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- 1Orphan Boy Repays Kindness After Mastering Medicine and Martial Arts●원수에게 가족이 몰살당해 거리에 떠돌던 소년. 소녀의 한 그릇 밥이 그의 목숨을 구했다! 수년 후 의술과 무술에 통달한 전신이 되어 하산한 뒤 첫 일은 소녀에게 은혜를 갚는 것!
A Korean web story is drawing large audiences: a boy whose family was massacred by his enemies wanders the streets until a girl's single bowl of rice saves his life. Years later, having mastered both medicine and martial arts, he descends from the mountain and repays the girl's kindness as his first act. The revenge-and-gratitude revenge tale format is proving highly popular with viewers.
- 2Min Jin Lee says writing 'American Hagwon' transformed her●NOW PLAYING == NPR Book of the Day: 'Pachinko' author Min Jin Lee says writing 'American Hagwon' transformed her https:/
NPR's Book of the Day features novelist Min Jin Lee, author of 'Pachinko', discussing her new work 'American Hagwon'. In the conversation, Lee says writing the book transformed her. The segment is circulating among readers and arts-and-culture audiences interested in her follow-up to the acclaimed Korean diaspora saga.
- 3Baek Ji-young Shares Daughter's Art and Parenting Fears▼Baek Ji-young Showcases Daughter's Art, Discusses Parenting Fears
South Korean singer Baek Ji-young has shown off her daughter's artwork while opening up about her worries as a parent. The singer, long a familiar figure in Korean entertainment, discussed the anxieties that come with raising a child, drawing warm reactions and relatable conversation among parents following the remarks.
- 4K-pop star RM displays Korean art collection at SFMoMA▼K-pop star RM shows off his collection of Korean art at SFMoMA
RM, leader of the K-pop group BTS, is presenting works from his personal collection of Korean art at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition highlights his role as a collector and advocate for Korean artists, and the pairing of a global music figure with a major US museum is drawing wide attention from both art and music audiences.
- 5Harper Gallery exhibition explores living traditions of Korean art▼Harper Gallery exhibition explores the living traditions of Korean art
Harper Gallery at Presbyterian College is presenting an exhibition examining the living traditions of Korean art, according to an announcement from the college. The show highlights how historic Korean artistic practices continue within contemporary work. Details about the featured artists, specific works, and the exhibition's run dates were not included in the announcement.
- 6Hackers Use Chinese AI Tool to Hit South Korean Banks▼Hackers Use Chinese AI Tool to Hit South Korean Banks, Exposing New Risk https://www.wsj.com/world/asia/hackers-use-chin
Hackers have attacked South Korean banks using a Chinese AI tool, according to a Wall Street Journal report, highlighting how easily accessible artificial intelligence software is being repurposed for cybercrime. The case raises concerns that state-of-the-art AI tools developed in China are creating new security risks for financial institutions abroad.
- 7Hoam Museum of Art and Palais de Tokyo Announce 2026 Co-Curated Exhibition▼2026 Art Spectrum: 《ARoomWhereEveryRadioIsTunedtoDifferentStations》, Co-curated by Hoam Museum of Art and Palais de Tokyo — From Supporting Emerging Korean Artists to International Curatorial Collaboration
The Hoam Museum of Art in South Korea and Paris's Palais de Tokyo have announced a co-curated 2026 exhibition titled 'A Room Where Every Radio Is Tuned to Different Stations'. The project continues Art Spectrum's role in supporting emerging Korean artists while deepening international curatorial collaboration between the two institutions. The announcement is drawing attention within the contemporary art world for pairing a leading Korean museum with a major French venue.
- 8Korea Art Market Forum 2026 Reviewed: Assessing the Korean Art Market●Korea Art Market Forum 2026: A Review: What Does It Mean to Analyze the Korean Art Market?
The Korea Art Market Forum 2026 has been held, and a review examines what it means to analyze the Korean art market. The piece reflects on the state of Korea's art market and the value of studying it, though no concrete outcomes or figures are given in the review.
- 9Singapore Airlines Boeing 787-10 Spotted at Seoul Incheon●Airplane Art – Singapore Airlines Boeing 787-10 at Seoul Incheon Airport
Aviation photography feature showing a Singapore Airlines Boeing 787-10 at Seoul Incheon Airport has been published under the 'Airplane Art' series by Economy Class & Beyond. The image highlights the airline's Dreamliner operating to the South Korean capital, a popular subject among plane-spotters and aviation photography fans.
- 10Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts Sets October 2026 Programme▼October 2026 in the Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts
Illinois State University's Wonsook Kim College of Fine Arts has published its line-up of events and activities for October 2026. The college, named after Korean-American artist Wonsook Kim, released the October calendar through university news channels, highlighting upcoming exhibitions, performances and student work across its fine arts programmes.
- 11Korean Heritage and Ceramic Art Exhibition Opens in Fullerton▼Korean Heritage and Ceramic Art Come Together at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center
The Muckenthaler Cultural Center in Fullerton, California, is presenting an exhibition bringing together Korean heritage and ceramic art. The show highlights traditional Korean ceramics and their cultural legacy, drawing attention from local arts audiences. It forms part of the center's programming connecting Southern California visitors with international craft traditions.
- 12BTS Leader RM Makes Art Debut At SFMOMA●BTS leader RM Tackles Fame & Identity In Art Debut At SFMOMA
RM, leader of the South Korean group BTS, has debuted an art project at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art exploring themes of fame and personal identity. The move marks a new creative direction for the musician, and fans and art audiences are discussing how the star uses visual art to reflect on life in the global spotlight.