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This exhibition, the largest display of ancient Uzebekistan culture in Korea, will showcase artifacts from the prehistoric age to the 8th century. One-hundred and fifty artifacts have been contributed by the Uzbekistan National Historic Museum, National Gallery, Art Institute, and Samarqand Archeology Institute. The significance of the artifacts lend an understanding to the ancient relationships between Uzbekistan and Korea that trace back to the Silkroad of so many years ago.

This exhibition is an excellent source for both history buffs and new learners of Uzbekistan culture. With the increasing number of business and cultural exchanges taking place between Uzbekistan…

Inca: Son of the Sun
The word `Inca’ meant “Son of the Sun” and was a title originally held only by the king. Gold, which sparkles even during the moonlight night, thus became their symbol. Such were the beliefs and the vision of the universe held by the people who lived on the other side of the world, in what is now South America, some 500 years ago.

This special exhibition focuses on not only the Inca Empire, but also on the ancient Andean…

Each year millions of families fight through the congested traffic to return back to their home town to celebrate “Seollal” (설날) or the “Lunar New Year“ (음력설날). Seollal is a day to pay respect to parents and to deceased ancestors. This is one of the biggest days in Korea along with “Chuseok” (추석), a holiday similar to Thanksgiving Day.

Grab a pair of chopsticks (젓가락) and a piece of lettuce because it’s time to eat Korean BBQ! In Seoul-Korea, Kevin J. Brenneman and John Park eat 2 orders of Samgyeopsal (삼겹살) with a cold bottle of Hite Beer (맥주)! 고기구이 サムギョプサル