주시드니한국문화원 소식 (2024년 9월 5일자)
| KCC Exhibition l 26 JUL – 27 SEP Maedeup, Korean Knots  The Korean Cultural Centre Australia, in collaboration with the National Folk Museum of Korea, proudly presents a special exhibition: Maedeup, Korean knots. At the heart of this exhibition lies Maedeup, a stunning representation of Korea’s rich cultural history. From the delicate beauty of traditional hanbok accessories to intricate ceremonial adornments, each knot tells a story of cultural evolution, tracing its journey from humble, practical fastenings to revered art forms. Visitors will explore the intricate techniques of master artisans, from the fundamental elements of knot construction to the symbolic meanings woven into each design. The exhibition runs until 27th of September. For a preview, watch our exhibition video: Maedeup, Korean knots exhibition video.The Dome, Sydney Showground l 21 – 22 SEP Dive into K-webtoon at OZ Comic-Con Sydney  Presented in partnership with OZ Comin-con, Dive into K-webtoon at OZ Comic-Con Sydney, promises to offer an immersive experience into the vibrant world of Korean webtoons. This event will feature renowned webtoon artists Joo Dong Geun and Min Song Ah, who have captivated audiences with their unique storytelling and stunning art. Attendees can look forward to talk sessions and live drawing demonstrations from both artists, offering an exclusive look into their creative process. Don’t miss this chance to connect with the artistry behind your favourite webtoons! Find out more. |
| KCC l 13th Sep, 18:00 – 20:00 Hangeul Stamp Engraving Workshop  The Korean Cultural Centre AU is presenting “Handmade Stamp Engraving” workshop! This workshop includes a lecture on the history of Hangeul and a hands-on session where participants can create their own Korean name stamp. All materials will be provided. Spots are limited, so apply now and the selected participants will be notified on Monday, 9th September 2024. Find out more. 31 AUG – 12 OCT 2024 KOFFIA Touring Program  To introduce the finest Korean films to local residents across Australia, the Korean Film Festival in Australia (KOFFIA) is launching its first-ever touring program this year. We are excited to bring KOFFIA 2024 to Canberra, Alice Springs, Benalla, and Burnside. This year, we are bringing four films from the 2024 KOFFIA full line-up and offering free screenings for local residents in these areas. The touring program is a free admission event, ensuring everyone can enjoy the magic of Korean cinema. Presented together with the Alice Springs Town, Benalla Rural City, and the City of Burnside. Find out more. Sydney Seafood School l 6th SEP 2024 Korean Cooking Contest  Who loves Korean ingredients? Our contestants for the 2024 Korean Cooking Contest definitely do! The contest is happening this week, and we’re eagerly anticipating the amazing skills and creativity each participant will showcase. We’ll be capturing all the competitive and mouthwatering moments to share on our social media, so be sure to keep an eye out for updates! Art Gallery of NSW l 31 AUG – SEP 2025 Lee Ufan: Quiet Resonance  The Art gallery of New South Wales is presenting a new solo exhibition of by internationally renowned Korean artist Lee Ufan. The exhibition comprises eight entirely new works, including four paintings in saturated colours created between 2022 to 2024, and four new sculptures that are a continuation of the Relatum series. This exhibition is presented in the Asian Lantern galleries in Naala Nura, the Art Gallery’s original building, from 31 August 2024 to September 2025. Entry is free. Find out more. |
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