THAT'S KOREA in Brussels, Exhibition of Korean Crafts 21 November 2025 – 23 January 2026 | 12:00~19:00   This exhibition showcases the essence of traditional Korean crafts, reinterpreting centuries-old artisan techniques and aesthetics with a modern sensibility. It goes beyond mere preservation, demonstrating how the beauty of tradition flows from the past to the present and into the future through creative contemporary crafts.  The exhibition features craft works by 12 designated artisans who preserve our cultural heritage, alongside 24 contemporary crafts artists. It also showcases 22 pieces of traditional craft across 17 categories and 89 pieces of contemporary crafts across 30 categories.   In addition, various experiential programs alongside the exhibition provide a special opportunity to connect tradition and modernity. Visitors can fully experience the depth and beauty of craftwork, participate actively, and enjoy a unique experience that celebrates tradition through a  modern perspective.    <Experiential Program> ﾷ Date & Time: November 21 (Fri) – 22 (Sat), 2025 | 12:00–19:00 ﾷ Programs   ① THAT’S KOREA Photo Zone   ② VR Kite Flying   ③ Korean Craft Workshop   (Reservation required: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/kcdf-120271370261)        * Booking opens on November 4 (Tue), 2025, at 12:00      - Nubi Master Class: DIY Christmas Pouch (14:00 | 16:00)     - Make Your Own Traditional Ornament Keyring (12:00 | 13:30 | 15:00 | 16:30)     - Hanji Wish Lamp Making (12:00–19:00, starting every hour)

Exhibition <A Dream of Peace: The Untold Story of the Korean Provisional Government> June 18 – September 26, 2025 Commemorating the 80th anniversary of Korea’s liberation, the Korean Cultural Center in Brussels presents a special exhibition: A Dream of Peace: The Untold Story of the Korean Provisional Government. Co-hosted by the National Memorial of the Korean Provisional Government and the Korean Cultural Center, this exhibition traces the journey toward peace — from the establishment of the Korean Provisional Government in 1919 to Korea’s liberation in 1945 — while shedding light on the contributions of Europeans who supported them along the way. - Exhibition Overview ●Prologue: Crossing Borders and Beyond ●Story 1:  Democracy and Republicanism, Freedom and Equality ●Story 2: The Members of the Korean Provisional Government in Europe ●Story 3: A Great Journey Together for Peace ●Story 4: Toward a Nation of Hope ●Epilogue: Continuing the Legacy of Peace

Exhibition "Hanbok on the Road" March 10 ~ June 6, 2025 @ Korean Cultural Center Brussels The Korean Cultural Center in Brussels is proud to host the photo exhibition "Hanbok on the Road" starting from Friday, March 10, 2025. This exhibition showcases the outcome of a unique cultural journey that took place from July to November 2024 across Antwerp, Dinant, and Brussels. Eighteen participants, including residents from Greece, Ukraine, Slovenia, Romania, and Belgium, as well as Korean adoptees, explored these cities while wearing Hanbok, experiencing firsthand the beauty of traditional Korean attire. One participant from Slovenia joined the event to create a special memory for his niece and his mother, who were visiting Belgium. His niece, a fan of K-pop and K-dramas, was introduced to Hanbok through these cultural influences. Another participant, a Korean adoptee who has lived in Belgium for 44 years, wanted to give his K-pop-loving daughter the opportunity to experience Korean culture before their first trip to Korea next year. Each participant brought their own unique story and heartfelt motivation to the project, connecting with Korea through Hanbok and expressing their narratives against the beautiful Belgian backdrop. The photographs featured in this exhibition capture the participants' passion for Korean traditions, their admiration for its beauty, and their desire to share its cultural value with the world.

Special Exhibition "Talk Talk Korea 2024 Winners" Experience the Essence of Korea Through Global Perspectives The Korean Cultural Center in Belgium and the EU proudly presents a special exhibition featuring winning entries from the 2024 Talk Talk Korea International Contest. This showcase brings together 80 outstanding works selected from over 59,646 submissions from 140 countries, offering a unique global perspective on Korean culture. Exhibition Details: ● Period: December 9, 2024 - March 31, 2025 ● Venue: Korean Cultural Center ● Free admission Featured Categories: ● Promotion Videos ● Art & Craft ● Motion Graphics ● Photo Books ● Meme & Trend The exhibition showcases diverse interpretations of Korean culture, from K-pop cover performances to hanbok designs and scenic photography. Each piece uniquely captures this year's theme "Experience the essence of Korea," highlighting both traditional and contemporary aspects of Korean culture through international eyes.

Exhibition "Traditional Korean Painting" December 6, 2024 – February 28, 2025 Opening Ceremony on December 6, 2024, at 7:00 PM • Program: A special presentation by the participating artists—Chung Soyeon, Jin Liba, and Park Heekyung—about their works • Please click here for Reservation of the Opening Ceremony The Korean Cultural Center in Belgium is delighted to present a traditional Korean painting exhibition from December 6, 2024, to February 28, 2025. This exhibition celebrates Korea’s unique artistic heritage by showcasing various works that explore themes of prosperity, hope, and harmony between nature and humanity. The exhibition features iconic subjects from Korean traditional paintings, including Sipjangsaengdo(Ten Symbols of Longevity), Ilwolobongdo(Sun and Moon with Five Peaks), Gungjung Hwajodo(Palace Flower and Bird Paintings), Haehakbandodo (Sea, Cranes, and Peaches), and Chaekgeori (bookshelf paintings). Additionally, it includes floral-themed works such as The Potato Flower and The Peony Flower, as well as Flowers and plants Paintings(Hwahwado), combining natural elements with symbolic motifs to create a diverse visual experience. Each piece blends traditional symbolism with modern interpretations, offering visitors a profound insight into Korea’s cultural heritage. Highlights of the exhibition include Yeonapdo (lotus and duck paintings), Hwajeopdo (flowers and butterflies), and Chaekgeori—artworks that beautifully illustrate the unique charm of folk paintings of Korea. These works go beyond aesthetic appeal, embedding deeper meanings of health, wealth, hope, and prosperity, while reflecting the timeless value of Korean traditional art.