Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Why do humans want to be connected? Why do they want to reach farther and higher? To compete and to conquer? For high returns? To control? To Seo Kee-moon, humans have to be connected to communicate, share, and be happy with each other. The direction of his vigorous force and energy are symbolized in his latest work “Cable Flower” in his most recent exhibition Metaverse.
A Time for Love. By Kim (Hillel) Yunkyoung. It has been over a year already, since COVID-19 changed almost every aspect of our daily lives. And one of the biggest … Read More
Written by Arlo Matisz. The COVID-19 pandemic is one of the most significant events in modern economic history. It is so significant that I feel I should use capital letters … Read More
Written by David Foster. In the In 2015, after being invited to be a visiting professor at Chonnam National University, my wife and I spent the summer in Gwangju. This … Read More
Written by Cami Ismanova. The novel coronavirus, which causes COVID-19, has created an ongoing pandemic that has been affecting almost all of us in a variety of ways.It has been … Read More
Written by Jeong Jiyeon. The coronavirus outbreak that once seemed like it might end soon has continued for four months. It has gotten to the point where it feels weird … Read More
Written by Tom McGinn. Let me explain COVID-19 situation from not only my point of view, but along with actual events that are ongoing here in Korea. My point of … Read More
Interview by William Urbanski. While there is without question a veritable deluge of media coverage surrounding the coronavirus situation worldwide, most of this information takes a bird’s-eye view. The Gwangju … Read More
