Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
A South African-born lover of art, Lindri Steenkamp has taken full advantage of her time (one year, thus far) in Korea to explore many elements within the creative sphere. Theater, poetry, visual art, and music as well as photography have colored her world with beauty and purpose within the context of Korean living and culture.
This is the image we know of Harvard. It’s the dream of every parent to have a son or daughter attend. Yet that is all it is, an image. VERITAS – which is Harvard’s motto, Latin for “truth” – is a documentary that has no interest in portraying that same facet.
SaladBowl is a new concept store that fuses tradition with the modern convenience that is perfect for those who are too busy to concentrate on eating balanced meals.
Temperatures were mercifully a touch milder than in previous weeks on the morning of January 13 as the Gwangju-based nonprofit charity group Athletic Supporters (AS) gathered for the first annual “Freeze Your Ass Off” 10K run to benefit the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) – Korea.
Na Sengju invites us along to Sangmu for a look at Mugaksa.
He’s been all around the world but the GIC has beckoned this well-traveled boy back home. Son Hyun-woo, a Gwangju-bred linguistic hero, master of the dance floor, blogger-extraordinaire has become somewhat of an online celebrity. His website, Talk to Me in Korean, has emerged as a forerunner in web-based language learning.
Lee Jung-bin, the first runner-up in the 2012 Miss Korea Beauty Pageant, also known as the “Seon” started as the ultimate winner of the Miss Gwangju-Jeonnam Beauty Pageant 2012. A multi-talented lady who is also currently a student at Gwangju Women’s University majoring in Airline Services graces us with her presence and tells us her story.
Gabriel Ward visited Bottle. Here’s what he had to say about his time there.
