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Korean musical 'Frida: The Last Night Show' to make its American debut at USC

The Korean musical "Frida: The Last Night Show," which offers a theatrical tribute to the iconic Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, is set to captivate audiences at the University of Southern California (USC) this fall.

Jul 23, 2024By Kwon Mee-yoo
Korean musical 'Frida: The Last Night Show' to make its American debut at USC

REVIEW K-pop stars dazzle in manga-adapted musical 'Your Lie in April'

The narrative of a boy dealing with past trauma who discovers redemption through his love for a spirited and joyful girl may not offer anything new — it’s a cliché we’ve all come across repeatedly in literature.

Jul 22, 2024By Pyo Kyung-min
[REVIEW] K-pop stars dazzle in manga-adapted musical 'Your Lie in April'

Hakchon Theater founder Kim Min-ki dies at 73

Singer-songwriter and playwright Kim Min-ki, who ran Hakchon Theater on Seoul's Daehangno theater street, died on Sunday. Kim was 73.

Jul 22, 2024By Lee Gyu-lee
Hakchon Theater founder Kim Min-ki dies at 73

Frieze, Kiaf Seoul ready for September with multidisciplinary programs

Art fairs have evolved beyond just sales events into vibrant citywide cultural celebrations, and Seoul is a prime example of this transformation. Since the arrival of Frieze three years ago, the city has become a dynamic hub for art enthusiasts in Asia. This September, Frieze Seoul and Kiaf Seoul will return for their third year of partnership, promising to ignite the country's creative scene once again.

Jul 19, 2024By Park Han-sol
Frieze, Kiaf Seoul ready for September with multidisciplinary programs

Smithsonian appoints inaugural curator of Korean art

The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art has appointed its first curator of Korean art and culture to take the helm of the institution’s expanding program and collection dedicated to Korea.

Jul 17, 2024By Park Han-sol
Smithsonian appoints inaugural curator of Korean art

INTERVIEW Beauty of inefficiency: Latifa Echakhch’s ode to albatrosses, oak trees and artists

What do large-winged albatrosses, aging Virginia Oak trees and artists have in common?

Jul 16, 2024By Park Han-sol
[INTERVIEW] Beauty of inefficiency: Latifa Echakhch’s ode to albatrosses, oak trees and artists

SHINee's Minho to make stage debut in 'Waiting for Waiting for Godot'

Singer and actor Choi Min-ho, also known as Minho of SHINee, will make his stage debut in "Waiting for Waiting for Godot" in September.

Jul 15, 2024By Lee Gyu-lee
SHINee's Minho to make stage debut in 'Waiting for Waiting for Godot'

Slew of fall exhibitions by Korean artists to take over London

This fall, a string of major solo exhibitions highlighting both established and emerging Korean artists are slated to open across Europe, particularly in the United Kingdom, to coincide with the Frieze London art fair.

Jul 15, 2024By Park Han-sol
Slew of fall exhibitions by Korean artists to take over London

'Phenomenon' highlights artistic dialogue between Korea, Lithuania

Fostering artistic exchange between Korea and Lithuania, the Sunblanket Foundation hosted the exhibition "Phenomenon" at its gallery Art Corner H.

Jul 14, 2024By Kwon Mee-yoo
'Phenomenon' highlights artistic dialogue between Korea, Lithuania

Exhibition sheds light on distinct flavors of lacquerware from Korea, China, Japan

For thousands of years, the art of lacquerware has flourished across East Asia, transforming everyday objects into extraordinary works of art. Originating from China, this ancient craft has paved its way through Korea and Japan, producing everything from simple household items to intricate metal and wooden masterpieces.

Jul 12, 2024By Baek Byung-yeul
Exhibition sheds light on distinct flavors of lacquerware from Korea, China, Japan
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