The Korea Herald

Artist open to different genres, novel attempts

MusicSept 24, 2021

Violinist Yang In-mo, with his strong desire to create, may be a new breed of classical musician
'The stage is to die for'

MusicAug 28, 2021

Berlin-based pianist Sunwoo Yekwon talks about life, music in pandemic times, appreciation for live concerts
Seodo Band pioneers ‘Joseon pop’

MusicJul 24, 2021

Pansori-based band melds elements of traditional Korean sounds with Western instruments
Baek Yerin forays into 90s rock with The Volunteers

K-popJun 11, 2021

R&B singer-songwriter forms rock band with longtime friends
‘I am the center of the universe when I dance’

TheaterJun 5, 2021

Virtuoso dancer Kim Mae-ja looks back at her life onstage
New book offers unfettered look into life in North Korea

BooksMay 8, 2021

Lindsey Miller recounts the stress of constant questioning, her decision to believe in authenticity of relationships during her two years in Pyongyang
From BTS to G-Dragon, Kim Ri-eul breaks barriers of hanbok

K-popApr 30, 2021

Young designer hopes to reinvent Korean traditional attire
Remembering Korean War heroes through photos

PeopleMar 27, 2021

Photographer Rami Hyun travels around the world to take pictures of Korean War veterans
‘There are 50 million cooks in Korea’

Food&BeverageMar 12, 2021

Executive chef Kim Byoung-jin of 3-Michelin-starred Gaon talks about dealing with preconceptions, building new traditions
Swift as a flying fish, Leenalchi breaks new ground

MusicFeb 26, 2021

Seven-piece alternative pop band combines gugak, pop music for danceable tunes