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a href= http://www.heathergaudiofineart.com target= _blank Heather Gaudio Fine Art /a presents Yoona Hur: Moving Stillness, her solo exhibition at

A two-person exhibition of James Lee Byars and Seung-taek Lee presents a meeting of the minds during the 2024 Venice Biennale.

2December 2014, New Delhi. The Korean Culture Center India, Lajpat Nagar New Delhi celebrated Hanji festival, from 24November to 2nd December , in association with Jeonju Fashion Association from Korea . On 24th November at the occassion of opening ceremony of festival a korean mask Dance was performed by a korean artist this is a Traditional Korean Dance called Bongsan.

South Korea has made a bid to add “hanji,” or traditional Korean mulberry paper, to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage List. “Traditional knowledge and skills associated with the production of hanji and related cultural practices in the Republic of Korea will undergo an evaluation procedure,” the Cultural Heritage Administration said in a statement Monday, referring to the submission ...

“Lovely Runner” has dropped more stills of Kim Hye Yoon! Based on a popular web novel and penned by “True Beauty” writer Lee Si Eun, “Lovely Runner” is a new time-slip romance drama that asks the question: “What would you do if you had the opportunity to save your ultimate bias?” Kim Hye Yoon stars

Thai metalwork artist Pin upcycled scrap steel into luxurious art-pieces, while Yeonnam-Dong In the west of Seoul, attracts an eclectic mix, both locals and foreigners. Finally, meet Henry Ng, Singapore’s only lion dance mask craftsman.

Marvel at architect Alexis Dornier’s most adventurous creation in Bali. Meet a chef inspired by bamboo forests, and a professional toy collector and maker who works with cult names in the industry.

a href= http://www.stroll-garden.com target= _blank Stroll Garden /a is showing “Elegies,” a two-part solo exhibition of Korean-American

The Korean Cultural Center in Hungary is hosting an exhibition that not only showcases the beauty and versatility of hanji, traditional Korean paper, but also marks a significant step in promoting Korean culture across Europe.

When hanji is put into epoxy resin, the paper soaks up the fluid and solidifies in the form of a panel. The panels are carved and connected into furniture, while hanji’s unique patterns can be seen through its transparent surface. This is how Son Sang-woo, a furniture designer, makes his works. Hanji is traditional Korean paper made from mulberry bark. As the bark’s texture is visible on the paper, Son&rs...