Tiny Objects can tell the Truth. British Influence on the Birth of Japanese Archaeology
It was about one hundred years ago when the first department of archaeology was founded in Japan, at Kyoto Imperial…
The Women of Ishikawa
Be drawn into the faraway world of The Women of Ishikawa. It is a selection of strange, hilarious, and tragic…
Masayuki Tayama – Piano Recital hosted by Markson Pianos
Masayuki Tayama, one of today’s most accomplished pianists, is much in demand across Europe and Japan. He first came to…
KCC House Concert with Resonanz Duo
The Resonanz Duo aim to explore the different sound worlds of flute and marimba, always seeking new ways to contrast…
London Korean Film Night: Bungee Jumping of their Own
In 1983, college freshman In-woo falls for fellow student Tae-hee. His relentless pursuit pays off when, during a hike, they…
KOKESHI, FROM TOHOKU WITH LOVE
Pop-up shop, talk and exhibition by Manami Okazaki, the author of Kokeshi, from Tohoku with Love. Kokeshi are traditional wooden…
Kokeshi are traditional wooden dolls that and are characterized by their lack of arms or legs. They are produced in the Tohoku region of Japan and were originally toys…
For this year’s Carmen Blacker Lecture we are delighted to welcome Peter Nosco, Professor of Japanese History and Culture at the University of British Columbia. The Carmen Blacker Lecture…
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London Korean Film Night: Bungee Jumping of their Own
In 1983, college freshman In-woo falls for fellow student Tae-hee. His relentless pursuit pays off when, during a hike, they declare their mutual love and decide…
Exhibition View all
KOKESHI, FROM TOHOKU WITH LOVE
Pop-up shop, talk and exhibition by Manami Okazaki, the author of Kokeshi, from Tohoku with Love. Kokeshi are traditional wooden dolls…
Private Viewing and Artist Talk: Travels in a Paper Coat
Following two successful exhibitions at the Poetry Society (2015) and the Glass Tank Gallery, Oxford Brookes University (2016), Travels in a…
Art Exhibition – Kazuki Takamatsu
Following the success of our temporary premises in Notting Hill, Dorothy Circus Gallery officially announces its permanence in London with the…
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It was about one hundred years ago when the first department of archaeology was founded in Japan, at Kyoto Imperial…
Kokeshi are traditional wooden dolls that and are characterized by their lack of arms or legs. They are produced in…
For this year’s Carmen Blacker Lecture we are delighted to welcome Peter Nosco, Professor of Japanese History and Culture at…
The Influence of Japanese Architecture – Royal Academy Architecture Awards Week
An update on the Japanese Economy: how women can change it
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London Korean Film Night: Bungee Jumping of their Own
In 1983, college freshman In-woo falls for fellow student Tae-hee. His relentless pursuit pays off when, during a hike, they declare their mutual love and decide to seal it with a bungee jump in New Zealand. At the moment…
London Korean Film Night: My Brilliant Life
My Brilliant Life presents an idyllic image of youth and innocence as it recounts the first dream-like encounter of Mira and Dae-su at the tender age of 17. Falling in love, pregnancy and giving up on their future in…
London Korean Film Night: The Old Garden
Anti-government protests provide the stimulus for Im Sang-soo’s romantic drama that charts a love affair across the years. In The Old Garden, we first meet activist Hyun-woo as he’s released from prison after a 17-year stint. Years of cramped,…
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‘I hope food can boost inter-Korean relations’
Bibimbap mixed rice with meat, and some greens with an eobok jaengban (어복쟁반) boiled meat platter. ’ These are the menu items that Director Yoon…
