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East Asian art at new center

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Published : July 31, 2011 - 18:45

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The Korea Foundation Cultural Center is holding an art exhibition focusing on East Asian artists.

Titled “Nostalgia, East Asia Contemporary Art Exhibition,” the exhibition will run until Aug. 27 at the center’s new location.
Contemporary East Asian art at Korea Foundation Cultural Center Contemporary East Asian art at Korea Foundation Cultural Center

Under the theme of nostalgia, the exhibition presents the contemporary art of Korea, China and Japan, each of which developed their own spirit.

The Korea Foundation Cultural Center provides the opportunity to learn about other cultures from various parts of the world through its diverse programs.

More information about the center and exhibition can be found by visiting its new website at www.kf.or.kr.

(yoav@heraldcorp.com)

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