The Meiji Ensoniment: Conflicting Ears and the Decision to Change Japanese Musical Culture
In Doremi o eranda Nihonjin (2007), Yuko Chiba notes that a radical transformation in music-theoretical knowledge, musical practice, and aural…
A dialogue between fire and clay: pottery and the appeal of the anagama kiln
With the advent of open fires, humans discovered that clay hardened when it was heated. When the fire place was…
London Korean Film Night: Bandhobi (2009)
Bandhobi is a story about the crossover between two different cultures and the friendship it can spark. As the title…
‘Between Serenity and Dynamism’ an exhibition of Korean Ceramics
The Korean Craft and Design Foundation (KCDF) presents ‘Between Serenity and Dynamism; Korean Ceramics’, an exhibition that explores the beauty…
London Korean Film Night: Burmese On The Roof (2016)
In the industrial suburb of Masoek we find three foreign workers sharing a prefab hut built on their factory’s rooftop.…
Reimagining Japanese craft traditions in the modern age – Shinichiro Hashiguchi
The Japan Society and Chelsea College of Arts (CCA) are delighted to welcome award-winning Osaka-based architect, Shinichiro Hashiguchi, for this…
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The Meiji Ensoniment: Conflicting Ears and the Decision…
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A dialogue between fire and clay: pottery and the appea…
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London Korean Film Night: Bandhobi (2009)
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‘Between Serenity and Dynamism’ an exhibition of Korean…
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London Korean Film Night: Burmese On The Roof (2016)
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Reimagining Japanese craft traditions in the modern age…
Designed to support UK based Korean musicians, the KCC House Concert is a new performing arts programme at the Korean Cultural Centre UK (KCCUK). Throughout 2017 this programme will…
To mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Anglo-Welsh artist Frank Brangwyn RA (1867-1956), William Morris Gallery is staging a special exhibition showing the rarely displayed Brangwyn collection…
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London Korean Film Night: Burmese On The Roof (2016)
In the industrial suburb of Masoek we find three foreign workers sharing a prefab hut built on their factory’s rooftop. This documentary offers a gaze into…
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A History of the Japanese Print
Tiger Tanuki presents a unique sales exhibition, tracing the history of the Japanese print from the classic ukiyo-e (‘pictures of the…
‘Between Serenity and Dynamism’ an exhibition of Korean Ceramics
The Korean Craft and Design Foundation (KCDF) presents ‘Between Serenity and Dynamism; Korean Ceramics’, an exhibition that explores the beauty and…
Sheer Pleasure: Frank Brangwyn and the Art of Japan
To mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Anglo-Welsh artist Frank Brangwyn RA (1867-1956), William Morris Gallery is staging a…
2017 KCCUK Open Call II_1:60 by Jeongwon Eom
The Korean Cultural Centre UK (KCCUK) presents Jeongwon Eom’s first solo show in the UK entitled 1:60. As the finalist of…
The Japanese House: Architecture and Life after 1945
In an exhibition co-organised with the Japan Foundation, Barbican presents the first major UK exhibition to focus on Japanese domestic architecture…
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In Doremi o eranda Nihonjin (2007), Yuko Chiba notes that a radical transformation in music-theoretical knowledge, musical practice, and aural…
With the advent of open fires, humans discovered that clay hardened when it was heated. When the fire place was…
The Japan Society and Chelsea College of Arts (CCA) are delighted to welcome award-winning Osaka-based architect, Shinichiro Hashiguchi, for this…
In Japan, film scripts (shinario) have long been a notable presence both in cinema’s production and reception. This talk discusses…
Nuclear non-proliferation policy in Northeast Asia, then and now: From the 1950s to President Trump
Vegalta: Soccer, Tsunami and the Hope of a Nation – Documentary screening and discussion
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London Korean Film Night: Bandhobi (2009)
Bandhobi is a story about the crossover between two different cultures and the friendship it can spark. As the title suggests, “female friend” in Bengali, the film follows the evolving relationship between Min-seo, a 17-year old rebellious Korean girl,…
London Korean Film Night: Burmese On The Roof (2016)
In the industrial suburb of Masoek we find three foreign workers sharing a prefab hut built on their factory’s rooftop. This documentary offers a gaze into their lives, shifting its focus away from issues often associated with immigrants, taking…
London Korean Film Night: Missing (2016)
A special LKFF screening of E Oni’s gripping new thriller. The director utilises powerful performances from her lead actresses to address a variety of topical issues affecting two women at very different ends of the social spectrum. Returning home…
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Hansik, It’s a Global Brand Now
“We will promote the Hansik, pride of the Hallyu, at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics 2018” Korean Food Foundation (KFF) announced ’10 Global Hansik Dishes’ to…
