Past Events

Recent Directions in Korean Photography: The New Internationalism

Christopher Phillips, Curator of International Center of Photography, speaks about the explosive development of Korean photography in the late twentieth century. This talk is presented

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Korean Rhythms and Shamanism in Contemporary Music

The Korea Society proudly presents Barame Soop (Forest, Wind and Rain) performed by the Sonagi Project. One of the leading percussion groups in Korea, the

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Global Korea: Korea’s Contributions to International Security

The Council on Foreign Relations marks the release of Global Korea: South Korea’s Contributions to International Security with this special TKS discussion. The study examines

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Juilliard @ The Korea Society with Jia Kim, Solo Cello

    Celebrate Korea as a center of excellence in the classical arts with a short concert by virtuosa Jia Kim, who performs Bach’s Cello

Korea-Japan-US: Trilateral Cooperation in an Uncertain Northeast Asia

DATE:October 17, 2012 from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM LOCATION:Columbia University, International Affairs Building, Room 918Morningside Campus CONTACT:For further information regarding this event,please contact Jooyeon

Follow-on FTA: Legal and Insurance Services

Six months after implementation of the historic Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, how have legal and insurance service sectors fared? Where have there been gains or

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The Korea Society Welcomes ROK National Assembly Speaker H.E. KANG Chang-hee

On October 19, 2012, H.E. Kang Chang-hee, Speaker of the Republic of Korea’s National Assembly, spoke to members and guests of The Korea Society about

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An Evening with Hooni Kim, Chef-Owner of Danji

Hooni Kim elevated Korean cuisine in New York City when he opened his restaurant Danji in December of 2010, and promptly received a Michelin star

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Members’ Free Film Night: Epitaph

If you haven’t seen K-Horror, then you don’t know what scary is! To set the mood for Halloween, we will be screening Epitaph, a Korean

Wan-deuk-i (Punch)

Seventeen-year-old Wan-deuk has every reason to be a rebellious and troubled student. Though he has a disabled father, a runaway mother, and comes from a