Gwangju Writes
Courage, written by Joey Nunez, exposes the deep, raw pain we can experience when feeling worthless and how we may overcome it.
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Creative Cities in Japan and Beyond
Dr Masayuki Sasaki promotes the concepts of creative cities & creative tourism. In Nov, he attended the opening of the Asian Culture Complex & he was impressed.
Dynamic Flow: Allan Jessen Keeps the Water on
KJ1, a Korean company and Grundfos, a Denmark organization have joined forces to create a new “KJ1”. Director, Allan Jessen talks about the challenges involved.
“Real Fun” at Design Biennale
Make sure to get down to Gwangju’s Design Biennale from Oct 15 – Nov 13 to experience an array of designs from Korean, Chinese and Japanese cultural curators.
Serving Within and Reaching Out
Ngiyen Viet Phong founded the Association of Vietnamese Communities in the Gwangju Area, to offer support to Vietnamese & help other international communities.
Athlete in Focus: Nick Hough
Australian athlete, Nick Hough, competed in the hurdles at the Universiade Games 2015. He pushes himself hard as an athlete and also as an entrepreneur.
Universiade Review
American Track and Field athletes met and played with MDream orphanage children on July 5, a way to get off the field and see more in the Gwangju community.
Gwangju Citizens “Clean Gwangju” Together
This month’s Right to the City highlights the “Clean Gwangju” campaign which is already making a difference and making people more aware of the trash problem.