JEJU WEEKLY

Updated 2020.12.23 11:58
icon
- LOG IN
- REGISTER
cursor
cursor Tweet

Art&Culture (Total 1,003)

	[Art&Culture] Jeju Biennale to take place over three months from September Jeju is welcoming its first ever biennale, a three-month-long arts festival, which will open on Sep. 2 and run until Dec. 3, 2017.The theme Jia Min Tan 2017-08-17

	[Art&Culture] Short on time? 5 hotels near Jeju International Airport From beautiful nature like beaches and mountains, to delicious food and interesting museums and art galleries, Jeju has a ton of things for Jeju Weekly 2017-08-17

	[Art&Culture] Culture, thrills, and romance: Five fun things for couples to do near to Jeju City While traveling alone or with friends is great, nothing beats traveling with someone you love.Luckily for couples visiting Jeju, the island’ Jeju Weekly 2017-08-16

	[Art&Culture] AmorePacific Museum of Art Project at Osulloc Tea Museum: Jeju’s Mystic Birth Have you visited the green tea fields of Osulloc yet? Even if you have, an exhibition they are currently holding means that now is a good ti Jia Min Tan 2017-08-11

	[History] The Queen of Tamna: Was Jeju previously ruled by a mythical warrior queen? Jeju has a long and colorful history but, unfortunately, very little of it has been published in English. Many of its historical anecdotes a Robert Neff 2017-08-09

	[Art&Culture] Filmmaker’s mission to help record the myths of Jeju shamanism “There are probably just ten or fifteen years that those people will be able to tell those stories,” explains Joey Rositano a filmmaker expl Duncan Elder 2017-07-31

	[Art&Culture] Cartoon: Haenyeo vs dolphins This cartoon is drawn and written by Agne Latinyte. Find more of her work on her Facebook page. Previous cartoons: Adve Agne Latinyte 2017-07-25

	[Art&Culture] Moving to Jeju part one: A history of migration to Jeju According to old ancient ruins and various mythologies, there is evidence that people have been living on Jeju since prehistoric times.Durin Song Jung Hee 2017-07-18

	[Art&Culture] Exhibition review: Chae Ki-seon's 'Landscapes of the Heart - Mt. Hallasan and Sunrise Peak' Landscapes of the Heart is an exhibition at Jeju World Natural Heritage Center and it will run until Aug. 28. There is a map at the bottom o Jia Min Tan 2017-07-12

	[Events] Music of the Gods: Shamanic drum lessons Jeju’s Yeongdeung Gut Global Academy is restarting over the summer, giving attendees a glimpse into Jeju’s traditional shamanic culture.Prev Jeju Weekly 2017-07-07

	[Music] Stepping Stone Festival 2017: Meet the bands The Stepping Stone Festival is coming up this weekend (June 7 and 8) at Hamdeok Beach. Taking place over two days, the festival is always on Duncan Elder 2017-06-30

	[Art&Culture] Cartoon: The haenyeo are extra busy during festival time This cartoon is drawn and written by Agne Latinyte. Find more of her work at her Facebook page.Click here for a cartoon about the adventures Agne Latinyte 2017-06-29

	[Art&Culture] Culture and history at the W Stage Jeju Jeju’s old town is one of the most historically important places in Jeju. It is an area that is filled with Jeju’s traditional culture and p Duncan Elder 2017-06-27

	[Art&Culture] Small thoughts on empathy from Paik Kun-woo's piano concert Paik Kun-woo's piano performance on Jeju, which was held on June 11, gave the audience a fresh point of view about how people show appre Song Jung Hee 2017-06-26

	[Art&Culture] Lee Ha-yoon exhibition: Rice Sentiments: Beautiful Hands Kim Man-deok, known dearly as Mandeok Halmang (Granny Mandeok) to the people of Jeju, is a local hero as well as a famous historical figure. Jia Min Tan 2017-06-14

	[Art] Adventures of Dolharubang This cartoon is drawn and written by Agne Latinyte. Find more of her work at her Facebook page. Throughout June she will also have an exhibi Agne Latinyte 2017-06-08

	[Art&Culture] Exhibition review: Water That Remembers All To commemorate the spirit of Kim Tschang-yeul, the Jeju Kim Tschang-yeul Museum is introducing pieces from the “water drops artist” in a spe Jia Min Tan 2017-05-30

	[Art&Culture] New film "After The Sewol" explores the aftermath of the Sewol ferry disaster Three years since the Sewol ferry disaster new film “After The Sewol” explores the aftermath of the tragedy. From the moment that relatives Duncan Elder 2017-05-11

	[Art] Rob Santaguida Rob Santaguida looked like a man whose internal clock had been thrown across the international date line. He had just arrived in Jeju, and i Justin Ferrell 2017-05-11

	[Art&Culture] Recollecting memories It has been 69 year since the start of the April 3 Massacre. For nearly fifty years, the horrors and memories of that dark period were suppr Jia Min Tan 2017-04-26

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10

The Jeju Weekly

60 Second Travel

prev next

Jeju-Asia's No.1 for Cruise

prev next

'The best thing about my job is getting to meet many different people from all around the world.'
Achieving dreams through ICCT
2017 Jeju Cruise Forum celebrates 5th anniversary
Another big year for cruise tourism
Cruise tourism to ‘bond Asia’ says JTO chief
Asian cruise leaders network to boost industry

Mail to editor@jejuweekly.com | Phone: +82-64-724-7776 Fax: +82-64-724-7796
#505 jeju Venture Maru Bldg,217 Jungangro(Ido-2 dong), Jeju-si, Korea, 690-827
Registration Number: Jeju Da 01093 | Date of Registration: November 20, 2008 | Publisher: Hee Tak Ko | Youth policy: Hee Tak Ko
Copyright ⓒ 2009 All materials on this site are protected under the Korean Copyright Law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, published
without the prior consent of jeju weekly.com.

Graves of Mythology, Jeju Oreum, volcanic cones

Breathtaking views of Mongolian Olle walking trails