Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Written by Kristy Dolson October is the month of merriment and mystery as we celebrate the end-of-year harvest and brace for winter’s approach. Many cultures also celebrate the border between … Read More
Written by Matkhiya Usmonova Photographed by Inna Udonova A few months back, I went on a trip to Jeollabuk-do with other international residents in the Gwangju area. From our … Read More
Written by Jonathan Blaney Photographed by Annalise Reinhardt and Jonathan Blaney Over the past five years working as a nature educator with children and adults, I have seen so many … Read More
Written by Joe Wabe Photographed by Maangchi October brings some of the best weather in Korea. The heat and rain are gone, and we enter a few weeks of … Read More
Written by Marion Gregory Photographs courtesy of Chungjang-ro Festival Organizing Committee Originally published November 2010 #105 On a typical day Chungjang-ro attracts shoppers with its storefronts and coffee shops. … Read More
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters Gwangju is home to interesting eyesores of various sizes and vintages. Among them, few are larger, older, and have a better story to tell … Read More
Written and photographed by Faith Holdsworth There is nothing that brings me more joy than seeing people’s faces light up as they walk by my dog. Kenga is a … Read More
Written by Maria Lisak Photographs courtesy of Gwangju Biennale The Biennale is always an excellent critique on society. One may think that the exhibits on offer at the Biennale are … Read More
