βArts Film Evangelistβ Critic Lim Jae-cheol Passes Away at Age 65
Lim Jae-cheol, a prominent film critic and representative of Emotion Books, who played a significant role in introducing unfamiliar art film directors to Korea, has passed away at the age of 65.
Will the Art Market Emerge from the Recession? Domestic and International Art Fairs Gaining Momentum
The Korean art scene is experiencing an unusual surge in activity this spring due to several major exhibitions, leading into a series of anticipated art fairs.
βMasks, Let's Danceβ Special Exhibition at Duksung Women's University Museum
Duksung Women's University Museum is hosting the special exhibition 'Masks, Let's Dance', showcasing over 60 traditional masks reflecting the diversity of modern Korean traditional masks until December 24, 2026.
Nobel Prize-winning author Han Kang to showcase installation work at the Korean hall of the Venice Biennale
Author Han Kang, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2024, will present her installation work at the Korean pavilion during the 61st International Venice Biennale from May to November.
The face of Koreans, overcoming countless historical hardships, is as valuable as the Mona Lisa
Artist Kwon Soon-cheol reflects on capturing the essence of the Korean face in his exhibition, showcasing the identity shaped by historical challenges.
BTS RM donated 100 million won to publish a catalog of old Korean paintings scattered abroad
BTS leader RM's donation has facilitated the publication of a catalog showcasing traditional Korean paintings held in foreign institutions.
The Signboard Artwork 'Forest of Roses' Left by the Experimental Art Pioneer Jeong Chan-seung, Painting Motels in His Home Country
The article discusses the legacy of Jeong Chan-seung, a pivotal figure in Korean experimental art, whose works and life were marked by challenges during the military dictatorship in South Korea.
Kim Jong-un warns that his Navy is equipped with nuclear weapons... after missile tests
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un announced that he is equipping the Navy with nuclear weapons following a successful cruise missile test from a state-of-the-art destroyer.
Cha Sang-soo dances to the infinite through the unity of water and body [Jin Ok-seop's art road]
The article reflects on the evolution and challenges faced by traditional Korean performing arts and theaters, particularly in relation to the unique characteristics of various dance forms originating from different regions of Korea.
'Masterpiece' psychological thriller Netflix fans have 'easily binged in a day'
Netflix has released a gripping South Korean psychological thriller titled 'The Art of Sarah,' which has become a favorite among viewers, quickly gaining popularity on the platform.
Notice for March 4th
The article announces various events and initiatives, including an art exhibition by North Korean defector artist Ahn Soo-min, a Women's Day event in Seoul, a consumer rights competition, and expanded educational programs on traditional Korean sauces.
Clothing Art That Cannot Be Worn... It Leaves One Speechless
The article discusses a special exhibition featuring the pioneering work of fashion designer Geum Ki-suk, whose 'celadon dress' combines traditional Korean aesthetics with contemporary fashion art.
Venice Biennale: Three Korean Artists Selected for Main Exhibition
Three artists of Korean descent have been selected to participate in the main exhibition of the 61st Venice Biennale, the world's largest biennial art event.
βMiner Painterβ Hwang Jae-hyung, who painted the scenes of Taebaek Coal Mine Village for over 40 years, passes away
Artist Hwang Jae-hyung, known for his realist depictions of labor scenes in the Taebaek coal mining area, has died at the age of 74 after a long illness.
Mysterious thriller full of intrigue conquers Netflix. Viewers binge-watch it in one go
A new South Korean crime series, 'The Art of Sarah,' has quickly gained popularity on Netflix in Czechia, ranking in the top 10 shortly after its release.
Drawing Flower Rain While Thinking of Those Who Have Left
The artist Seong Tae-hoon showcases his new exhibition 'Flower Rain' which includes poignant pieces reflecting on personal loss and societal upheaval.
Exhibition space featuring the hardships of the Korean forced migration is established in Gwangju
A new exhibition space dedicated to the works of artist Moon Viktor, which encapsulate the history of the forced migration of Koreans, is set to open in Gwangju on March 1.
βThe Art of Sarahβ, the Korean miniseries on Netflix that impacts with a story of lies, ambition, and power
The South Korean miniseries βThe Art of Sarahβ on Netflix has quickly garnered attention for its intense drama and thrilling narrative.
Examining the Huge Shadow Left by Photography in Korean Contemporary Art History
The article discusses the significant yet ambiguous role of photography in the history of Korean contemporary art from the 1960s to the 1980s, highlighting various artists and their experimental works.
The Paradoxical Power of Artist Lee Bul, Envying βthe Will to be Vulnerableβ
The article discusses the provocative and boundary-pushing performances of South Korean artist Lee Bul, who challenges societal norms and engages with the themes of femininity, vulnerability, and decay in her work.
Will Folk Paintings, the 'Face of the Era', Become Mainstream Art?
The discussion around whether Korean folk paintings, known as Minhwa, can become a major genre in contemporary Korean art is gaining traction as traditional motifs are increasingly incorporated into modern cultural products.
Park Mi-jung Appointed as Chair of Korean Committee for International Council of Museums
Park Mi-jung has been elected as the chair of Korea's Committee for the International Council of Museums (ICOM).
The Passion of Gyeomjae, Who Achieved 'The Final Touch' in His 70s
The article discusses the late achievements of Gyeomjae Jeong Seon, emphasizing his dedication to breaking away from the standardized forms of Chinese landscape painting and his notable works, including 'Geumgangjeondo' and 'Inwangjesaekdo.'
Calligraphy Exhibition 'Writing is Me' at Okayama Korean School
A calligraphy exhibition named 'Writing is Me', celebrating peace and unification on the Korean Peninsula, will be held in Seoul featuring works by students from Okayama Korean School in Japan.