Picnic in Naju: Deudeul River
Written and photographed by Karina Prananto As spring slips away and summer enters in, I am sure many of us have already started to think about vacation plans. While … Read More
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Strange Bedfellows at Punghyang Inn
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters Stagnating somewhere in Gwangju’s Punghyang-dong is a time-warped dormitory with an odd twist. From the outside, the abandoned red brick inn with white-trimmed windows … Read More
The 2018 Gwangju Asia Forum
Written by Zico Mulia Photographs courtesy of May 18 Memorial Foundation The 2018 Gwangju Asia Forum and the 2018 Gwangju Prize for Human Rights Award Ceremony were held on … Read More
Jeju Dark Tours: A Walk Back to the Start of Modern Korean History
Written by Anastasia Traynin Photographed by Anastasia Traynin and courtesy of Jeju Dark Tours Living in Gwangju, walking down Geumnam-ro, and around the blue fountain, clock tower, and the former … Read More
Recognizing Contributions to the Gwangju Community: The 2018 Michael Simning Community Builder Award
Written by Jennifer Marlton Photographs by Lorryn Smit and courtesy of Dana Han The Michael Simning Awards were created by a group of Gwangju residents in order to recognize contributions … Read More
Know Your Beers
Written by Joe Wabe Photographed by Jeffrey Thompson A few years ago, the process of selecting a beer from the beer aisle was quite an easy one for me, … Read More
Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement: Overview of Key Issues in Hong Kong and Achievements of Democracy
Written by Chloe Chan A yellow umbrella is no longer just a tool for protecting against the rain or sunshine. In Hong Kong, it has actually turned into a symbol … Read More
The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend by Katarina Bivald
Written by Kristy Dolson This month, in the absence of a pressing theme, I was free to choose any book that struck my fancy. And, since my last two … Read More