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2024-04-29
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- PERFORMANCE/CONCERT
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- Musiq’3 Festival | Sun-Mi Hong Jazz Quintet <Natural Rhythm>
- Musiq’3 Festival Sun-Mi Hong Jazz Quintet <Natural Rhythm> 29.06.2024 – 19:00 @ Flagey, Studio 1 Born and bred in Korea, drummer Sun-Mi has made her mark on the Dutch jazz scene with a deep-rooted groove, a breath of fresh air combined with well-tempered explosions. The Sun-Mi Hong Quintet is a newcomer to the European improvised music and contemporary jazz scene. A discovery not to be missed! *More information and tickets, please click here
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- JEM International Puppet Festival - KOREA FOCUS
- JEM International Puppet Festival 8~9.06.2024 / @Théâtre Royal du Peruchet, Brussels ticket: https://theatreperuchet.be/jem-festival-2024/ - JEM International Puppet Festival The JEM Festival is Belgium's premier international puppet festival. Held at the Théâtre Royal du Peruchet, home to one of Europe's richest private puppet collections, the festival showcases diverse puppet arts from around the world. The 2024 edition will feature 10 countries including Slovenia, Ukraine, Italy, and South Korea, presenting 18 shows with 42 performances. The festival continues to celebrate puppetry's creativity and diversity, inviting both renowned international artists and new talents to enchant audiences of all ages. - Focus Korea This year, South Korea was selected as the guest country, and three works were introduced <Hong Dong-ji & Isimi - Art bakery FFWANG> 08/06(Sat) : 10:30 and 16:00, 09/06(Sun) : 14:00 and 16:00 *Belgian Premiere, Non-verbal show and in Korean *Ticket : €8 Children / €10 Adults Glove Puppet Theater. A work that combines the story of ‘Hong Dong-ji’ and ‘Isimi’ from the Korean traditional puppet play ‘Kkok Dugaksi Noleum’ with the format of the Italian traditional puppet theater ‘Guarattelle’. Art bakery FFWANG which embodies the idea of creating performances that burst with fun and emotion, focuses on puppet shows while seeking to combine various genres. <Story with Strings - The Long and Short Company> 08/06(Sat) : 14:00 and 17:00, 09/06(Sun) : 17:00 *Belgian Premiere, Non-verbal show *Ticket :€8 Children / €10 Adults Object Theater. A participatory puppet show that uses strings to express the story of encounters and farewells. Since its inception in 2013 as a one-man theater company, the performer has started performing at street art festivals, participating in various domestic and international festivals through this work. <Puppet Fantasy - Theater Sangsahwa> 08/06(Sat) : 11:30 and 15:00, 09/06(Sun) : 15:00 *Belgian Premiere, Non-verbal show *Ticket : €10 Children / €12 Adults A puppet show that expresses the emotions and beauty of Korean culture through flowers, butterflies, cranes, tigers, and hanbok. Founded in 1997 by Korean-Japanese Ko Kyu-mi, the company creates works based on traditional themes and emotions, showcasing performances that blend elements of puppetry, dance, and mime in various ways
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- (Cancelled) KUNSTENFESTIVALDESARTS 2024
- KUNSTENFESTIVALDESARTS 2024 (Cancelled) Jaha Koo / Haribo Kimchi theatre - premiere 10 — 12.05, 14.05, 15.05 / Le Rideau Korean → NL, FR, EN | ⧖ +/-1h10 | €18 / €15 More Information & Reservations Aromas waft over from a steamy simmering soup, a knife blade hisses through spring onions, mushrooms sizzle on a scorching fire. In Haribo Kimchi, we find ourselves in a Pojangmacha, a typical late-night snack bar seen on the streets of South Korea. There, we meet several lost souls: a YouTuber, an eel, a toad and a rice cooker. They take us on a culinary journey, exploring food culture as a language that reveals the structure of society. In a series of poignant absurdist anecdotes, they recount the diaspora of Kimchi culture, cannibalism during the great famine, the sour pain of unadulterated racism and the deep umami taste of home. Following the success of his Hamartia Trilogy (2021), which delved into the far-reaching imperialism in East Asia, South Korean theatre maker and composer Jaha Koo returns to Kunstenfestivaldesarts with a new creation. His patented hybrid style combines music, innovative video and robotic performers to craft a reflection on cultural assimilation with all its conflicts and paradoxes. In an exceptional performance that plays with all the senses, Koo forever alters our perception of food. *Performances in Brussels with the support of the Korean Cultural Center of Brussels Presentation : Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Le Rideau Concept, text, direction, music, sound & video : Jaha Koo | Performance : Jaha Koo, Seri, Toad & Haribo | Dramaturgy : Dries Douibi | Scenography and media operation : Eunkyung Jeong | Artistic advice : Pol Heyvaert | Technical coordination : Korneel Coessens | Technicians : Bart Huybrechts & Babette Poncelet | Cuckoo hacking & toad development : Idella Craddock | Production coordination : Wim Clapdorp Production : CAMPO | Coproduction : Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Le Rideau, Theater Utrecht, SPRING Performing Arts Festival, Festival d’Automne à Paris, Théâtre de la Bastille, Tangente St-Pölten, & Espoo Theatre, Kampnagel International Summer Festival, Sophiensaele, Meet You Festival, Bunker, National Theatre and Concert Hall Taipei, The Divine Comedy International Theater Festival/Teatr Łaźnia Nowa, Perpodium With the support of the Tax Shelter of the Belgian Federal Government via Cronos Invest The prototype of the eel was developed as part of Innovation : Lab’s funnel in co-production with Theater Utrecht and creative technologists Adriaan Wormgoor & Willem Vooijs
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- Queen Elisabeth Competition 2024 - Violin
- Queen Elisabeth Competition 2024 Violin (06.05 > 12.06, 2024) Discover the excitement of the Queen Elisabeth Competition, one of the world's most prestigious classical music competitions. Proudly partnered with the competition since 2015, the Korean Cultural Center celebrates the talent and dedication of seven Korean violinists who have qualified for the first round this year. Join us in anticipation of their remarkable performances, alongside the inspiring performances of all young contestants. >>> More about the Competition Queen Elisabeth Competition 2024 Violin (Semi-Finalist) From the Queen Elisabeth Competition, Songha Choi, Dayoon You, and Anna Im have risen as our trio of semi-finalists, displaying exceptional talent and dedication. Their outstanding performances have earned praise and admiration, not only from the judges but also from audiences worldwide. We offer our sincere congratulations to Songha Choi, Dayoon You, and Anna Im, and we proudly support them as they represent Korea with grace and skill. Three Korean participants, Dayoon YOU, SongHa CHOI, and Anna IM, advanced to the finals of this year's Queen Elizabeth Competition in the violin section. Congratulations to all three musicians. They will stay at Music Chapel this week to prepare for the final competition. They will then perform at the finals held at the Bozar for a week from May 27th, and the winner will be announced around 12 PM after the final performance on June 1st, 2024. Korean performers final performance schedule Dayoon YOU / Monday, May 27, 2024 Anna Im / Wednesday, May 29, 2024 SongHa CHOI / Thursday, May 30, 2024 The Korean Cultural Center hopes that the three Korean performers, as well as all the finalists, will be able to demonstrate everything they have prepared in the competition.
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- Musiq’3 Festival | Sun-Mi Hong Jazz Quintet <Natural Rhythm>
- Musiq’3 Festival Sun-Mi Hong Jazz Quintet <Natural Rhythm> 29.06.2024 – 19:00 @ Flagey, Studio 1 Born and bred in Korea, drummer Sun-Mi has made her mark on the Dutch jazz scene with a deep-rooted groove, a breath of fresh air combined with well-tempered explosions. The Sun-Mi Hong Quintet is a newcomer to the European improvised music and contemporary jazz scene. A discovery not to be missed! *More information and tickets, please click here
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- JEM International Puppet Festival - KOREA FOCUS
- JEM International Puppet Festival 8~9.06.2024 / @Théâtre Royal du Peruchet, Brussels ticket: https://theatreperuchet.be/jem-festival-2024/ - JEM International Puppet Festival The JEM Festival is Belgium's premier international puppet festival. Held at the Théâtre Royal du Peruchet, home to one of Europe's richest private puppet collections, the festival showcases diverse puppet arts from around the world. The 2024 edition will feature 10 countries including Slovenia, Ukraine, Italy, and South Korea, presenting 18 shows with 42 performances. The festival continues to celebrate puppetry's creativity and diversity, inviting both renowned international artists and new talents to enchant audiences of all ages. - Focus Korea This year, South Korea was selected as the guest country, and three works were introduced <Hong Dong-ji & Isimi - Art bakery FFWANG> 08/06(Sat) : 10:30 and 16:00, 09/06(Sun) : 14:00 and 16:00 *Belgian Premiere, Non-verbal show and in Korean *Ticket : €8 Children / €10 Adults Glove Puppet Theater. A work that combines the story of ‘Hong Dong-ji’ and ‘Isimi’ from the Korean traditional puppet play ‘Kkok Dugaksi Noleum’ with the format of the Italian traditional puppet theater ‘Guarattelle’. Art bakery FFWANG which embodies the idea of creating performances that burst with fun and emotion, focuses on puppet shows while seeking to combine various genres. <Story with Strings - The Long and Short Company> 08/06(Sat) : 14:00 and 17:00, 09/06(Sun) : 17:00 *Belgian Premiere, Non-verbal show *Ticket :€8 Children / €10 Adults Object Theater. A participatory puppet show that uses strings to express the story of encounters and farewells. Since its inception in 2013 as a one-man theater company, the performer has started performing at street art festivals, participating in various domestic and international festivals through this work. <Puppet Fantasy - Theater Sangsahwa> 08/06(Sat) : 11:30 and 15:00, 09/06(Sun) : 15:00 *Belgian Premiere, Non-verbal show *Ticket : €10 Children / €12 Adults A puppet show that expresses the emotions and beauty of Korean culture through flowers, butterflies, cranes, tigers, and hanbok. Founded in 1997 by Korean-Japanese Ko Kyu-mi, the company creates works based on traditional themes and emotions, showcasing performances that blend elements of puppetry, dance, and mime in various ways
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- (Cancelled) KUNSTENFESTIVALDESARTS 2024
- KUNSTENFESTIVALDESARTS 2024 (Cancelled) Jaha Koo / Haribo Kimchi theatre - premiere 10 — 12.05, 14.05, 15.05 / Le Rideau Korean → NL, FR, EN | ⧖ +/-1h10 | €18 / €15 More Information & Reservations Aromas waft over from a steamy simmering soup, a knife blade hisses through spring onions, mushrooms sizzle on a scorching fire. In Haribo Kimchi, we find ourselves in a Pojangmacha, a typical late-night snack bar seen on the streets of South Korea. There, we meet several lost souls: a YouTuber, an eel, a toad and a rice cooker. They take us on a culinary journey, exploring food culture as a language that reveals the structure of society. In a series of poignant absurdist anecdotes, they recount the diaspora of Kimchi culture, cannibalism during the great famine, the sour pain of unadulterated racism and the deep umami taste of home. Following the success of his Hamartia Trilogy (2021), which delved into the far-reaching imperialism in East Asia, South Korean theatre maker and composer Jaha Koo returns to Kunstenfestivaldesarts with a new creation. His patented hybrid style combines music, innovative video and robotic performers to craft a reflection on cultural assimilation with all its conflicts and paradoxes. In an exceptional performance that plays with all the senses, Koo forever alters our perception of food. *Performances in Brussels with the support of the Korean Cultural Center of Brussels Presentation : Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Le Rideau Concept, text, direction, music, sound & video : Jaha Koo | Performance : Jaha Koo, Seri, Toad & Haribo | Dramaturgy : Dries Douibi | Scenography and media operation : Eunkyung Jeong | Artistic advice : Pol Heyvaert | Technical coordination : Korneel Coessens | Technicians : Bart Huybrechts & Babette Poncelet | Cuckoo hacking & toad development : Idella Craddock | Production coordination : Wim Clapdorp Production : CAMPO | Coproduction : Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Le Rideau, Theater Utrecht, SPRING Performing Arts Festival, Festival d’Automne à Paris, Théâtre de la Bastille, Tangente St-Pölten, & Espoo Theatre, Kampnagel International Summer Festival, Sophiensaele, Meet You Festival, Bunker, National Theatre and Concert Hall Taipei, The Divine Comedy International Theater Festival/Teatr Łaźnia Nowa, Perpodium With the support of the Tax Shelter of the Belgian Federal Government via Cronos Invest The prototype of the eel was developed as part of Innovation : Lab’s funnel in co-production with Theater Utrecht and creative technologists Adriaan Wormgoor & Willem Vooijs
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- Queen Elisabeth Competition 2024 - Violin
- Queen Elisabeth Competition 2024 Violin (06.05 > 12.06, 2024) Discover the excitement of the Queen Elisabeth Competition, one of the world's most prestigious classical music competitions. Proudly partnered with the competition since 2015, the Korean Cultural Center celebrates the talent and dedication of seven Korean violinists who have qualified for the first round this year. Join us in anticipation of their remarkable performances, alongside the inspiring performances of all young contestants. >>> More about the Competition Queen Elisabeth Competition 2024 Violin (Semi-Finalist) From the Queen Elisabeth Competition, Songha Choi, Dayoon You, and Anna Im have risen as our trio of semi-finalists, displaying exceptional talent and dedication. Their outstanding performances have earned praise and admiration, not only from the judges but also from audiences worldwide. We offer our sincere congratulations to Songha Choi, Dayoon You, and Anna Im, and we proudly support them as they represent Korea with grace and skill. Three Korean participants, Dayoon YOU, SongHa CHOI, and Anna IM, advanced to the finals of this year's Queen Elizabeth Competition in the violin section. Congratulations to all three musicians. They will stay at Music Chapel this week to prepare for the final competition. They will then perform at the finals held at the Bozar for a week from May 27th, and the winner will be announced around 12 PM after the final performance on June 1st, 2024. Korean performers final performance schedule Dayoon YOU / Monday, May 27, 2024 Anna Im / Wednesday, May 29, 2024 SongHa CHOI / Thursday, May 30, 2024 The Korean Cultural Center hopes that the three Korean performers, as well as all the finalists, will be able to demonstrate everything they have prepared in the competition.
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- KCC EXHIBITIONS
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- [Exhibition] Dance and music of the royal banquet in Korea
- [Exhibition] Dance and music of the royal banquet in Korea 03/07/2024 > 06/09/2024 *Free admission without reservation The Korean Cultural Center in Brussels and the National Gugak Center hold a special exhibition titled "Dance and Music of the Royal Banquet in Korea" under the theme of ‘Imin jinyeondobyeong’, a Korean cultural property (Seoul Metropolitan Government Tangible Cultural Heritage Nos. 543 & 544). ‘Imin jinyeondobyeong’, made in 1902, is a ten-panel folding screen depicting the ceremonial procedures of King Gojong’s entrance into ‘giroso (a senior-level office for civil ministers)’ at the age of 51. In this exhibition, representative Korean musical instruments used at royal banquets at the time, such as ‘gayageum’, ‘geomungo’, ‘daegeum’, and ‘piri’, as well as traditional performance costumes and ancient documents such as <Daeakhubo> and <Akhakgwebeom> will be displayed to introduce various aspects of the royal family of Korea.
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- Solo Exhibition - Lee Hyun Joung
- Solo Exhibition - Lee Hyun Joung April 4 - May 19, 2024 Opening on April 4 at 6pm in the presence of the artist Address: Rue de Rollebeek 27, Brussels, B-1000 Galerie Sept is proud to present a special exhibition in honor of the exceptional South Korean artist Lee Hyun Joung. It is with great pride and respect that we celebrate six years of collaboration with the artist we have been privileged to represent with dedication and admiration. She will be present at the vernissage, giving you the opportunity to meet her. Discovered in 2018 by Florian Araïb, founder of Galerie Sept, Lee Hyun Joung is recognized for her unique artistic approach that harmoniously fuses the artistic traditions of South Korea with a refined contemporary aesthetic. Through her masterful use of ancestral Hanji paper and the inks she creates herself, Hyun Joung creates works that transcend the boundaries of time and space. Each drawn line, each empty space, leaves room for reflection on harmony in the duality of human existence. This event will be much more than a simple artistic event. It will be a tribute to Lee Hyun Joung's brilliant career and undeniable impact on the contemporary art world. It's an opportunity to celebrate his talent, dedication and contribution to the enrichment of our cultural universe. This exhibition will highlight the subtlety of his art, where each work invites the viewer into deep, introspective contemplation. Lee Hyun Joung's imaginary landscapes evoke a timeless dialogue between past and present, earth and sky, offering an artistic experience that touches the heart of the human soul.
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- [Extended] Exhibition on traditional Korean culture
- [Extended] Exhibition on traditional Korean culture March 4 - June 21, 2024 @ Korean Cultural Center The Korean Cultural Center Brussels is delighted to inaugurate its first exhibition of 2024, a unique showcase of Korean traditional culture encapsulated within three distinct “boxes”. These boxes are themed around the Hanok, a traditional Korean house composed of various spaces and rooms. Resembling “kits”, these boxes are replicas of traditional Korean elements, offering visitors a glimpse into three aspects of Korean life: one box represents the life of a man, another the life of a woman, and the third encapsulates general Korean culture. Each box is a microcosm of various unique elements. The exhibition will also feature traditional instruments and skillfully crafted furniture. Additionally, we invite you to partake in a Hanbok experience, where guests can try on traditional clothing and capture the moment with photographs. This exhibition promises a comprehensive and immersive journey into the heart of Korean culture. In the Hanok, a quintessential traditional Korean house, distinct zones were allocated for men and women, reflecting their unique roles in traditional Korean culture. This is why the upcoming exhibition features different types of boxes for each gender. The woman’s box showcases her role in sewing, while the man’s box illustrates his duty to study and appreciate the arts, such as drawing or playing an instrument. This gender distinction, a significant aspect of traditional Korean culture, will be exemplified in the exhibition. The Exhibition on Korean traditional culture offers a direct and immersive experience of Korean culture. Key elements of a Hanok, namely the Sarangbang, Anbang, and Annyeong, will be on display in the hall of the Korean Cultural Center. But what exactly are these elements? Stay tuned to find out in this enlightening journey into the heart of Korean tradition. Sarangbang box As previously mentioned, both men and women had distinct tasks and roles in traditional Korean culture, which is reflected in the elements of their respective boxes. In the Sarangbang, or “the space for men where they studied and greeted guests”, one can find a desk equipped with stationery composed of four writing supplies, among other elements designed to make the study session more delightful and enjoyable. Furthermore, recognizing the importance of physical exercise, a bow and arrow also find their place in the Sarangbang. The roles of men in traditional Korean culture were often carried out outside the living area, in a private room within the household territory. This exhibition provides a unique insight into these aspects of traditional Korean life. The women’s box, known as the Anbang, is a testament to the traditional roles of women in Korean culture. The Anbang, which translates to “a place to nurture children who will carry on the family name”, is often considered the most private room in the house. Typically tucked away in a secluded corner, it was a space where men were not permitted to enter freely. The Anbang box is filled with items that reflect the woman’s role in the household. It contains sewing utensils, an ironing board, a brazier, decorative hair accessories, and other items related to child care and housekeeping. Among these items, visitors will also find beautiful crocheted pieces crafted by the women themselves. These tasks were of utmost importance in traditional Korean culture, as the Hanok was a significant element and the upbringing of children determined the values and education of future generations. This exhibition offers a unique window into these aspects of traditional Korean life. Despite the contrasting roles and duties assigned to each gender in traditional Korean society, as reflected in the distinct aims of the previously described boxes, there exists a common ground in the form of the Annyeong box. This box serves as a comprehensive repository of all things Korean, housing the Taegeukgi, the Korean Alphabet, and a world globe. The Annyeong box is an invaluable resource for those interested in learning Korean, offering opportunities to practice handwriting, learn pronunciation of Korean words, and understand the geographical location of this remarkable country. This unifying element underscores the shared cultural heritage that transcends the gender-specific roles in traditional Korean society. Anbang Box Immerse yourself in the richness of Korean culture at the Korean Cultural Center, located in the heart of Europe’s capital. This unique exhibition offers a deep dive into the societal norms and traditional elements of Korea. Experience the elegance of Hanbok, Korea’s traditional attire, firsthand. Gain insights into traditional Korean instruments and furniture, enhancing your understanding of the country’s rich heritage. The exhibition also features interactive screens, providing you with the opportunity to learn basic Korean words and the alphabet. Don’t miss this chance to explore and appreciate Korean culture from within. We look forward to welcoming you. Opening event! Trying on Hanbok : from 2 pm to 5 pm on March 4th *Experience order is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
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- BRAFA ART FAIR
- BRAFA Art Fair January 28 - February 4, 2024 / 11h00 - 19h00 (Feb. 1 until 22h00) @ Brussels Expo / Halls 3 & 4 (Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels) *More info & tickets here We are delighted to announce the forthcoming BRAFA ART FAIR 2024. At BRAFA ART FAIR 2024 you will have the opportunity to appreciate the masterpieces of renowned Korean artists such as Kim Tschang-Yeul and Chun Kwang-Young. The BRAFA ART FAIR is the oldest and one of the most prestigious art and antiques fairs in Europe and takes place each year end of January at Brussels Expo I Heysel. Usually, BRAFA brings together more than 130 leading Belgian and international galleries. In an elegant setting, more than 10.000 exceptional works of ancient, modern and contemporary art will be showcased, including Old Masters paintings and contemporary art, furniture, jewelry, tribal art, design, silverware, ancient and modern books, glassware, photography, comics, etc. A true dialogue of civilizations, its eclecticism, its conviviality and the quality of its offer are attracting an ever-increasing number of art lovers. The fair will also feature daily Brafa Art Talks, captivating lectures by various specialists in the art market. Boon_WaterDrops_KIMTSCHANG-YEUL_T638284652580670477©BRAFA ART FAIR
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- [Exhibition] Dance and music of the royal banquet in Korea
- [Exhibition] Dance and music of the royal banquet in Korea 03/07/2024 > 06/09/2024 *Free admission without reservation The Korean Cultural Center in Brussels and the National Gugak Center hold a special exhibition titled "Dance and Music of the Royal Banquet in Korea" under the theme of ‘Imin jinyeondobyeong’, a Korean cultural property (Seoul Metropolitan Government Tangible Cultural Heritage Nos. 543 & 544). ‘Imin jinyeondobyeong’, made in 1902, is a ten-panel folding screen depicting the ceremonial procedures of King Gojong’s entrance into ‘giroso (a senior-level office for civil ministers)’ at the age of 51. In this exhibition, representative Korean musical instruments used at royal banquets at the time, such as ‘gayageum’, ‘geomungo’, ‘daegeum’, and ‘piri’, as well as traditional performance costumes and ancient documents such as <Daeakhubo> and <Akhakgwebeom> will be displayed to introduce various aspects of the royal family of Korea.
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- Solo Exhibition - Lee Hyun Joung
- Solo Exhibition - Lee Hyun Joung April 4 - May 19, 2024 Opening on April 4 at 6pm in the presence of the artist Address: Rue de Rollebeek 27, Brussels, B-1000 Galerie Sept is proud to present a special exhibition in honor of the exceptional South Korean artist Lee Hyun Joung. It is with great pride and respect that we celebrate six years of collaboration with the artist we have been privileged to represent with dedication and admiration. She will be present at the vernissage, giving you the opportunity to meet her. Discovered in 2018 by Florian Araïb, founder of Galerie Sept, Lee Hyun Joung is recognized for her unique artistic approach that harmoniously fuses the artistic traditions of South Korea with a refined contemporary aesthetic. Through her masterful use of ancestral Hanji paper and the inks she creates herself, Hyun Joung creates works that transcend the boundaries of time and space. Each drawn line, each empty space, leaves room for reflection on harmony in the duality of human existence. This event will be much more than a simple artistic event. It will be a tribute to Lee Hyun Joung's brilliant career and undeniable impact on the contemporary art world. It's an opportunity to celebrate his talent, dedication and contribution to the enrichment of our cultural universe. This exhibition will highlight the subtlety of his art, where each work invites the viewer into deep, introspective contemplation. Lee Hyun Joung's imaginary landscapes evoke a timeless dialogue between past and present, earth and sky, offering an artistic experience that touches the heart of the human soul.
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- [Extended] Exhibition on traditional Korean culture
- [Extended] Exhibition on traditional Korean culture March 4 - June 21, 2024 @ Korean Cultural Center The Korean Cultural Center Brussels is delighted to inaugurate its first exhibition of 2024, a unique showcase of Korean traditional culture encapsulated within three distinct “boxes”. These boxes are themed around the Hanok, a traditional Korean house composed of various spaces and rooms. Resembling “kits”, these boxes are replicas of traditional Korean elements, offering visitors a glimpse into three aspects of Korean life: one box represents the life of a man, another the life of a woman, and the third encapsulates general Korean culture. Each box is a microcosm of various unique elements. The exhibition will also feature traditional instruments and skillfully crafted furniture. Additionally, we invite you to partake in a Hanbok experience, where guests can try on traditional clothing and capture the moment with photographs. This exhibition promises a comprehensive and immersive journey into the heart of Korean culture. In the Hanok, a quintessential traditional Korean house, distinct zones were allocated for men and women, reflecting their unique roles in traditional Korean culture. This is why the upcoming exhibition features different types of boxes for each gender. The woman’s box showcases her role in sewing, while the man’s box illustrates his duty to study and appreciate the arts, such as drawing or playing an instrument. This gender distinction, a significant aspect of traditional Korean culture, will be exemplified in the exhibition. The Exhibition on Korean traditional culture offers a direct and immersive experience of Korean culture. Key elements of a Hanok, namely the Sarangbang, Anbang, and Annyeong, will be on display in the hall of the Korean Cultural Center. But what exactly are these elements? Stay tuned to find out in this enlightening journey into the heart of Korean tradition. Sarangbang box As previously mentioned, both men and women had distinct tasks and roles in traditional Korean culture, which is reflected in the elements of their respective boxes. In the Sarangbang, or “the space for men where they studied and greeted guests”, one can find a desk equipped with stationery composed of four writing supplies, among other elements designed to make the study session more delightful and enjoyable. Furthermore, recognizing the importance of physical exercise, a bow and arrow also find their place in the Sarangbang. The roles of men in traditional Korean culture were often carried out outside the living area, in a private room within the household territory. This exhibition provides a unique insight into these aspects of traditional Korean life. The women’s box, known as the Anbang, is a testament to the traditional roles of women in Korean culture. The Anbang, which translates to “a place to nurture children who will carry on the family name”, is often considered the most private room in the house. Typically tucked away in a secluded corner, it was a space where men were not permitted to enter freely. The Anbang box is filled with items that reflect the woman’s role in the household. It contains sewing utensils, an ironing board, a brazier, decorative hair accessories, and other items related to child care and housekeeping. Among these items, visitors will also find beautiful crocheted pieces crafted by the women themselves. These tasks were of utmost importance in traditional Korean culture, as the Hanok was a significant element and the upbringing of children determined the values and education of future generations. This exhibition offers a unique window into these aspects of traditional Korean life. Despite the contrasting roles and duties assigned to each gender in traditional Korean society, as reflected in the distinct aims of the previously described boxes, there exists a common ground in the form of the Annyeong box. This box serves as a comprehensive repository of all things Korean, housing the Taegeukgi, the Korean Alphabet, and a world globe. The Annyeong box is an invaluable resource for those interested in learning Korean, offering opportunities to practice handwriting, learn pronunciation of Korean words, and understand the geographical location of this remarkable country. This unifying element underscores the shared cultural heritage that transcends the gender-specific roles in traditional Korean society. Anbang Box Immerse yourself in the richness of Korean culture at the Korean Cultural Center, located in the heart of Europe’s capital. This unique exhibition offers a deep dive into the societal norms and traditional elements of Korea. Experience the elegance of Hanbok, Korea’s traditional attire, firsthand. Gain insights into traditional Korean instruments and furniture, enhancing your understanding of the country’s rich heritage. The exhibition also features interactive screens, providing you with the opportunity to learn basic Korean words and the alphabet. Don’t miss this chance to explore and appreciate Korean culture from within. We look forward to welcoming you. Opening event! Trying on Hanbok : from 2 pm to 5 pm on March 4th *Experience order is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
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- BRAFA ART FAIR
- BRAFA Art Fair January 28 - February 4, 2024 / 11h00 - 19h00 (Feb. 1 until 22h00) @ Brussels Expo / Halls 3 & 4 (Place de Belgique 1, 1020 Brussels) *More info & tickets here We are delighted to announce the forthcoming BRAFA ART FAIR 2024. At BRAFA ART FAIR 2024 you will have the opportunity to appreciate the masterpieces of renowned Korean artists such as Kim Tschang-Yeul and Chun Kwang-Young. The BRAFA ART FAIR is the oldest and one of the most prestigious art and antiques fairs in Europe and takes place each year end of January at Brussels Expo I Heysel. Usually, BRAFA brings together more than 130 leading Belgian and international galleries. In an elegant setting, more than 10.000 exceptional works of ancient, modern and contemporary art will be showcased, including Old Masters paintings and contemporary art, furniture, jewelry, tribal art, design, silverware, ancient and modern books, glassware, photography, comics, etc. A true dialogue of civilizations, its eclecticism, its conviviality and the quality of its offer are attracting an ever-increasing number of art lovers. The fair will also feature daily Brafa Art Talks, captivating lectures by various specialists in the art market. Boon_WaterDrops_KIMTSCHANG-YEUL_T638284652580670477©BRAFA ART FAIR
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- FILM
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- Special screenings of HONG Sangsoo's films
- Special screenings of HONG Sangsoo's films From April 30th until end of May, 2024 Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg (17 Pl. du Théâtre, 2613 Ville-Haute Luxembourg, Luxemburgo) The Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg pays tribute to one of the most influential Korean filmmakers, HONG Sangsoo, with the screening of six of his films including “Oki's Movie” and “Right Now, Wrong Then” from April 30 until the end of May 2024. About the director Hong Sangsoo (1960-) is a Korean film director and screenwriter. He started his theater studies in CHung-An University but he quit. In 1982 he moved to study in the California College of Arts and Crafts. At that time he started producing his first short films. After a few years of living abroad and experimenting with short films, he moved back to Korea, started to work as a TV show producer, and in 1996 he made his debut with The Day a Pig Fell into a Well, and shocked the Korean filmmaking industry. His movies helped as an inspiration as graduation films in Korea’s film schools. He has now released more than twenty films, nominated to different awards, among them Cannes 63rd Edition, Gijon International Film Festival, Berlin’s Film Festival and much more! Also, he has also won many awards in his mother country as well as International Competitions. Hong Sangsoo is nowadays one of the best film directors that Korea has, his style is very particular and that is the reason for his successful career. Here is a list of the different films that will be presented in Cinémathèque de Luxembourg and the screening schedules: Oki’s Movie (2010): Screening: April 30th at 18:30h May 20th at 20:45h 4 short love stories. Last one, Oki’s movie is about a film student and her affairs with two different men: her university professor, and another filmmaker student. Film that is represented in diverse perspectives and timelines. “ The film feels more like an exercise than a fully developed, interlinked narrative — it’s all a bit enervating and not especially penetrating.” (Hollywood Reporter) On the beach at night alone (2017): Screening: May 7th at 18:30h Love story between a woman and a married man. Younghee decides to take a trip to Hamburg to visit a couple of friends. Daily conversations about love, life and adventures will confuse her to the point of asking herself about how important is love in your own life. “On the Beach” feels more raw and personal than some of Mr. Hong’s other work. His explorations of the miscommunications between men and women can turn into meditations, at times acute, at times coy, on the nature of cinema and the reliability of narrative” (New York Times) In another country (2012): Screening: May 9th at 18:30h May 23th at 20:30h Mother and daughter escape from their debt to a beach town. The young lady, due to boredom, decides to start writing a script. She ends up having three different varieties, all of them located in the same spots and protagonist by the same actors. Anne, the main character, is a french woman visiting the town and she ends up falling in love with different men. Different movies with the same structure, isn’t that curious? "He is interested neither in conventional realism — he drifts further away from it with each film — nor in equally conventional displays of self-consciousness, but rather in staging collisions between those two styles. A movie may be a representation of the world, but it is also something that happens in the world, which means that sustaining a cinematic illusion and breaking it are equally beside the point". (New York Times) Cine-Conference Hong Sangsoo / Tale of cinema (2005): Screening: May 13th at 19:00h Film divided into two parts. First part: a couple that just met that night end up swallowing a pill to end up with their lives after their attempt to spend the night together. Second part: the girl from the first part goes out from the cinema, and a man follows her. "Writer and curator Dennis Lim’s new book, Tale of Cinema, is concerned with these and other contradictions of sensibility in Hong’s work" (Slant Magazine) Right now, wrong then (2015): Screening: May 16th at 18:30h May 30th at 20:30h Movie with two parts, each part is the same story but different somehow. A young painter meets a famous film director, they go to her art workshop and end up getting drunk with soju and attending her friend's party. Both start getting involved with each other, he is married but they have an affair. Second part starts. “Halfway through its running time, “Right Now, Wrong Then” starts over, reversing its title and reintroducing its central pair. They do some of the same things, but the tenor and texture of their time together is altered in ways both subtle and glaring.” (New York Times) Woman is the future of man (2004): Screening: May 29th at 18:30h Two old friends have a predilection for the same woman, without knowing it. Both had an adventure with Sun-Hwa. They decide to reunite the three of them bringing back melancholic memories and more. Hong delineates character with the lightest of strokes, and his extremely long, serene takes provide well-defined time and space for the vast emotional shifts of tiny moments to register. He poses bodies with a natural yet balletic equipoise: rarely have intimate love scenes been at once so bluntly physical yet so dignified and dramatically precise. (New York Times) *Please click here for more information & tickets.
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- SAC on Screen
- In partnership with Seoul Arts Center, we're thrilled to announce "SAC on Screen" - bringing captivating Korean performing arts right to your screens! ✨ Established in 1988, the Seoul Arts Center stands as a beacon of art and culture in South Korea, showcasing a diverse array of domestic and international performances. Get ready for an immersive experience featuring: 🌟 'Into Thin Air', contemporary dance (55 mins) | May 14, 2024 | 1 PM, 5 PM @ Korean Cultural Center 〈Into Thin Air〉 is a trash art based, real life inspired visual theater piece. It is about emptiness. It deals with the disappearance of value and cause, the loss of the present in the rush for a better future. Into Thin Air is set in a world of commercial values and soap opera morals. The piece's dramatic aspects, filled with dark humor, are derived from the true stories if there are 9 participants. As the piece unfolds, the dancers stretch their physical boundaries, as the characters in the piece are stretching their realistic boundaries to fit comics-like prototypes. Through rhythmical movement sections and beautifully crude visual imagery, short stories emerge, exposing a vast emotional field in which the 9 characters' virtuosity move around. 🌟 'Dance Speaks', contemporary dance (83 mins) | May 16, 2024 | 1 PM, 5 PM @ Korean Cultural Center <Dance Talks> is a lecture performance featuring dancers from various fields, including traditional Korean dance, contemporary dance, ballet, and street dance, who reflect on contemporary dance through dance and narrative, focusing on the specific body of the dancer. Dancers' bodies embody the illusion of beauty on stage, but in reality, they are often injured or deformed as professionals who use their bodies. In the performance, the dancers tell autobiographical stories about their bodies and use their own experiences with health and injury to critique the illusions that surround dance, and also show their dedication to dance on stage. 🌟 'Dallae Story', non-verbal puppet show (70 mins) | June 6, 2024 | 1 PM, 5 PM @ Korean Cultural Center <Dallae Story> is a story of three families who cherish the simple things in their lives together. It is a story of childhood memories that everyone has, and how the small pleasures of a happy and warm day can help us through the inevitable hard times. The unique form of actors and puppets performing together uses a variety of media, including objects, theater, mime, Korean dance, shadow play, and 3D video. It is a non-verbal puppet theater that uses lyrical dance and implied gestures to convey the content, making it easy for anyone to understand and relate to.
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- Brussels Short Film Festival 2024 / "Fisher Boy" (2023), Dong-Hyun Nam
- From the Korean Cultural Center we are inviting all of you to the next Film festival happening in Brussels: Brussels Short Film Festival from April 24th until May 4th, 2024 in Flagey BSFF is a festival that gathers more than 250 short films that compete in diverse categories: National, International and Next Generation. In these 250 films, we are very pleased to present the participation of one Korean movie, Fisher Boy, and also the visit of its director, Dong-Hyun Nam next May 2nd at 4:30pm. Fisher Boy is a film released in 2023, that talks about a boy and his research to find water after drinking his granddad's. "Fisher Boy"(2023), Dong-Hyun Nam Next Generation Competition Screening: April 28th at 7pm and May 2nd at 4:30pm @Flagey *For more information about tickets and other screenings click here.
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- BIFFF (Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival)
- BIFFF (Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival) April 9-21, 2024 @ Palais 10 Brussels Expo The Korean cultural center is very happy to inform you that we support the projections of Fantastic Korean films during the 42nd BIFFF. 12 Korean films, including 1 World premiere, 1 European premiere, and 10 Belgian premieres await you! Each of the films will satisfy you much more than expected. Please find the information about each film. here. We can't wait to see you at the festival! "NORYANG: DEADLY SEA" by Han-min Kim Belgian Premiere Wednesday 10/04 - 14h00 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/noryang-deadly-sea/ "THE SIN" by Dong-seok Han Belgian Premiere, International Competition Wednesday 10/04 - 21h00 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/sin-the/ "HOME" by Jeong Jaehee Belgian Premiere, International Short Films Competition Thursday 11/04 - 18h30 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/home/ "DEVILS" by Jae-hoon Kim Belgian Premiere, Black Raven Competition Thursday 11/04 - 21h30 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/devils/ "CONCRETE UTOPIA" by Tae-hwa Eom Belgian Premiere Friday 12/04 - 21h30 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/concrete-utopia/ "ALIENOID: THE RETURN TO THE FUTURE", Dong-hoon Choi Belgian Premiere Saturday 13/04 - 13h30 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/alienoid-the-return-to-the-future/ "DR. CHEON AND THE LOST TALISMAN" by Seong-sik Kim Belgian Premiere, Emerging Raven Competition Sunday 14/04 - 16h00 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/dr-cheon-and-the-lost-talisman/ "SLEEP" by Jason Yu Belgian Premiere, Emerging Raven Competition/Critics Selection Tuesday 16/04 - 18h30 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/sleep/ "EXHUMA" by Jae-hyun Jang Belgian Premiere, International Competition Wednesday 17/04 - 21h30 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/exhuma/ "THE MOON" by Yong-hwa Kim Belgian Premiere Wednesday 17/04 - 14h00 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/moon-the/ "DON'T BUY THE SELLER" by Hee-kon Park European Premiere, Black Raven Competition Friday 19/04 - 13h30 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/dont-buy-the-seller/ <오후 네시> 송정우 감독 월드 프리미어, 실험영화 경쟁 4월 19일(금) 오후 4시- 상영관 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/4pm/
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- Special screenings of HONG Sangsoo's films
- Special screenings of HONG Sangsoo's films From April 30th until end of May, 2024 Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg (17 Pl. du Théâtre, 2613 Ville-Haute Luxembourg, Luxemburgo) The Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg pays tribute to one of the most influential Korean filmmakers, HONG Sangsoo, with the screening of six of his films including “Oki's Movie” and “Right Now, Wrong Then” from April 30 until the end of May 2024. About the director Hong Sangsoo (1960-) is a Korean film director and screenwriter. He started his theater studies in CHung-An University but he quit. In 1982 he moved to study in the California College of Arts and Crafts. At that time he started producing his first short films. After a few years of living abroad and experimenting with short films, he moved back to Korea, started to work as a TV show producer, and in 1996 he made his debut with The Day a Pig Fell into a Well, and shocked the Korean filmmaking industry. His movies helped as an inspiration as graduation films in Korea’s film schools. He has now released more than twenty films, nominated to different awards, among them Cannes 63rd Edition, Gijon International Film Festival, Berlin’s Film Festival and much more! Also, he has also won many awards in his mother country as well as International Competitions. Hong Sangsoo is nowadays one of the best film directors that Korea has, his style is very particular and that is the reason for his successful career. Here is a list of the different films that will be presented in Cinémathèque de Luxembourg and the screening schedules: Oki’s Movie (2010): Screening: April 30th at 18:30h May 20th at 20:45h 4 short love stories. Last one, Oki’s movie is about a film student and her affairs with two different men: her university professor, and another filmmaker student. Film that is represented in diverse perspectives and timelines. “ The film feels more like an exercise than a fully developed, interlinked narrative — it’s all a bit enervating and not especially penetrating.” (Hollywood Reporter) On the beach at night alone (2017): Screening: May 7th at 18:30h Love story between a woman and a married man. Younghee decides to take a trip to Hamburg to visit a couple of friends. Daily conversations about love, life and adventures will confuse her to the point of asking herself about how important is love in your own life. “On the Beach” feels more raw and personal than some of Mr. Hong’s other work. His explorations of the miscommunications between men and women can turn into meditations, at times acute, at times coy, on the nature of cinema and the reliability of narrative” (New York Times) In another country (2012): Screening: May 9th at 18:30h May 23th at 20:30h Mother and daughter escape from their debt to a beach town. The young lady, due to boredom, decides to start writing a script. She ends up having three different varieties, all of them located in the same spots and protagonist by the same actors. Anne, the main character, is a french woman visiting the town and she ends up falling in love with different men. Different movies with the same structure, isn’t that curious? "He is interested neither in conventional realism — he drifts further away from it with each film — nor in equally conventional displays of self-consciousness, but rather in staging collisions between those two styles. A movie may be a representation of the world, but it is also something that happens in the world, which means that sustaining a cinematic illusion and breaking it are equally beside the point". (New York Times) Cine-Conference Hong Sangsoo / Tale of cinema (2005): Screening: May 13th at 19:00h Film divided into two parts. First part: a couple that just met that night end up swallowing a pill to end up with their lives after their attempt to spend the night together. Second part: the girl from the first part goes out from the cinema, and a man follows her. "Writer and curator Dennis Lim’s new book, Tale of Cinema, is concerned with these and other contradictions of sensibility in Hong’s work" (Slant Magazine) Right now, wrong then (2015): Screening: May 16th at 18:30h May 30th at 20:30h Movie with two parts, each part is the same story but different somehow. A young painter meets a famous film director, they go to her art workshop and end up getting drunk with soju and attending her friend's party. Both start getting involved with each other, he is married but they have an affair. Second part starts. “Halfway through its running time, “Right Now, Wrong Then” starts over, reversing its title and reintroducing its central pair. They do some of the same things, but the tenor and texture of their time together is altered in ways both subtle and glaring.” (New York Times) Woman is the future of man (2004): Screening: May 29th at 18:30h Two old friends have a predilection for the same woman, without knowing it. Both had an adventure with Sun-Hwa. They decide to reunite the three of them bringing back melancholic memories and more. Hong delineates character with the lightest of strokes, and his extremely long, serene takes provide well-defined time and space for the vast emotional shifts of tiny moments to register. He poses bodies with a natural yet balletic equipoise: rarely have intimate love scenes been at once so bluntly physical yet so dignified and dramatically precise. (New York Times) *Please click here for more information & tickets.
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- SAC on Screen
- In partnership with Seoul Arts Center, we're thrilled to announce "SAC on Screen" - bringing captivating Korean performing arts right to your screens! ✨ Established in 1988, the Seoul Arts Center stands as a beacon of art and culture in South Korea, showcasing a diverse array of domestic and international performances. Get ready for an immersive experience featuring: 🌟 'Into Thin Air', contemporary dance (55 mins) | May 14, 2024 | 1 PM, 5 PM @ Korean Cultural Center 〈Into Thin Air〉 is a trash art based, real life inspired visual theater piece. It is about emptiness. It deals with the disappearance of value and cause, the loss of the present in the rush for a better future. Into Thin Air is set in a world of commercial values and soap opera morals. The piece's dramatic aspects, filled with dark humor, are derived from the true stories if there are 9 participants. As the piece unfolds, the dancers stretch their physical boundaries, as the characters in the piece are stretching their realistic boundaries to fit comics-like prototypes. Through rhythmical movement sections and beautifully crude visual imagery, short stories emerge, exposing a vast emotional field in which the 9 characters' virtuosity move around. 🌟 'Dance Speaks', contemporary dance (83 mins) | May 16, 2024 | 1 PM, 5 PM @ Korean Cultural Center <Dance Talks> is a lecture performance featuring dancers from various fields, including traditional Korean dance, contemporary dance, ballet, and street dance, who reflect on contemporary dance through dance and narrative, focusing on the specific body of the dancer. Dancers' bodies embody the illusion of beauty on stage, but in reality, they are often injured or deformed as professionals who use their bodies. In the performance, the dancers tell autobiographical stories about their bodies and use their own experiences with health and injury to critique the illusions that surround dance, and also show their dedication to dance on stage. 🌟 'Dallae Story', non-verbal puppet show (70 mins) | June 6, 2024 | 1 PM, 5 PM @ Korean Cultural Center <Dallae Story> is a story of three families who cherish the simple things in their lives together. It is a story of childhood memories that everyone has, and how the small pleasures of a happy and warm day can help us through the inevitable hard times. The unique form of actors and puppets performing together uses a variety of media, including objects, theater, mime, Korean dance, shadow play, and 3D video. It is a non-verbal puppet theater that uses lyrical dance and implied gestures to convey the content, making it easy for anyone to understand and relate to.
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- Brussels Short Film Festival 2024 / "Fisher Boy" (2023), Dong-Hyun Nam
- From the Korean Cultural Center we are inviting all of you to the next Film festival happening in Brussels: Brussels Short Film Festival from April 24th until May 4th, 2024 in Flagey BSFF is a festival that gathers more than 250 short films that compete in diverse categories: National, International and Next Generation. In these 250 films, we are very pleased to present the participation of one Korean movie, Fisher Boy, and also the visit of its director, Dong-Hyun Nam next May 2nd at 4:30pm. Fisher Boy is a film released in 2023, that talks about a boy and his research to find water after drinking his granddad's. "Fisher Boy"(2023), Dong-Hyun Nam Next Generation Competition Screening: April 28th at 7pm and May 2nd at 4:30pm @Flagey *For more information about tickets and other screenings click here.
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- BIFFF (Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival)
- BIFFF (Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival) April 9-21, 2024 @ Palais 10 Brussels Expo The Korean cultural center is very happy to inform you that we support the projections of Fantastic Korean films during the 42nd BIFFF. 12 Korean films, including 1 World premiere, 1 European premiere, and 10 Belgian premieres await you! Each of the films will satisfy you much more than expected. Please find the information about each film. here. We can't wait to see you at the festival! "NORYANG: DEADLY SEA" by Han-min Kim Belgian Premiere Wednesday 10/04 - 14h00 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/noryang-deadly-sea/ "THE SIN" by Dong-seok Han Belgian Premiere, International Competition Wednesday 10/04 - 21h00 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/sin-the/ "HOME" by Jeong Jaehee Belgian Premiere, International Short Films Competition Thursday 11/04 - 18h30 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/home/ "DEVILS" by Jae-hoon Kim Belgian Premiere, Black Raven Competition Thursday 11/04 - 21h30 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/devils/ "CONCRETE UTOPIA" by Tae-hwa Eom Belgian Premiere Friday 12/04 - 21h30 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/concrete-utopia/ "ALIENOID: THE RETURN TO THE FUTURE", Dong-hoon Choi Belgian Premiere Saturday 13/04 - 13h30 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/alienoid-the-return-to-the-future/ "DR. CHEON AND THE LOST TALISMAN" by Seong-sik Kim Belgian Premiere, Emerging Raven Competition Sunday 14/04 - 16h00 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/dr-cheon-and-the-lost-talisman/ "SLEEP" by Jason Yu Belgian Premiere, Emerging Raven Competition/Critics Selection Tuesday 16/04 - 18h30 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/sleep/ "EXHUMA" by Jae-hyun Jang Belgian Premiere, International Competition Wednesday 17/04 - 21h30 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/exhuma/ "THE MOON" by Yong-hwa Kim Belgian Premiere Wednesday 17/04 - 14h00 - theatre 1 https://www.bifff.net/product/moon-the/ "DON'T BUY THE SELLER" by Hee-kon Park European Premiere, Black Raven Competition Friday 19/04 - 13h30 - theatre 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/dont-buy-the-seller/ <오후 네시> 송정우 감독 월드 프리미어, 실험영화 경쟁 4월 19일(금) 오후 4시- 상영관 2 https://www.bifff.net/product/4pm/
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- 2023 Fan Dance Workshop
- Get ready for a whirlwind of rhythm and color! This time, our workshop was a vibrant blend of two distinct genres - the mesmerizing Korean fan dance and the energetic Korean small drum dance. We dove headfirst into the pulsating rhythms and dynamic moves of traditional Korean dance, and what a ride it was!
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- Have you ever visited Korean Cultural Center Brussels?
- Have you ever been to the Korean Cultural Center in Brussels? It is a place where you can feel Korea, from exhibition, concerts, cinema to Korean food and language, even taekwondo. Is it tempting? Why not join us to visit the Korean Cultural Center by watching this video?
