Gifts from the Mountains

Written by Jonathan BlaneyPhotographed by Jonathan Blaney and courtesy of the Gwangju International Center There are certain landscapes or natural areas around the world that seem to feel like home … Read More

Violinagliding in Gokseong

Written by Eden Jones Photographed by Gokseong Train Village Paragliding You’ve heard of skydiving and probably even paragliding, but have you ever heard of “violinagliding”? Probably not, and that’s because … Read More

Dog Facilities and Dog Parks

Written and photographed by Faith Holdsworth   There is nothing that brings me more joy than seeing people’s faces light up as they walk by my dog. Kenga is a … Read More

Shooting It Up in Naju

Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters   It’s always good to step out of your comfort zone, especially when you find yourself worn thin by the daily grind. To relieve … Read More

The Art of Victory: A Profile of Gwangju’s Art Players Baseball Team

Written by Wilson Melbostad Photographed by Lee Seon-woo Can artists play baseball? Can baseball players create art? Can an obnoxiously loud journalist write an interview feature that is enjoyable to … Read More

Why Not Walk a Shelter Dog?

Written and photographed by Paulina Witkowska   If you like animals and outdoor activities, why not walk a shelter dog? Animal shelters try to help unwanted, injured, and lost animals, … Read More

Soccer for the Soul

Written by Sen Nguyen Photographed by Ender Waters   I am not a big fan of soccer, which is rather strange because my parents are crazy about it. I remember … Read More

The March First National Marathon

Written and photographed by Lee Suk Pei   When I had just arrived in Gwangju, the weather was still quite suitable for running, and there were a number of marathon … Read More