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International Gugak Jazz Society
Album Title: GREEKOREA “Greeting The Moon”
[그릭코리아 "달맞이"가다]
Release Date - February 26, 2021
If you are in Korea and interested in purchasing the album, please visit the website of the Sori-e Naite Music Company:
https://www.sonaeum.co.kr/product/untitled-64
The link to listen to the digital version:
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LEAD SPONSOR
The Korean Cultural Society of Boston would like to thank the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Boston, for their generous support and sponsorship which has enabled KCSB to host several digital symposiums despite the global COVID-19 Pandemic. Special Thanks to Consulate General Ki-Jun You.
Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Boston
Harvard Art Museum/Online Collections Gallery
Museum of Fine Arts Boston
Arts of Korea
Gallery 179
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum - 3 Sculptural Works
Korean Art in Boston Museums
*** Helpful tip if you are a college student***
All Museums have student discounts when you show your student ID
Yona, our protagonist, works for a travel company who send people on packaged vacations to places devastated by one disaster or another: dark tourism. When she is sent to investigate an island with only a sinkhole as its main hook, she is drawn into a plot to orchestrate a disaster for the sake of boosting tourism.
The twist? This is a North Korean novel. Not a propagandist tale that deifies the Kim regime, but a simple story of humanity which offers a glimpse into the ordinary, everyday lives of a family living in the modern-day DPRK.
This touching tale explores the power of the recipe, and of food as a source for bonding and family connection.
Two young women both have had their lives upended by loss. One has lost her home and her father to a fire that she seeks to uncover the true cause of. The other has lost her sister to suicide but believes a truer cause to be hidden somewhere.
New YEAR
NEW BOOKS
Resolve to Find Room on Your Shelves for these mind gripping novels from some of Korea's finest Authors
