Do you love K-Pop and Sokcho? We who love K-pop and Sokcho must also face the fact that attending K-pop concerts and various local festivals in Sokcho generates carbon emissions! So, what are some ways to keep enjoying and loving
A long-haired man dressed entirely in black claps his hands and stomps his feet as he dances flamenco. Beside the intensely moving dancer, like part of the background, sits a solo guitarist. The fast and powerful sounds pouring from the
This article is based on an interview with Dayeon Lee, an activist from KPOP 4 PLANET. Among the four areas—albums/merchandise, world tour performances, streaming, and costumes—which do you think requires the most urgent carbon reduction? And why do you think
Sustainable K-POP Powered by the Fandom Popular culture—through music, movies, dramas, and performances—brings us great joy. However, while enjoying this popular culture, we sometimes end up buying things we don’t really need. We may have simply wanted to support our
This text is based on an interview with Geunhye Lim, director of the ARKO Art Center. What was the motivation behind ARKO Art Center’s decision to transform into a sustainable art museum? During the pandemic, the museum had to deal
1. Sustainable Art Art Exhibition for Carbon Neutrality Recently, in the art world, people from various fields gathered at museums to share concerns and initiate discussions on what museums, facing climate change, should contemplate and practice. The International Committee for
The UK-based non-profit organizations Attitude is Everything, Julie’s Bicycle, and A Greener Future have collaborated to create a toolkit that explores how disabled people can enjoy live events in environmentally friendly and sustainable ways. The toolkit is organized around four
This report is based on research conducted by RISE Bookselling*, sponsored jointly by the European and International Booksellers Federation(EIBF) and the European Union’s Creative Europe programme. Comprising a total of six chapters, the report outlines the current operations, challenges, and
In the film Snowpiercer, audiences were horrified to learn the true identity of the protein bars—made from insects, specifically ground-up cockroaches. But it wasn’t just the ingredients that were shocking. These black, featureless blocks, stripped of all visual and gustatory
1. Art and Carbon Neutrality: Why Museums Must Respond to the Climate Crisis At first glance, art and carbon neutrality may seem unrelated, but there is growing recognition that art and cultural institutions can play a vital role amid the