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Korean cultural events in New York
* This post is written by Chloe Hwang, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York’s Cultural Reporters A review of <It Takes Two to Tango> at Gallery Korea and short interview with Ben Byung-Hyun Rhee from…
* This post is written by Elizabeth Shim, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York’s Cultural Reporters. Queens County. It’s the most diverse borough in New York and the United States, if not the world. A colorful…
![Klara Min [Yu Kyoung Min] Photo credit © Lisa-Marie Mazzucco](http://blog.korea.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/KlaraMin3.jpg "KlaraMin3")
* This post is written by Chloe Hwang, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York’s Cultural Reporters Korean Cultural Services NY Meets Billboard Charting Korean Artist Pianist Klara Min is a musician of eloquence…
* This post is written by Elizabeth Shim, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York’s Cultural Reporters. “Korean films are catching Hollywood’s attention,” declared Goran Topalovic, “because they…
* This post is written by Chloe Hwang, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York’s Cultural Reporters. New York City and fashion, modern society and social networking: these couplings of words go together naturally…
* This post is written by Elizabeth Shim, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York’s Cultural Reporters. In the bustling center of Times Square, a young Korean woman is the hub of a gathering crowd. Cameramen clamor…
* This post is written by MyungJi Chae, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York’s Cultural Reporters and translate by Karin Yoo. Musical <Hero> premiers at Lincoln Center 14 years since the musical <The…
* This post is written by Chloe Hwang, one of the Korean Cultural Service in New York’s Cultural Reporters. Park Avenue and East 57th Street — The stage just appeared to be another ground for free-style, jazzy…
