[HanCinema's Digest] Photography and Art
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The Telegraph shows us just how dirty some of Korea's summer festivals get, Kang Ik-joong to create a massive installation art piece in London this September, a rusty ship get's transform into something special, and Jussi Lyons has five fabulous images from Korea for you to enjoy.
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"In pictures: South Korea's dirtiest festival"
Summer is a great time to venture out and enjoy one of Korea's many awesome festivals. Some of these events, most notably the mud festival, are necessary a little grubby. In this gallery, you can browse some photographs from some of Korea's dirtiest festivals while you wish you were there. It's all good clean fun in the sun!
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"Korean Multimedia Artist to Light Up London's Thames With 'Floating Dreams'"
Kang Ik-joong, a South Korean installation artist, will exhibit a massive art piece along the River Thames in September. This ambitious project will feature "500 pieces of miniature paintings drawn by South Korean seniors who had to flee their hometown across the border during the 1950-1953 Korean War". It's a marvelous gesture and the final spectacle will be surely be both magnificent and memorable. Catch it if you can!
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"Rusty ship transformed into cavernous pavilion for MoMA's Young Architects Program in Seoul"
A South Korean studio has refurbished a giant rusty ship to form an incredible piece of installation art : "Shinslab calls the project Temp'L. Its aim is to demonstrate how objects that have lost their function may still have value, and promote the beauty in utilitarian mass-produced objects". Stunning!
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"SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA"
Enjoy these five stunning photographs of Korea by Jussi Lyons on Travel Obscura. Beautiful moments, gorgeously captured.
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