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Sat, July 2, 2022 | 20:15
New York's in-person art auctions return with world's most expensive collection
New York's in-person art auctions return with world's most expensive collection
After more than a year, in-person auctions return to New York this week with the sale of the Macklowe collection - the world's most expensive to hit the market.
2021-11-08 20:57
19th-century pavilion in Korean royal palace restored by artisans
19th-century pavilion in Korean royal palace restored by artisans
There is a mysterious pavilion in the back garden of Gyeongbok Palace located in north-central Seoul that originally nobody knew when exactly it was built. Named the Hyangwonjeong Pavilion, literally meaning “the pavilion where the fragrance spreads afar,” the two-level hexagonal construction was thought to have been built in the 4,605 square-meter Hyangwonji Pond between 186...
Park Ji-won | 2021-11-07 15:50
More than century-old Korean braille textbook to be designated as cultural asset
More than century-old Korean braille textbook to be designated as cultural asset
Rosetta Sherwood Hall (1865-1951), an American medical missionary and educator who first came to Korea in 1890, is known for establishing Korea's first special education school for hearing and visually impaired students in Pyongyang in 1894.
2021-11-05 17:21
Plant-based alternatives market grow as people seek sustainable diet
Plant-based alternatives market grow as people seek sustainable diet
Environmental issues have long existed, yet they have become unavoidable nowadays, leading the public and private sectors to begin serious discussions on the problems being faced. As concerns over the environment and sustainability rise, consumers have been seeking ethical consumption to play their part in preventing further damage to the Earth.
Lee Gyu-lee | 2021-11-04 16:48
Gucci's star-studded fashion show shines bright in Hollywood
Gucci's star-studded fashion show shines bright in Hollywood
With stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Serena Williams sitting in the front row, Alessandro Michele's nostalgic clothing designs inspired by old Hollywood glam shined just as bright during a Gucci fashion show in Los Angeles.
2021-11-03 21:14
CHA defers construction companies' revision plan near UNESCO-designated tomb
CHA defers construction companies' revision plan near UNESCO-designated tomb
The Cultural Heritage Administration (CHA) rejected Thursday a revised plan offered by construction companies for what it called the “illegal” building of an apartment complex near Jangneung Royal Tomb, a UNESCO-listed site dating back to the 17th century in Gimpo, Gyeonggi Province, asking the firms to submit a better one.
Park Ji-won | 2021-10-28 20:52
Chef forges farm-to-table relationships with local farmers for sustainable Jeju cuisine
Chef forges farm-to-table relationships with local farmers for sustainable Jeju cuisine
JEJU ISLAND - “So, how was the butternut squash that you got from our farm last time? Any good?” Inside a greenhouse nestled in Jeju's southwestern town of Daejeong-eup, farmer Yang Kyung-ae eagerly asked chef Kang Byung-wook, who was looking around the vibrant rows of butterhead lettuce, broccolini, okra, chicory, wild arugula, beet and cucumber. “I cooked the vegetable sous...
2021-10-28 09:05
Korea's childbirths at fresh low in August
Korea's childbirths at fresh low in August
The number of babies born in South Korea dropped to a record low in August, data showed Wednesday, underscoring the country's gloomy demographic situation with its chronically low birthrate.
2021-10-27 13:21
Smart city alliance leader vows to help tech startups find overseas opportunities
Smart city alliance leader vows to help tech startups find overseas opportunities
TV show host and hallyu expert Park Jung-sook has returned to the public eye, this time with a new title, as the leader of a Seoul-based international association of cities and local governments seeking smart city solutions in public administration.
Kang Hyun-kyung | 2021-10-22 13:43
Millennials redefine what a successful job should be
Millennials redefine what a successful job should be
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 5 a.m., Kim Ye-ji, 32, starts her day as a janitor. After waking up, she rushes to an office building and arms herself with a broom and a mop. Her day working at multiplex housing complexes, hospitals and other facilities comes to an end in the early afternoon when most people are thinking about what to eat for lunch. Bae Yoon-seu...
2021-10-22 08:55
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