As part of 2024 Seondol, a curated program by Seondol Theater, the play The Table will be staged. Co-produced by the theater company Noltang and Project One-Person Room, The Table is one of five plays featured in 2024 Seondol, and
The climate action cultural content company Oh My Earth will present its climate-themed musical Oh My Earth: The Attack of the Pink Bubble (2023) on stage starting December 21. Schedule: 2024.12.21 ~ 2024.12.26Location: Baekam Art Hall Source: http://www.baekamhall.com/program/program_view.php?no=1173
The 29th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC COP 29) designated tourism as a special theme for the first time in the history of the conference. It hosted the inaugural ministerial meeting
This exhibition features young artists exploring the theme of “coexistence” from various perspectives, reflecting on the climate crisis, raising questions, and proposing solutions. A total of 13 artists present 47 works—including 3 media pieces, 14 installations, and 30 paintings—on display
“Imagining a Life of Coexistence and a Sustainable Habitat”. Eco Art Festival: Everyone’s Shelter is an art festival that explores sustainable living environments through the themes of city, environment, and art. The festival goes beyond contemporary art exhibitions to offer
As the final exhibition in a series of solo shows by local young artists held at Daegu Art Way (located at Beomeo Station of the Daegu Metro) under the Youth Growth Project by the Daegu Cultural Arts Foundation, artist Lee
Cognitive biologists Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela argued that “we do not see the space of the world; we experience our field of vision,” emphasizing the integration of diverse perspectives. What we come to know and understand is limited to
The 5th Gwangju Folly, <Circulation Folly, Re:Folly>, proposed a new role for architecture in the context of the climate crisis and resource circulation. Utilizing eco-friendly materials and construction methods, it created urban spaces for citizens to use, and established the
The compilation album ‘Climate Recipe’, released by singer-songwriters Kang Heongoo (w/ Jipdan Balgwang), Kang Baeksu, and Lee Mejin, was created as part of a campaign conducted with local residents in Incheon under the theme of “responding to the climate crisis.”
This exhibition was organized by the city of Seogwipo as part of its Cultural City initiative, aiming to tell the story of climate change through art. It sheds light on the changing seas around Jeju Island due to climate change