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Hwaseong-based Migration Stories Project gives migrant workers a space to create and connect - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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HWASEONG, Gyeonggi Province — Hwaseong, a rapidly developing city southwest of Seoul, has become one of Korea’s major destinations for foreign residents, particularly migrant workers. In an area shaped by manufacturing industries and immigration, the everyday lives of migrant workers often remain largely ignored. The Migration Stories Project, located near Balan Manse Market in Hyangnam, was launched in 2020 to change that reality by creating a space where migrants can share their experiences, m
Corooted presents artistic vision of Indigenous migration in Seoul - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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Corooted, an art collective founded in Paris years ago, is bringing together Indigenous Buryad, Sakha, Oirad-Kalmyk and Korean artists for its first Korea exhibition titled “Tactics for Survival in Uncertainty (…),” on view at KOTE in central Seoul's Insa-dong neighborhood from Aug. 22-29. The artists, based in the Netherlands, France, Hungary, Mongolia and Korea, are mostly students or art schools graduates, living long-term away from their homelands. They have worked closely together for over
US sculptor Austen Brantley exhibits at CICA Museum in Gimpo - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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American figurative sculptor Austen Brantley takes inspiration from artwork across many eras, from Mesopotamia and ancient Greece to the Gandharan period and African artistic traditions. “I feel like there's a lot of intention and spiritualism put into the craftsmanship of the work, and it's all saying something,” he said. A self-taught artist, he discovered sculpture when his ceramics teacher recognized his ability during his junior year at Berkley High School in Michigan. He has maintained a f
16 French-speaking artists to open exhibitions in Busan, Seoul on Korea's rapidly changing landscape - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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A collective of French-speaking artists called Nuances is presenting a group exhibition in Busan from Thursday to Aug. 30, bringing together filmmakers, photographers and visual artists who examine how Korean cities and landscapes experience a continual cycle of demolition, redevelopment and transformation. The exhibition, titled “ARCHÉOLOGIE DU PRÉSENT” (Archaeology of the Present), seeks to create a new form of contemporary archaeology where today’s disappearing spaces become tomorrow’s memori
Rwandan Embassy celebrates Cultural Heritage Day for 1st time in Seoul - The Korea Times (opens the original)
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The Embassy of Rwanda in Korea celebrated its first Cultural Heritage Day in Seoul, highlighting Rwanda's rich cultural traditions and the growing friendship between the two nations at the Ambassador Seoul hotel on July 29. The event featured the renowned Kagoma Cultural Group performing the iconic Intore dance, recently inscribed on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, along with Korean performers in a showcase of cultural exchange, traditional music, da
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