Tag: Arts & Culture

Snowglobe with Soyoung Park and Joungmin Lee Comfort

“A thrillingly and ingeniously conceived allegory about where we are, and where we’re headed.” —David Yoon, New York Times bestselling author of Frankly in Love

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Author Talks: Hwang Bo-reum

  The charming slice-of-life novel Welcome to the Hyunam-Dong Bookshop by debut novelist Hwang Bo-reum became an instant smash hit with Korean readers. Now, the

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Concrete Utopia: A Director’s Talk

Image credit: Lotte Entertainment |  The story begins in the immediate aftermath of a catastrophic disaster. What if our apartment complex is the only building

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Author Talks: Bora Chung & Anton Hur

Author photo: ©HyeYoung |    The author and translator of Cursed Bunny, a National Book Award and International Booker Prize Finalist, are back with a

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Jian Yoo | Iridescent Hue

January 25 – April 18, 2024 | Working in the precise and fine medium of mother of pearl – “jagae” in Korean – Jian Yoo’s iridescent

Jian Yoo | Iridescent Hue

January 25 – April 18, 2024 | Working in the precise and fine medium of mother of pearl – “jagae” in Korean – Jian Yoo’s iridescent

An Evening of Korean Traditional Dance

Join us for an enchanted evening of Korean traditional dance performances. Kim Myoseon, Master Instructor of Seungmu (monk’s dance), the 27th Important Intangible Cultural Property

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Y. T. Hwang Family Foundation Series on Ethics & Common Values Inaugural Lecture by Dr. Jim Yong Kim

With the ever-growing need to understand ourselves and humanity as a whole, it is necessary to examine the concepts of morality, ethics and universal values

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The Korean Wave: Where did it come from, and where is it going?

The world is captivated by Korean culture. This fascination and popular interest, once focused on K-drama and K-pop, have now extended into fashion, food, fine

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TAKE ME HOME

The Korea Society is thrilled to sponsor the screening of the award-winning short film Take Me Home, followed by a Q+A with director Liz Sargent