“In making environmental films, the content of the film is important, but how the film is made is equally crucial. Not only films with environmental themes, but also general film productions are increasingly focusing on eco-friendly production methods. This time,
The art collective Comma &—known for creatively addressing various issues in contemporary society—presents the sci-fi play “Workman,” which explores modern mental health, the relationship between humans and technology, and climate and the future. Set in Seoul in 2060, the play
It offers a nuanced portrayal of how our society confronts and comes to terms with disasters. In particular, as the risks of climate-related disasters intensify, the piece delves deeply into how individuals and communities respond to such crises. Schedule: 2025.03.14.
Choreographic Intent: In 2025, “climate sensitivity” has emerged as a key trend keyword. Responding to the growing global consensus that the term “climate crisis” should replace “climate change,” choreographer Jihee Lee uses the power of art to raise awareness and
The “CCPP (Climate Change Photo Project) Climate and Environmental Photography Project,” which marked the reopening of Gallery Sindang at the Chungmu Arts Center in 2024, is making its return. In an era that is proving to be the hottest in
To celebrate its 10th anniversary, the National Asia Culture Center (ACC), under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, is presenting a series of exhibitions, performances, and events under the slogan “Asia of Tomorrow, Imagined by ACC.” Among them, “Declaration
The contemporary art exhibition “Climate Crisis, Art and RE100” was organized not only to raise awareness and foster empathy about the climate crisis, but also to encourage reflection—through art—on alternative ways of living to overcome this global challenge. Schedule: 2025.07.24.~10.26.
Since 2008, the Korea Arts Council has been running the Performing Arts Creation Center program to discover outstanding new works in the basic performing arts field. This year, from January to March, the program will present 31 new productions selected
Now in its 17th year, the Daegu Independent Arts Festival presents works that reflect the thoughts and efforts of artists facing the climate crisis as they seek sustainable ways to continue their practice. This year’s festival takes the form of
‘Undo Planet’ is an exhibition that reexamines issues of climate change and ecosystems through the lens of memory. While “undo” typically means “to revert,” it also carries senses of “opening” and “releasing.” This show uses art to reflect on the