No News Is Good News
Written by William Urbanski. For many years, an integral part of my morning routine involved checking the various new sites in Korea, Canada, and internationally. In no particular order, I … Read More
Author: Gwangju News
The Joys of Teaching
Expat Educators Explain Compiled by Dr. David E. Shaffer. Many of the English teachers coming to Korea to teach do so with the intention of staying for a year, maybe … Read More
A Sweet Tour
Café Illda & Dokyo 990 Bakery Reviewed and photographed by Cami Ismanova. In the era of social isolation, masks, and hand sanitizers, an impromptu tour of a new café nearby … Read More
The Sense of Sound
Monday Off Please Written and photographed by Viktoryia Shylkouskaya. For a long time, people have enjoyed combining food with music. Musicians performed during dinner parties in Roman times, and minstrels … Read More
Temple in the Snow
My mum and I always dreamt of seeing a temple in the snow and wondered if this would ever happen. We’ d seen the idyllic pictures of temples in the … Read More
The Gwangju Bibim Film Fest
Cooming Soon Written by Chloe Chan. Gwangju, designated a “Hub City of Asian Culture” by Roh Moo-hyun in 2002, is widely known for its cultural vibrancy. From many foreigners’ perspectives, … Read More
Artist Talk in Gwangju: Jayi Kim
Interview by Aekyeong Lee. Artist Jayi Kim, based in Gwangju, has become known for her artwork, the latest iteration of which is a relaxing space decorated with artificial greenery. However, … Read More
Forgotten at Home, Famous Abroad
Gwangju’s Jeong Chu Interview by Jeong Jiyeon. This article is the first in a series of articles designed to shed light on the life of a musician born in Gwangju, … Read More