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Time for Stillness…Time for Silence: Solo Exhibition by Soon Yul Kang

20 June 2010

News of an exhibition starting tomorrow at Artspace Gallery: Time for Stillness…Time for Silence Solo Exhibition by Soon Yul Kang June 21 – July 3, 2010 at Artspace Galleries Artspace Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Soon Yul Kang. Soon Yul Kang will exhibit her unique meditative hand woven tapestries and [...]

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Photos from “An Evening with the Korean Artists Association”, 16 October 2009

18 October 2009

There will be a report of the evening soon, but in the meantime, here are some photos, courtesy of Lee Hyung-wook, managing editor of The East.

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An invitation to an evening with the Korean Artists Association

11 October 2009

Detailed Programme | Performer Profiles | Visual Artist Profiles and credits The Korean Artists Association requests the pleasure of your company for an evening of Korean Art and Culture Friday 16th October 2009, 7pm – 9pm at the Korean Cultural Centre UK, Ground Floor, Grand Buildings, 1-3 Strand, London, WC2N 5EJ followed by drinks and [...]

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Detailed programme for 16 October event

11 October 2009

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Performer Profiles for 16 October

11 October 2009

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Visual Artist Profiles and Credits for 16 October

11 October 2009

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Kitty Jun-im McLaughlin in Line Space Colour

6 October 2009

Kitty Jun-im McLaughlin participates in a group exhibition comprising new work by six London-based artists at 5 Fountayne Road, London, N15 4QL. Nearest Tube Seven Sisters. Exhibition dates 6 – 18 October 2009. Open every day, 12-6pm The essence of Kitty’s work derives from her integration of the duality of her experience of Korean and [...]

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Jung Ji-eun Kayageum recital, 7 Oct

5 October 2009

Jung Ji-eun will be a familiar performer to many of us in London. Go along and support her at the Asian Music Centre, where she launches the “Strings of Asia” series, in which the AMC will explore the family of Asian string instruments: Korean kayageum, Japanese Koto and Chinese guzheng with some of the best [...]

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Francesca Cho in two European exhibitions

9 May 2009

London-based Korean artist Francesca Cho is participating in two group exhibitions in continental Europe during May: in Berlin and Lecce. Reliquaries of Empires Dust Reliquaries of Empires Dust is an exhibition exploring trends in art and artists response to the current global climate. Whether an exploration in environmental, geopolitical, monetary, cultural, societal shifts or in [...]

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From Elgar to Shamans and Spicy Squid

29 June 2008

An Evening with UK-based Korean Artists, sponsored by the Embassy of the Republic of Korea and the Korean Cultural Centre, 27 June 2008 Report by Jennifer Barclay, with photos also by David Kilburn and Saharial Let’s hope this is the first of many evenings devoted to young Korean artists living in the UK, because the [...]

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Call for Artists

15 June 2008

The British Council and the Korean Cultural Centre (KCC) are co-sponsoring an exhibition by artists of Korean origin working in the UK. The exhibition will be held in December 2008. A Call for Artists notice has been published on the KCC website. Applications are due in by 1 August 2008. Details and applications forms from [...]

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A Welcome message from London Korean Links

10 March 2008

For a number of years, Korean artists in the UK have gathered together more or less formally in an Association to speak for their collective needs and promote their collective talents. They have, for example, lobbied over the years for the establishment of the Korean Cultural Centre. The most recent event to have showcased some [...]

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