March events 2014

I’d like to think that March is the calm before the April storm that will be the London Book Fair. But it seems to be just as busy as ever.

Exhibitions

The K-Fashion Odyssey at the KCC continues until 15 March, after which the KCC will be getting ready its printing exhibition which will coincide with the London Book Fair in April
Both Art 14 and Sasapari close on 2 March
Are You OK? and Chaos, Cosmos And Circulation continue at Hanmi Gallery until 9 March
Kim Hayoung continues at 43 Inverness Street until 22 March.
Chung Heeseung: Inadequate Metaphors runs at HADA Contemporary 6-30 March
Sun Ae Kim: Quotidian at Mokspace is from 6-22 March
Hwang Seon-tae and Bae Joon-sung are at Albemarle Gallery / Shine Artists 6 March-2 April
Chan Kwang-young will be showing new work at Bernard Jacobson Gallery from 12 March

Tying in with the London Book Fair, the KCC is running a series of screenings of film adaptations of novels by London Book Fair authors on Tuesday evenings: Road to Sampo (4th) Portrait of Youth (11th) Scarlet Letter (18th) Leafie, a Hen into the Wild (25th) Moss (1 April)
In their Year of the Screen Professionals, the season of screenwriter Park Hoon-jung’s films comes to an end with Showdown on 13 March and New World on 27 March

DJ Masa will be performing near Embankment station on 7 March
Joo Yeon Sir is performing at Lincolns Inn on 18 March (lunchtime) and the V&A on 21 March (early evening)
Min-jin Kym will be among the performers including Julian Lloyd Webber at the Barnes Music Festival on 29 March

A Christian survivor of a North Korean prison camp appears before MPs on 4 March
The KCC’s book club meets on 26 March to discuss Kim Young-ha’s Your Republic is Calling You, but if you’re not registered already it’s probably too late.
SOAS’s Spring season of talks continues with Drama and the Korean Wave (7 March) and Iryon as a historian on 14 March
Chun Kwang-young talks about his work at the Artworkers Guild on 14 March
The Anglo Korean Societey AGM is on 20 March
The Hairy Bikers’ Seoul episode will be screened probably 20 or 27 March. Date not announced yet, but the book of the series, and their Korean recipes, is already available.
LKL celebrates 8 years online on 1 March.