (Hito Steyerl, artist and Project Hashtag juror)](https://minguhong.fyi/images/after-new-order-1.jpg)
![New Order After…, founded by Ki Yerim, Nam Sunmi, Yoon Choonggeun, Lee Sohyun, and Lee Jisu, with whom I shared memories at New Order, was selected for Project Hashtag, organized by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in 2021 and sponsored by Hyundai Motor. “Brilliantly concise!” (Hito Steyerl, artist and Project Hashtag juror)](https://minguhong.fyi/images/after-new-order-2.png)
![New Order After…, founded by Ki Yerim, Nam Sunmi, Yoon Choonggeun, Lee Sohyun, and Lee Jisu, with whom I shared memories at New Order, was selected for Project Hashtag, organized by the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in 2021 and sponsored by Hyundai Motor. “Brilliantly concise!” (Hito Steyerl, artist and Project Hashtag juror)](https://minguhong.fyi/images/project-hashtag-website-2021.png)
![“One might draw a map using as coordinates self-reflective practices that, on the borders of design, art, and technology, use their tools to critique design, art, and technology themselves. (…) Laurel Schwulst (…) Linked by Air (…) Dan Michaelson (…) Tamara Maletic (…) Taeyoon Choi (…) Kang Eerun (…) Min Guhong (…) David Reinfurt (…) Paul Elliman (…)” (Choi Sungmin, graphic designer)](https://minguhong.fyi/images/project-hashtag-poster-2021.jpg)
![“Publishing today does not happen only on paper.”](https://minguhong.fyi/images/new-order-quote.jpg)
