2001: A Place Odyssey
By Julian Warmington || In 2001, everything was different. Desktop computers were expensive, cigarettes cheap, cell phones black and white, and tiny flip phones were cool. The mighty Daewoo Tico … Read More
Ponderings & Contemplations: Home and Hearth
By Park Nahm-Sheik || It’s my privilege to call Gwangju home. It’s the abode of my genuine home and hearth. It’s where I’m most comfortable. It’s where I feel the … Read More
Gwangju as Home: Critical Language Scholarship at CNU
By Jacqueline L. Becerra || As summer progresses into July, a sweltering heat engulfs the lush greenery surrounding Chonnam National University (CNU), where the buzzing of dragonflies can be heard across Yongji pond, and the haze of strong sunrays reflects … Read More
The Environment: What’s New in the World of Renewable Energy?
By Chung Hyunhwa || Energy supply is often cited as the biggest challenge in the AI era. It is believed that with AI, we will soon be able to more … Read More
The New Generation of AI Tools: A Glimpse into the Future
By Muhammad Umar Tahir || A few weeks ago, I was sitting with a friend when he made an interesting request. Knowing my interest in artificial intelligence, he asked, “Why … Read More
Art Exhibition: Five Peaks, No Rules – A Conversation with the Past
By Reeti Roy || To stand before the Ilwol-obongdo, the folding screen known as the “Painting of the Sun, Moon, and Five Peaks,” is to encounter one of the most … Read More
The Calcuttan in Korea: The Ghosts and the Kinetic
By Reeti Roy || In Calcutta, where I am from, we inherit a certain faith of the mind. Not loudly, not as doctrine, but quietly, through habit. In the way … Read More
Movie Review: The Land of Morning Calm – The Shape of What Remains
By Farrukh Anique || In 2024, insurance fraud worth US$870,000 was committed in Korea, roughly half of it carried out through forged medical documents. This film’s story is, on its … Read More