Monday
January 20, 2020
Gangnam-gu, South Korea
Fine Dust :
Korea’s sixth-largest city, Gwangju, added 22 Covid-19 cases in a single day Wednesday, prompting warnings from the country’s top health official over the growing hotspot.
PLAS 2020 Contemporary Art Show COEX Hall B, Gangnam District From June 17 to June 21: The fifth Plastic Art Seoul (PLAS) will be held on the first floor of southern Seoul’s Coex exhibition center, featuring some 2,000 pieces of artwork by...
When Paul Courtright, a Peace Corps volunteer from Idaho spending his first year in a rural town in Naju, South Jeolla province, got on the bus to Gwangju to assist two Korean patients on May 19, 1980, there was no way he could have predicted...
When Gwangju FC and Busan IPark earned promotions to the top division in Korean football for the 2020 season, this could not have been the kind of start they had envisioned.
Venice and Gwangju, both major art shows, delay events to 2021 As the coronavirus continues to affect all corners of the world, major art biennales around the globe have announced new dates for this year’s events, bidding farewell to their...
A man has his hair tied up in a topknot during a traditional coming-of-age ceremony held at the Gwangju Hyanggyo, a state-owned Confucianism school in Gwangju, Wednesday.
President Moon Jae-in on Monday promised a reinvestigation of the 1980 massacre of pro-democracy activists in Gwangju to find out who ordered the mass shootings.
Health officials Monday said the cluster of coronavirus infections in Itaewon, central Seoul, was largely under control, with only two new cases found Sunday, bringing the total number of infections to 170.
Family members of people who were killed during the democratization movement in Gwangju in May 1980 pay homage by offering white chrysanthemums at a memorial altar set up at the May 18th National Cemetery on Sunday.
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