Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
By Jon Dunbar. ACROSS1 GFN4 ICBM8 HASH12 AMY13 PLEA14 ARLO15 BLESSING17 EGAD18 MOM19 MINHWA21 JADE24 ADAMA26 JOE27 ATA28 AMAZE32 IKE33 BEING35 JOY36 MIRTH38 SUE39 ONE40 HONOR42 RUED43 FUTURE46 SEO48 ATOM49 … Read More
Reviewed by William Urbanski. I am going to start this review by saying I liked this book quite a bit. Admittedly, after going through the first few pages, it was … Read More
Written by Adam Volle and Stephen Redeker.Arranged by David Shaffer. Korean folklore is full of the supernatural: flying horses, phoenixes, three-headed fowls, pipe-smoking tigers, prank-playing and evil spirits, and of … Read More
Interview with the Biennale Artistic Directors. Interview by William Urbanski. Founded in 1995 in memory of the civil uprising of the 1980 Gwangju Democratization Movement, the Gwangju Biennale has reached … Read More
By Jon Dunbar. ACROSS 1 LOFT 5 ASS 8 HIIT 12 ALOO 13 MOD 14 YMCA 15 MEOKBANG 17 NABS 18 EDM 19 ANA 20 PIMMS 21 WHITEOX 23 ARCH … Read More
Transnationalism and Ghostly Korean Urban Legends. By Régis Olry. A young girl in the restroom of her school realizes that there is no more toilet paper. Suddenly, she can hear … Read More
If you are an expat in Korea, you likely think nothing of whistling a happy tune as you walk down the street or allowing your leg to shake when sitting … Read More
By Stephen Kagarise. Imagine a cozyyet spacious-sized cubeand step inside.Above you, a greenmetal overpassblocks the snowwind, and rain, whileit thrums withthe murmur of cars.Square rubbermats of dark greencushion your feet.Set … Read More
