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MUSEUMS & GALLERIES

134 days ago - PhoTOGRAPHS OF the DAEHAN IMPERIAL ... hoTOGRAPHS OF the DAEHAN IMPERIAL FAMILYDeoksu palace branch of the National Museum of Contemporary Art, jung District To Jan. 13: This exhibition showcases about 200 rare portrait photos of the imperial family members of Daehanjeguk, or the Korean Empire.

Daily lives in palace reenacted

161 days ago - the relationship between the king ... the relationship between the king and vassals is showcased in Munjeongjeon (photo by Jeon Han). If anybody has been captivated by the magnificence of Korea's royal palaces, but felt a need for something more lively and fantastic, Changgyeonggung offers a great chance

Museums exhibit innovation in remaking shops

274 days ago - the shops at the National Museum ... the shops at the National Museum of Korea reopened in june after renovations. Popular items include (from left) a scarf featuring traditional paintings, silk pouches, embroidered coin purses and an umbrella featuring royal procession

IU and Girls’ Generation (SNSD) are in Tunisia, Too? KpopStarz

312 days ago - IU, SNSD, Girls Generation Tunisia IU and Girls' ... in Tunisia, Too? K-Pop craze seems to have reached all the way in Africa. A Korean language class was held at Tunisia's prestigious liberal arts university on the 28th of june. What's usually a student lounge, was used this day as a lecture hall, it

Headed for Expo 2012? Road to Yeosu begins at the 1893 Chicago fair

316 days ago - An illustration of the Korean pavilion at the ... the Korean pavilion at the 1900 Paris exposition. "I was born in the darkness and went into a ray of hope".these are the words of min Yeong-ik (1860-1914), a government official in the final years of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).By "ray of

Have You Watching The Moon Embracing the Sun Today?

459 days ago - Before 2012, how could SBS and KBS which always ... the Korean pavilion at the 1900 Paris exposition. "I was born in the darkness and went into a ray of hope".these are the words of min Yeong-ik (1860-1914), a government official in the final years of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910).By "ray of