Contextual pieces that decode how Korea works — from spatial logic to cultural behaviors, from past patterns to present rhythms.
From the Silver Screen to Printing Presses: The Evolution of Korea’s Creative Heart In the 1950s and 60s, Chungmuro naturally became Korea’s film hub. Movie studios needed promotional materials — posters, scripts, brochures — and the print shops were already here, ready to meet the demand. This symbiotic relationship between filmmakers and printers gave birth…
The history of art galleries in Korea is a fascinating journey that reflects the country’s cultural development and its complex relationship with both traditional and modern art forms. Early Beginnings Prior to the 20th century, Korea didn’t have formal art galleries as we know them today. Art was primarily displayed in palaces, temples, and the…
A Practical Guide for Foreigners This comprehensive guide is designed to help foreigners better understand the various parts of Korean beef cuts. With this knowledge, you’ll be able to make more informed choices when purchasing beef from Korean supermarkets or ordering dishes at Korean restaurants. Whether you’re an expat living in Korea, a traveler exploring…