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National Museum Unveils Landmark Exhibition Revealing the Humanity Behind Admiral Yi Sun-sin

Jason Yim / November 30, 2025
Why Alphonse Mucha, Now?

Jason Yim / November 23, 2025
It’s Time for the Grammys to Let K-pop Win—Fairly

Jason Yim / November 14, 2025
He Came for APEC. He Left with a Crown

Jason Yim / October 29, 2025
When the Market Cools, Art Thinks: Lessons from Art Basel Paris 2025

Jason Yim / October 21, 2025
Kim Whanki’s “Blue Universe” Ascends Again: What the Christie’s Sale Means for Korean Art

Jason Yim / October 21, 2025
After the Louvre Heist: It’s Time to Fix the Barn—Even After Losing the Cow

Jason Yim / October 20, 2025
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
Beyond the Numbers: Why the National Museum of Korea Must Not Rest on Its 5-Million Milestone

Jason Yim / October 16, 2025
Roh Soh-yeong: Art, Power, and the Price of Legacy

Jason Yim / October 16, 2025
What If a Hospital Embraced Art? Inside JYP Hospital (Spine & Joint Center) in Ansan

Jason Yim / October 16, 2025
When Tariffs Target Imagination: How Trump’s “Movie Tax” Threatens Global Cinema

Jason Yim / October 14, 2025
When Art Stops Crossing Borders, Soldiers Will

Jason Yim / October 11, 2025
How Trump’s Tariff Blitz Is Rewiring the Global Art Market

Jason Yim / October 11, 2025
Racism Is Our Other Climate Crisis

Jason Yim / October 8, 2025
Why Hangul Is Regarded as the World’s Most Scientific Alphabet

Jason Yim / October 4, 2025
Biloxi Artist Michael Richardson Showcases 15 Years of Traditional Art at Ocean Springs Cultural Center

Jason Yim / September 30, 2025
Lee Yong-deok’s World-First “Inverted Sculptures” Arrive in New York

Jason Yim / September 30, 2025
When K-pop Idols Embrace Noblesse Oblige: BTS’s Jimin and the Culture of Giving Back

Jason Yim / September 26, 2025
Echoes of Emille: Korea’s Ancient Bell Rings After 22 Years, Carrying a Nation’s Voice

Jason Yim / September 24, 2025

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