Indian Artist Prasanta Sahu at Yeosu: The Archival Body and the Ethics of Presence

By Reeti Roy || The exhibition No Words, held at Egg Gallery in Yeosu, South Korea, between December 2025 and January 2026, offered a platform to explore the boundaries of presence, embodiment, … Read More

Essay: The Architecture of Rupture

By Reeti Roy || Autocracy is not static. It moves. Across cinema, power often reveals itself not through declarations or violence, but through rhythm, through bodies trained to move together, … Read More

Movie Review: Silenced – A Hearing of the Unheard

By Farrukh Anique || In 2005, a scandal broke in Gwangju, one that would later be retold as Dogani (도가니). The principal of a special school for children with speech … Read More

Book Review: The Island of Sea Women

Reviewed by Michael Attard || All Koreans, and anyone who visits Korea for any length of time, know about Jeju Island, situated off the south coast. The island encompasses more … Read More

Back To Stage: The Long-Awaited Return of Bangtan Sonyeondan

By Dhivyaa S. P. || What comes to mind when I hear the words “BTS comeback” is not simply excitement. It is curiosity. I have always been the kind of … Read More

Upcoming Events – April 2026

MUSICALS                                        “Kinky Boots” Family Musical: “Pororo and a Mysterious Journey” CONCERTS                                        ACC Brunch Concert Plus: The Writer’s Playlist, Kim Young-ha Gwangju Symphony Orchestra Regular Concert: “Leningrad” Beethoven & Rachmaninoff EXHIBITIONS                                    … Read More

Across Cultures and Canvases: Vincent Mcindoe’s Luminous Vision

By Reeti Roy || I met Vincent by sheer accident – the kind of serendipity that only travel seems able to organize. A taxi in Seoul had dropped me at … Read More

Movie Review: I Can Speak – A Survivor’s Testimony

By Farrukh Anique || During the Second World War, Japanese soldiers abducted large numbers of underage girls from Korea, China, the Philippines, Taiwan, and other places, forcing them to satisfy … Read More