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《Access》transcends a simple sound performance, evoking a ‘sense of connection to the world’ through the sensory experience of sound. This intersects with modern society's...
In an old legend, a fisherman crossing a river discovers a cave leading to another world—where immortal-like beings dwell and light and joy abound....
The solo work , created and performed by choreographer Yeon-ju Ha, asks: Have I ever danced free from the gaze of others? Embracing the...
《Boisterous Bodies》 begins with the bustling gestures of a traditional Korean marketplace. Everyday actions—vendors rhythmically calling out “Come and buy!”, a candy seller performing...
“Can my body become an alternative space?” Jo Seon Ah, a Gayageum player and creator, projects herself—an artist with hew own female body—onto the...
Ohelen is a creator who moves fluidly across music, theatre, and performance, exploring improvisation and narrative. Greta Oto is both a character and a...

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“Dan” is a percussion ensemble of Korean traditional percussion players that transcends the understanding of Korean percussion instruments and overcomes the limitations of conventional...
A mysterious lump of ice appears on a beach. People are abuzz with fear and wonder at its presence. At the same time, a...
Artist Choi Momin focuses on the context of society which manifests when certain figures encounter with the common, ordinary landscape. The uneasy landscapes in...
Lee Aram’s research-driven practice reinterprets materials found within institutions, often seeking to relocate their role and purpose though performative events, film, and video installations....
Due to opposition to a state-run corporation’s decision for a subsidiary company changeover, 1,500 employees were faced with termination. Primarily consisting of women, the...
Lee Eunhee is a visual artist based in Seoul who explores the social relations between individuals, images, and technologies. She addresses the existential and...
Piri ensemble “Happy Bamboo”, consists of students majoring in piri (double-reed end-blown bamboo pipe) at the School of Korean Traditional Arts. As a self-organized...
G stands for Geomungo instrument(Korean traditional six-stringed zither), and ‘G.street’ means to navigate the direction of geomungo and to walk the path of the...