People & Culture
june 2011
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jindo island
a phenomenon ofland and sea
WHiTE collar bands
becoming rockstars by night
korEandancE
THE EvoluTion of TradiTional forms
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june 2011 VOL.7 NO.06
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cover story
Korean traditional dance grows with the times.
12
pen & brush
Artist Park Seo-bo is a pioneer of modernism.
16
people
Professor Kym Hyo-gun ties logic with music.
20
great korean
Hyecho’s epic travels took him to the Silk Road.
22
seoul
Teheranno combines beauty and convenience.
24
travel
Peek into the splendors of Jindo Island’s nature.
28
festival
The Ganghwa Mugwort Festival boosts health.
29
flavor
Enjoy cool
naengmyeon
noodles in summer.
30
now in korea
A movement of workers’ bands gains speed.
34
special issue
Commemorate fallen allies of the Korean War.
36
special issue
Hallyu
finds new strength in Europe.
38
summit diplomacy
President Lee Myung-bak visits Europe.
42
global korea
More doctors volunteer for overseas posts.
46
my korea
A look into the charms of
Gosa
ceremonies.
cover story
he deinition o Korean dance is being stretched to include not justtraditional dances rom the past, but new ballets depicting Korean stories,dances that weave traditional motions into the modern and even theremarkably popular iterations o bboy crews eatured in tourismadvertisements.
by CedarBough Saeji | photographs by Park Jeong-roh
Dancers perform in the National Dance Company of Korea’s 2009
Gaya
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COVER STORY - The definition of Korean dance is being stretched to include not just traditional dances from the past, but new ballets depicting Korean stories, dances that weave traditional motions into the modern and even the remarkably popular iterations of b-boy crews featured in tourism advertisements.
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