Tag: Arts & Culture

Kpop Summer Social

SOLD OUT |   Celebrate the start of summer and all things Kpop with The Korea Society! Join us for an evening of dynamic performances,

LEE UNGNO: EN MASSE

May 31 – August 10, 2018 |  Lee Ungno (1904-1989) was among the most influential Asian contemporary painters of the twentieth century. Driven by a

Book Signing Event: Eunjoo Lee’s Photo ODYSSEY

In celebration of EunJoo Lee’s 40-year career as a photographer, the Society invites members to enjoy photos and personal stories from her book, Eunjoo Lee’s

[YPN] Blockchain: The Revolution in Decentralization

The Korea Society and the Korean Startups & Entrepreneurs association (KSE) address blockchain as a transformational technology and developments in blockchain and crypto markets affecting

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Private Tour: A Comparative Study on Korean and Chinese Landscape Paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Join Dr. Soyoung Lee, Curator for Korean Art and Joseph Schiere-Dolberg Associate Curator of Chinese Paintings, in the Asian Art Department at The Metropolitan Museum

Streams of Wind: Piri

This unique concert presents Korean traditional music by artist gamin, performed alongside active New York-based American wind and percussion instrument players Ned Rothenberg, Jeff Fairbanks,

Finding Comfort in Asian Cuisine with Jeju Noodle Bar & Mr. Bing

Chef Douglas Kim, owner of Jeju Noodle Bar in the West Village, presents ramyun, the Korean equivalent of Japanese ramen, demonstrating distinct Korean flavors and

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Director’s Talk with Jang Jin

Accomplished film, television, and theater director Jang Jin speaks at The Korea Society. The creative talent behind films such as Good Morning President and Welcome

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Young Professionals’ Night: Happy Hour at Shin Gallery

Join us at Shin Gallery for a private reception of the art exhibition When the Strange Becomes Familiar by Andreas Emenius. Celebrated art collector and

Ham Sup: Paper Dreams

  Ham Sup (b. 1942) has worked with hanji, traditional Korean paper made from the bark of mulberry trees, as his primary medium for over

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