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Art owned by T.S. Eliot’s widow on sale
Jun 2, 2013
LONDON (AP) ― It’s the collection that “Cats” built. A multimillion-dollar trove of works by artists including J.M.W. Turner, Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud and Winston Churchill that were owned by poet T.S. Eliot’s widow will be sold in London later this year, Christie’s auction house announced Friday. Valerie Eliot, who died in November aged 86, bought the artworks with royalties from the hit An...
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May 31, 2013
Theater “La Dame au Violoncelle”: TV actress Lee Jae-eun, who started her career as a child actress, is making a comeback with a play written by French playwright Guy Foissy. Titled “La Dame au Violoncelle (The Lady of the Cello),” the drama tells the story of an unhappy, depressed woman who is accused of murdering her husband. It is said to be a story of “the quest for happiness.” The play runs...
‘World’s oldest’ Torah scroll found in Italian archive
May 30, 2013
ROME (AFP) ― The world’s oldest complete Torah scroll has been found in a university archive in Bologna, according to an Italian professor who said the text could be from the 12th century. The precious lambskin scroll had been classified by the university library as being from the 17th century and was named simply “Scroll Number Two.” But Hebrew Studies professor Mauro Perani told AFP on Wednes...
Torrent file-sharing services threaten content industry
May 30, 2013
Faster method of illegal downloading hard to regulate
Pianist Paik goes local
May 28, 2013
Paris-based pianist to hold outdoor concerts on remote islands of Korea
Popularity of evening admissions to palace causes headache
May 27, 2013
Extending Gyeongbokgung Palace night viewing period faces hurdles
KF music festival to encompass world music
May 27, 2013
From Irish ethnic tunes to Jamaican ska, world music will fill the air of the Hanbit Park outdoor stage in central Seoul June 1-2 as part of “KF Festival 2013 ― The Music of the World.” The festival, hosted by the Korea Foundation, aims to bridge Korea and the world and will focus on showcasing all kinds of music and performances on the stage. The Banana Choir, composed of children from an Indi...
Fragments of biblical treasure are up for sale
May 26, 2013
JERUSALEM (AP) ― Parts of the Dead Sea Scrolls are up for sale ― in tiny pieces. Nearly 70 years after the discovery of the world’s oldest biblical manuscripts, the Palestinian family who originally sold them to scholars and institutions is now quietly marketing the leftovers ― fragments the family says it has kept in a Swiss safe deposit box all these years. Most of these scraps are barely pos...
Eight Korean traditional dance masters to perform together
May 26, 2013
From court dance to Buddhist dance, different genres to be performed at same venue
Home is where the art is
May 24, 2013
Murals revitalize once run-down neighborhoods, attract visitors
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May 24, 2013
Theater “A Tale of Two Cities”: “A Tale of Two Cities,” a musical based on the novel of the same title by Charles Dickens, is being restaged in Seoul after its first Seoul run last year. The piece is set against the conflicts between the rebels and aristocracy during the French revolution and its parallel world in 18th Century London. It tells the story of Sydney Carton, a shrewd young English l...
La Scala scales back on productions
May 24, 2013
MILAN (AP) ― La Scala has reduced the number of operas it will stage during the 2013-14 season due to Italy’s economic crisis, the theater’s general manager said Thursday. The program for next season announced by Stephane Lissner comprises 10 operas instead of the usual 13, and there will be just eight new productions among the 16 ballets and operas. Lissner said the choices reflect “problems d...
Istanbul-Gyeongju expo to fuel hallyu in Turkey
May 23, 2013
Cultural event seen to reinforce political, economic ties between Korea and Turkey
Multiculturalism is real: filmmaker
May 22, 2013
Korean people should not approach multiculturalism as an ideology or theoretically, but accept it naturally as society has already become multicultural, according to Yook Sang-hyo, director of the 2010 movie “Banga Banga,” which comically depicts life for foreign migrant workers and social discrimination in Korea. “We should not be distracted by some cultural and social logic of multiculturalism...
Media image of foreigners a mixed bag
May 22, 2013
As Korean society becomes culturally diversified, multiculturalism has emerged as a popular topic in the mass media. Starting with 2007’s SBS TV drama “Golden Bride,” which featured a Vietnamese woman married to a Korean man, more TV dramas, movies and entertainment shows followed featuring different facets of multiculturalism in Korea. Multiculturalism was a major theme in recent box-office hi...
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