Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Photos by Lorryn Smit The nations collectively celebrate love on February 14. When thinking about love, Koreans admire the poetic saga of Yi Mong-ryong and Sung Chun-hyang, both on February … Read More
While Gwangju may be on the cutting edge when it comes to the contemporary art scene, it may not be known that Gwangju is also home to institutions that try … Read More
To most international residents, it is a welcome break from the daily teaching grind, but for many Korean people past and present, Chuseok (falling on September 16 this year) is … Read More
Buddha’s Birthday, a Day of Highly Anticipated Celebrations Enjoyed By Many
Jonathan Joseph Chiarella Writes About Pansori, A Traditional Korean Performance, And Lee Im-rye, A Profound Pansori Singer Who Moved To Gwangju To Perform Her Well-Established Talents
Karly Pierre Writes About The Art Of Traditional Korean Instrument Crafting And It’s Importance In Korea’s Cultural Identity
Written By Namhee Cho Koreans often say “Have you eaten?” as a greeting. This expression originates from the generations who experienced “the Barley Hump,” the spring famine where their food … Read More
An interesting look at the different Christmas experience from an American and Korean perspective.
