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Seoul Tourism Organization to host lectures on K-culture trends
By Kim Jae-heunPublished : Aug. 19, 2024 - 17:20
The Seoul Tourism Organization is hosting special lectures titled "K-Culture Trends in the World" at Seoul Tourism Plaza in Seoul on Sept. 28.
The global standing of K-pop, trends in contemporary Korean art, and Korean webtoons and web novels will be discussed in three separate lectures by experts in the respective fields -- Kim Jae-heun, a culture reporter at The Korea Herald; Jason Haam, founder of Jason Haam Gallery and Cheon Beom-sick, well-known webtoon creator.
The lectures are free to the public, with registration open to the first 70 participants until Sept. 20.
