Arts Avenue S1Ep08
- 10 years ago
FINE ARTS
Love Actually
Love is in the air at the Seoul Museum. In "Love Actually", artworks are paired up with movies such as Amelie (2001), Lust, Caution (2007), and Tokyo Tower (2005) to explore six themes from falling in love to life after love. The exhibit presents works by 27 artists, Korean and foreign, including the preeminent American, Robert Indiana with his Love and One through Zero sculptures.
http://www.seoulmuseum.org
PERFORMANCE
Quartet 21
Quartet 21 is internationally regarded as one of the finest ensembles in Korea. Formed in 1991, the quartet has won rave reviews and several awards for their unity and musicality. In 2003, Quartet 21 toured Southwest Asia as a cultural ambassador of Korea. Hear their latest interpretations of string quartets by Schubert, Verdi, and Beethoven.
http://www.quartet21.com
DESIGN
Kwangjuyo and Neoflam
For meals big or small, presentation matters. After all, there’s a saying: “You eat with your eyes first.” Ceramics maker Kwangjuyo and cookware innovator Neoflam offer both traditional and casual lines that cater to individual tastes. Their designs blend traditional Korean concepts with modern needs of functionality and practicality.
http://www.kwangjuyo.co.kr
http://www.neoflam.co.kr
Love Actually
Love is in the air at the Seoul Museum. In "Love Actually", artworks are paired up with movies such as Amelie (2001), Lust, Caution (2007), and Tokyo Tower (2005) to explore six themes from falling in love to life after love. The exhibit presents works by 27 artists, Korean and foreign, including the preeminent American, Robert Indiana with his Love and One through Zero sculptures.
http://www.seoulmuseum.org
PERFORMANCE
Quartet 21
Quartet 21 is internationally regarded as one of the finest ensembles in Korea. Formed in 1991, the quartet has won rave reviews and several awards for their unity and musicality. In 2003, Quartet 21 toured Southwest Asia as a cultural ambassador of Korea. Hear their latest interpretations of string quartets by Schubert, Verdi, and Beethoven.
http://www.quartet21.com
DESIGN
Kwangjuyo and Neoflam
For meals big or small, presentation matters. After all, there’s a saying: “You eat with your eyes first.” Ceramics maker Kwangjuyo and cookware innovator Neoflam offer both traditional and casual lines that cater to individual tastes. Their designs blend traditional Korean concepts with modern needs of functionality and practicality.
http://www.kwangjuyo.co.kr
http://www.neoflam.co.kr