Korean Culture

Jan 15, 2025 | korea.net | Korean Culture

By Honorary Reporter Sunaina Khan from Pakistan Photos = Kate Oh Trabulsi Kate Oh Trabulsi is a Korean American artist who promotes minhwa (folk art) to the world. Her works have been featured at 16 solo exhibitions and 65 group shows worldwide and received awards. The following are excerpts from an email interview with the artist from Dec. 9-19. Briefly introduce yourself. I'm an artist based in New York with a bachelor's and master's in fine arts from Parsons School of Design.

Jan 15, 2025 | korea.net | Korean Culture

By Honorary Reporter Shrabanti Chowdhury from India Photos = Manipur University Lee Hyun-kyung, a visiting professor at Manipur University in Imphal, India, seeks to play a role incultural exchange between Korea and India by teaching Korean language and literature at the school. As a teacher of Korean as a foreign language and comparative linguistics, Lee combines her academic specialty with her experience of working with Manipur students. The following are excerpts from a Dec.

Jan 13, 2025 | korea.net | Korean Culture

By Honorary Reporter Shaymaa Gamal from Egypt Photos = Shaymaa Gamal 2024 was a joyful year for me as Korea.net named me one of the year's top 10 Honorary Reporters. Becoming an Honorary Reporter helped me discover a new passion and hobby. Initially, I hesitated to apply due to my lack of experience and the birth of my daughter. When the Korean Cultural Center (KCC) in Cairo invited me to attend the "Hello Korea" event, I considered it a sign to give it a try.

Dec 9, 2024 | korea.net | Korean Culture

By Honorary Reporter Weronika Ciarka from Poland Photos = Weronika Ciarka I attended the second edition of the event "Kimchi in Onggi" on Nov. 16 at PAN Botanical Garden in Warsaw, Poland. Organized by the garden, Onggi Poland-Korea Cultural Association and Korean Culture Center, the program promoted Korean culture and identity in Poland as well as feature Korea's traditional lantern crafting, tea brewing and tasting in addition to kimchi.

Dec 3, 2024 | korea.net | Korean Culture

By Honorary Reporter Omnia Ameer from Egypt Photos = Omnia Ameer The Korean Culture Center (KCC) in Egypt in July on social media said Kang Ik-joong, a New York-based visual artist who made the Hangeul Wall at the KCC in the Big Apple, was collecting artworks from the public for his upcoming exhibition "The Four Temples." I submitted three crayon paintings each reflecting my personal dreams: visit to Busan, exploring Dokdo Island, and gaining recognition as a leading voice in world dubbing...