You, The One, Standing in the Prosperous Land

Written by Robert Grotjohn Photographs courtesy of Gwangju Museum of Art and Robert Grotjohn   During the last week of June, the foyer of the Gwangju Museum of Art (광주시립미술관) … Read More

Morten Kjaerum: Upholding Human Rights for All – Speaker at WHRCF 2018

Written by Wilson Melbostad Photographs courtesy of Morten Krjaerum   Those who live, have lived, or have even visited Gwangju know that the city prides itself on its recognition of … Read More

Vietnam 1984

Written by Viv   In early June this year, protests[1] occurred throughout Vietnam, including the capital Hanoi and the economic hub of Ho Chi Minh City. A local coffee shop … Read More

The City of Sadness

Written by Lee Suk Pei Gwangju Theater screened four new movies in July, and three of them were from Taiwan. I had a hard time deciding which movie I should … Read More

“I Was So Supremely Naïve,” Medium Raw: A Bloody Valentine to the World of Food and the People Who Cook by Anthony Bourdain

Written by Kristy Dolson The customary summer advice is to take up a little light reading. But I’ve been in an introspective mood this summer, and this month I have … Read More

30 Frames

Written and photographed by Adam Travis It’s going to be 35 degrees for the next week. I’ve got my trusty hand fan, the AC is blasting, and I’ve chopped my … Read More

My Poetry

Written by Shahed Kayes My Time Sometimes I just wonder where I stand! Once I wanted to be a voice of the voiceless Now I am silenced by the louder … Read More

From the Streets of Resistance to the Walls of the Gallery: The From Vietnam to Berlin Exhibition at the ACC

Written and photographed by Saul Latham The world has acted out, written down, and turned over many pages of political resistance. From Vietnam to Berlin skims back through some of … Read More