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National Museum Unveils Landmark Exhibition Revealing the Humanity Behind Admiral Yi Sun-sin: Jason Yim November 30, 2025; The National Museum of Korea is launching a major new exhibition on Admiral Yi Sun-sin (1545–98), offering an unusually inti ...

Why Alphonse Mucha, Now?: Jason Yim November 23, 2025; Seoul is hosting two major exhibitions on Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939) this season, reigniting interest in the iconic figure o ...

It’s Time for the Grammys to Let K-pop Win—Fairly: Jason Yim November 14, 2025; For decades, the Grammy Awards have positioned themselves as the global benchmark of musical excellence—an institution that ...

He Came for APEC. He Left with a Crown: Jason Yim October 29, 2025; In Gyeongju on Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump responded with a broad smile as he received a golden crown from South Korean P ...

When the Market Cools, Art Thinks: Lessons from Art Basel Paris 2025: Jason Yim October 21, 2025; PARIS — The champagne still flows, but the mood feels altered. At Art Basel Paris 2025, the world’s most glamorous art ...

Kim Whanki’s “Blue Universe” Ascends Again: What the Christie’s Sale Means for Korean Art: Jason Yim October 21, 2025; SEOUL — When Kim Whanki’s 19-VI-71 #206 goes under the hammer at Christie’s New York on November 17, it will mar ...

After the Louvre Heist: It’s Time to Fix the Barn—Even After Losing the Cow: Jason Yim October 20, 2025; The Louvre robbery shocked the world not merely because of what was stolen, but because of where it happened. In the heart of Pari ...

The Louvre Heist, in Context: What This “Seven-Minute Robbery” Reveals About Museum Security, Recovery Odds, and What Comes Next: Jason Yim October 20, 2025; Paris — Four masked thieves riding a basket-lift shattered a second-floor window of the Louvre’s Galerie d’Apoll ...

Beyond the Numbers: Why the National Museum of Korea Must Not Rest on Its 5-Million Milestone: Jason Yim October 16, 2025; When the National Museum of Korea announced that it had surpassed five million visitors for the first time in its 80-year history, ...

Roh Soh-yeong: Art, Power, and the Price of Legacy: Jason Yim October 16, 2025; SEOUL — For more than two decades, Roh Soh-yeong, the director of Art Center Nabi, has been known in Korea’s art world ...

What If a Hospital Embraced Art? Inside JYP Hospital (Spine & Joint Center) in Ansan: Jason Yim October 16, 2025; ANSAN, South Korea — Amid the quiet rhythm of recovery, JYP Hospital (Spine & Joint Center) is redefining what modern he ...

When Tariffs Target Imagination: How Trump’s “Movie Tax” Threatens Global Cinema: Jason Yim October 14, 2025; A Shockwave Through HollywoodWhen Donald Trump declared that “films not made in America will face 100% tariffs,” the s ...

When Art Stops Crossing Borders, Soldiers Will: Jason Yim October 11, 2025; In October 2025, Donald Trump announced a sweeping 100 percent tariff on all Chinese imports. Global markets trembled, but the sho ...

How Trump’s Tariff Blitz Is Rewiring the Global Art Market: Jason Yim October 11, 2025; In October 2025, Donald Trump threatened 100% duties on all Chinese imports effective November 1, a dramatic escalation that rattl ...

Racism Is Our Other Climate Crisis: Jason Yim October 8, 2025; When the controversy erupted over Rosé, the global K-pop star and ambassador for Saint Laurent, being cropped out of a grou ...

Why Hangul Is Regarded as the World’s Most Scientific Alphabet: Jason Yim October 4, 2025; SEOUL — On October 9 each year, South Korea pauses to celebrate Hangul Day, commemorating the invention of its national writ ...

Biloxi Artist Michael Richardson Showcases 15 Years of Traditional Art at Ocean Springs Cultural Center: Jason Yim September 30, 2025; A comprehensive exhibition featuring traditional art forms is currently on display at the Mary C. O'Keefe Cultural Arts Center in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. The gallery showcases ...

Lee Yong-deok’s World-First “Inverted Sculptures” Arrive in New York: Jason Yim September 30, 2025; When does emptiness become form? For Korean sculptor Lee Yong-deok, the answer has defined a lifetime of work. By inverting the ve ...

When K-pop Idols Embrace Noblesse Oblige: BTS’s Jimin and the Culture of Giving Back: Jason Yim September 26, 2025; On September 25, the Jeonbuk Office of Education revealed that BTS member Jimin had donated 100 million won (about $73,000) in sch ...

Echoes of Emille: Korea’s Ancient Bell Rings After 22 Years, Carrying a Nation’s Voice: Jason Yim September 24, 2025; As autumn rain cleared over Seorabeol, the ancient name of Gyeongju, a deep and resonant tone rippled through the night air. On th ...

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