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Activities Calendar

‘Heart of Korea’ Exhibition
February 14-March 15
The exhibition includes some 50 works of painting and sculpture by artist Chun Kwang-young, which feature the use of hanji, traditional Korean paper.
Participants: The Columns Gallery and Korea Glory Japan
Venue: Mori Arts Center, Tokyo, Japan

2009 Regular Lecture Series I: Southeast Asia
February 17-April 21 (Tuesday evenings)
The Korea Foundation Cultural Center offers its latest lecture series on Southeast Asia, which includes ten weekly lectures by specialists on various subjects, including an overview, history, daily life, culture, and religion of Southeast Asian countries.
Venue: KF Cultural Center
Contact: KF Cultural Center

Opening Ceremony for Korean Language Training Fellows 2009
March 2
The Founda t ion hos t ed an opening ceremony for about 60 Korea Foundation Fellows for Korean Language Training, who will undertake their Korean language education in the spring of 2009.
Venue: Sogang University
Contact: Fellowship Program Department

Opening Ceremony for KF Diplomatic Fellows 2009
March 3
The Founda t ion hos t ed an opening ceremony for 27 KF Diplomatic Fellows, from 17 countries, who had been selected based on the recommendations of various Korean diplomatic missions to participate in an educational program on Korea’s language and culture.
Venue: Seoul National University
Contact: Fellowship Program Department

4th Korea-Brazil Forum
March 5-6
Key issues of mutual interest to Korea and Brazil have been discussed t o strengthen future-oriented bilateral relations at the four the Korea-Brazil Forum, a nongovernmental dialogue channel between the two countries.
Venue: Gyeongju Hilton, Gyeongju, Korea
Contact: Policy and Research Department

‘Korean Dreams: Paintings and Screens of the Joseon Dynasty’ in Australia
March 5-June 8
The Art Gallery of New South Wales is hosting a special exhibition to introduce the outstanding attributes of Korean art to viewers in Australia. The exhibition features traditional Korean folk paintings, screens, and outstanding artworks, of the 17th-19th centuries, from the Lee U-Fan Collection of the Guimet Museum, France.
Organizer/Venue: Art Gallery of New South Wales, Australia
Contact: Culture and Arts Department

Da’ak Performance Tour of Europe
March 11-30
The Korean Creative Music Society stages performances of Da’ak, a creative work that combines Korea’s chamber music and unique tea culture, in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Austria. Comprised of various art genres, including dance, painting, and installation works, Da’ak has received high acclaim from audiences in North America.
Venues: Netherland, Belgium, Austria
Contact: Culture and Arts Department

‘Ye San Jok’ Performance in Alaska
March 15
The Academy of Korean Music has been invited to participate in the Performing Arts and Culture Concert Series 2009, for a performance of Ye San Jok, a Korean rhythm project that features a blending of Korea’s traditional percussion music, samulnori, with Western-style jazz.
Venue: Juneau and Anchorage, Alaska, U.S.A
Contact: Culture and Arts Department

Joseph Haydn Exhibition: ‘A Musical Universal Genius’
March 16-30
To commemorate the 200th anniversary of the death of Joseph Haydn, “A Musical Universal Genius” exhibition presents highlights of Haydn’s musical world and life.
Organizer: Austrian Embassy in Korea
Venue/Contact: KF Cultural Center

‘Arts of the Korean Renaissance, 1400-1600’ at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
March 17-June 21
This exhibition, which seeks to introduce the elegance and diversity of the arts of the early Joseon period, of the 15th and 16th centuries, to U.S. audiences, features 40 masterpieces of painting, Buddhist art, ceramics, lacquer ware, metal craft, and sculpture, on loan from the collections of the National Museum of Korea, Samsung Museum of Art Leeum, and other institutions in Korea, Japan, and the United States.
Organizer/Venue: Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, U.S.A.
Contact: Culture and Arts Department

Korea Foundation Special Concert: ‘A Violin Story of Paula Zahn and Sejong’
March 18
This classical ensemble presentat ion features former CNN anchorwoman Paula Zahn and the Sejong Soloists, a group of Korea’s up-and-coming classical musicians.
Organizer: The Korea Foundation
Venue: Ho-am Art Hall, Seoul, Korea
Contact: KF Cultural Center

Dubai-Korea Art Festival in UAE
March 21-26
This exhibition is designed to enhance friendship and cultural interaction between Korea and the Uni ted Arab Emirates, through the display of Korea’s contemporary art.
Venue: Dubai World Trade Center, National Theatre Museum in Abu Dhabi
Participant: Korean Culture and Art Association
Contact: Culture and Arts Department

Invitation Program
March 2009
Makhmaisuf Imomov, Rector, Russian-Tajilc Slavanic University, Tajikistan; Walid Kalaji, Managing Editor of The Star, Jordan; Paula Zhan, former anchorwoman of CNN, U.S.; Lyutvi Mestan, Chairman of the Education and Technology Committee, Bulgaria; Alfredo Trinidad, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, Guatemala; Ruslana Lyzhychko, Singer and former Congressman, Ukraine; Luzenko Vitaliyevich, Minister of Interior, Ukraine; Pham Quang Nghi, Secretary of Hanoi party Committee, Vietnam; 10 Next-Generation Leaders from India; Sanne Houby-Nielsen, Director of Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Sweden.

Korean Studies Department 82 - 2 - 2046 - 8556 studies@kf.or.kr Fellowship Program Department 82 - 2 - 2046 - 8537 fellow@kf.or.kr
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Culture and Arts Department 82 - 2 - 2046 - 8532 cultural@kf.or.kr KF Cultural Center 82 - 2 - 3789 - 5600 kfcenter@kf.or.kr
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