Korea Times Politics & City Reporter
Often found at theaters and museums, Kwon Mee-yoo has covered a wide range of cultural fields from K-pop and dramas to theater and fine art for over a decade. Now as K-Culture Desk editor, she tries to connect Korean culture with global readers through fresh perspectives.
"School of Rock” has emerged as an unexpected treasure from Andrew Lloyd Webber, the iconic composer celebrated globally for his classical work "The Phantom of the Opera." The "angel of music” skillfully demonstrates his prowess in the genre of rock in this vibrant production.
In the dynamic world of music, where traditional and contemporary often run parallel, Oh Hyun-ji, popularly known online as "Yageum Yageum," finds a way to harmonize those.
As we step into the New Year, the Korean entertainment industry is experiencing a shift toward inclusivity and diversity, signifying a transformative era in its dynamic landscape.
Lim Dong-hyek, one of Korea's most acclaimed pianists, will take the stage with a program deeply rooted in Russian musical heritage in February, taking the audience on a journey through the heart of Russian pianism.
Children draw dragons at a childcare center in Gwangju's Buk District, Wednesday, in anticipation of the New Year. In 2024, the sexagenary cycle reaches its 41st iteration, a system merging 10 celestial stems and 12 earthly branches, aligning with the Year of the Blue Dragon. Yonhap
The Korea Times, Korea's longest-running English-language daily, joined hands with The Trinity, a leader in art hospitality, and signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in November, focusing on environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) management with the field of arts and culture.
Actor Suzy will bring the beauty of "hanbok" (traditional Korean clothing) with a modern twist to the bustling streets of New York City.
The Corea Image Communication Institute (CICI) announced the winners of the 2024 Korea Image Awards, Monday. This year's event, marking the 20th anniversary of the awards, honors both local and international individuals and entities that have played a significant role in boosting Korea's reputation globally.
A rare Goryeo-era artifact, the "Box with Inlaid Mother-of-pearl Chrysanthemum and Scroll Design," is on display at the National Palace Museum of Korea. This special exhibition marks the first public display of the box since its return from Japan earlier this year.