by Philip Gowman
20 October 2009
The plan for an evening of performance and visual arts at the KCC came quite suddenly, and when I met Park Sunnee for a quick chat about it six weeks ago the plans all seemed rather vague. I have in the past been sceptical about Korean organisational abilities, and the mountain to climb in such [...]
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by Jennifer Barclay
30 June 2008
An Evening with UK-based Korean Artists, sponsored by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea and the Korean Cultural Centre, 27 June 2008 Report by Jennifer Barclay, with photos also by David Kilburn and Saharial Let’s hope this is the first of many evenings devoted to young Korean artists living in the UK, because the [...]
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Curating Creations, Perceiving Patterns and Building Bonds
by Beccy Kennedy on 19 August, 2010
in Chun Joo-hee, Events reports and reviews, Exhibition reviews and comment, Invisible Bonds, Jeong Yun-Kyung, Jo Seong-hee, Jung Jung-hoi, KAAUK, Kang Soon-yul, KCCUK, Mclaughlin, Kitty Junim, Park Jihye (2), Park Miso, Park Sunju, Song Bada, Yun Sung-feel
Beccy Kennedy reviews the Invisible Bonds exhibition at the KCC The latest exhibition at the Korean Cultural Centre, Invisible Bonds, explores the unobvious unions which continue to develop between Korean artists and British people, places and spaces. It is the annual show from the Korean Artists Association UK and it aims to build on and [...]
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