LKL is seven years old today. So what’s happening this month?
Exhibitions
- Art 13 at Olympia, till March 3, has three galleries from Seoul, plus a couple of London galleries who represent Korean artists.
- The KCC exhibition Inspired by Nature – The Traditional Cosmetics of Korea is on all month.
- Bae Chan-hyo’s Punishment Project is at Purdy Hicks until 23 March
- Min Jungyeon’s solo exhibition at Hada Contemporary opens on 7 March
Film
- Lee Song Hee-il’s trilogy on the theme of male desire will screen at the London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival
- The Moon So-ri season at the KCC continues with Oasis on 14 March. Moon So-ri herself will be in town on 4 April.
- King of Pigs screens at the Pan Asian Film Festival late night on 8 March. It’s also screening at Liverpool FACT (3/4 March).
- Camp 14 – Total Control Zone screens at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival on 18 March
- Park Chan-wook’s Stoker should be showing at a cinema near you – released on 1 March. His Oldboy is also getting a few one-off screenings at various locations in the UK and Ireland.
- Kim So-yong’s For Ellen is currently available as view-on-demand in the UK and Ireland via The Guardian.
Everything Else
- Kiejo Sarsfield’s cookery classes are the first four Saturdays. Contact kiejosarsfield at hotmail dot co dot uk for details
- The Anglo-Korean Society AGM is on 19 March
- The British Korean Women’s Society meets on 20 March
- Violinist So-ock Kim performs with Millfield musicians at the Cadogan Hall on 23 March.
Thanks to alua for the updates.
The Oldboy screenings, The King of Pigs in Leeds and the For Ellen via view-on-demand.
https://alualuna.wordpress.com/2013/03/01/march-2013-events/
King of Pigs screens in Liverpool (not Leeds), sorry… I guess you could also mention that it is getting a DVD release this month from Terracotta.
Yup, just noticed the Liverpool / Leeds confusion as I was pillaging your site to update the above list 😉
Thanks for all the info.