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Bae interviewed 18 Korean creatives including a k-pop choreographer, an interior designer, fashion designers, a model, a chef, a tattoo artist and a k-pop stylist.

Author Fiona Bae says K-design will be the next Korean phenomenon to sweep the world, and spotlights the interior designers and architects who are part of this new culture wave.

Tattooing is constantly evolving and the most-sought after artists are superstars. Here, the top five reveal what the craft means to them

New book Make Break Remix takes a deep dive into the cultural juggernaut’s impact on fashion and beyond

We chart the rise of South Korean style on the global stage, discuss material innovation with architecture firm Oma, and visit an installation showcasing…

The K-pop idol who broke free to go independent, the designer whose fantasy gowns are loved by celebs, and the sculptor who works with thousands of online photos: why South Korea is at the forefront of pop culture right now

Frieze opens its first art fair in Asia this September, featuring more than 110 global institutions. Here is Aesthetica’s run down of what to see.

Spanning art, music, fashion, design and food, a new book, Make Break Remix explores the global rise and rise of Korean culture.

We tapped three locals—art publicist Fiona Bae, gallerist Bo-young Song, and interior designer Teo Yang—for their tips.

After K-pop and kimchi led the way, a major UK exhibition and cultural season will celebrate the best of the country’s art, music and style