Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Written and photographed by Kim Dong-hun (8ball) I don’t describe myself as an otaku (a Japanese term meaning “a person with obsessive interests, particularly in anime and manga”), but I … Read More
Written and photographed by Fabio Tardim North Korea is sometimes perceived a little like those unknown lands of legend: with old maps and where all sorts of perils waited for … Read More
Written and photographed by Stephanie and Ryan Hedger Hidden just beyond the line that divides Seoul from Gyeonggi-do is one of our favorite places in all of Korea. The Anyang … Read More
Written and photographed by Lea Moreau Gwangju is perhaps Korea’s most underrated city. Living here for more than a year and half, I’m still amazed by its bursting … Read More
Written and photographed by Rachel Hill I have just realized that my only experiences camping in Korea have been on beaches. Camping here is about as opposite as I can … Read More
Written by Elizabeth Kaye Corpuz Photos courtesy of Slow City Cheongsan-do “Nothing.” Does this word scare you? What kind of emotion does it elicit? “I have nothing,” as the Whitney … Read More
Written by Wilhelmina Asaam Photos courtesy of Gwangju Fringe Festival I’m from the UK, and when I hear the words “fringe festival,” I immediately think Edinburgh: comedy, art installations, music, … Read More
