TalkTalk Korea 2024 Award-Winning Works Korean Cultural Centre India will host an exhibition of the award-winning works of “Talk Talk Korea 2024,” the world’s largest content contest titled “Talk Talk Korea, Embracing Global Emotion” at the Cultural Centre Gallery from March 20, 2025 to May 30, 2025. The 'Talk Talk Korea' contest, which celebrated its 11th anniversary in 2024, was organized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Korea, was the world's largest content contest with 60,000 participants from 140 countries around the world. The contest is divided into five categories: Promotional Video (videos expressing special skills such as Korean music, dance, and musical instruments), Art & Craft (works such as paintings, webtoons, sculptures, and calligraphy), Motion Graphics (2D and 3D animation, motion graphic technology videos), Photography (photos set in Korea), and Meme & Trend (short-form videos such as memes and challenges). A total of 49 award-winning works across the five categories will be showcased at the Centre’s gallery, presented through immersive installations and three-dimensional structures using display equipment and three-dimensional structures to create a multifaceted exhibition space. Among the winners of five categories around the world, the works of Indian winners Gahir Suchismita (1st place in the Meme & Trend category) and Bandgee Kallra (3rd place in the Photobook category) will be exhibited separately in a special space, so we ask for your interest and visit.

Korean Special Exhibition  participation in India Art Fair 2025 Korean Cultural Centre India will operate a special exhibition booth representing Korean art at the India Art Fair 2025, the largest art fair in South Asia. The special exhibition booth, which will be organized by inviting three representative Korean contemporary artists, will display the works of Kim Keun-joong, a senior oriental painter, Lee Gil-woo, a representative Korean painter, and Kim Deok-han, a representative young artist of lacquer and Korean paper works. We invite you to the exhibition site where you can see the status of Korean contemporary art that will advance beyond Korea, India, and Asia to the world.   Date & Time: Feb.8(Sat), 9(Sun) / Sat (12:00~19:00), Sun (10:00~18:00) Venue: NSIC Exhibition Grouds, Okhla, New Delhi Booth location: K08 (Institutions) Admission ticket: ‘Bookmyshow’ site & mobile app, ‘India Art Fair 2025’

2024 Special Exhibition of Korean Contemporary Art: The Center Korean Cultural Centre India is holding a special exhibition of Korean art featuring five masters representing Korean contemporary art. This exhibition, which will showcase Korean contemporary art works of various genres under the theme of “Center, Indomitable Spirit,” with five representative artists of Korean contemporary art, Ahn Chang Hong, Kim Keun Joong, Hong Kyoung Tack, Lee Gil Woo, and Kim Deok Han, will be held from November 8 (Friday, opening ceremony 4 p.m.) to January 3, 2025. Center, Indomitable Spirit,' expresses the unbreakable will and heart of artists who pursue peace and empathy. In an oppressive modern society where various problems and issues are constantly present, and represents the world of work and will of the five representative artists. Ahn Chang Hong, a representative senior artist in Korea's contemporary art, Hong Kyoung Tack, a forerunner in Korean pop art, Kim Keun Joong, a senior Korean oriental painting artist, Lee Gil Woo, a representative Korean painting artist, and Kim Deok Han, a prominent new-generation artist pursuing his own unique world with lacquering and Hanji (Korean traditional paper) are eager to engage with you through their artworks.

“The Eternal Resonance between Indian Culture and Korean Culture” Breathe with K – Culture The Korean Cultural Centre India cordially invites you to immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of artistry at our upcoming exhibition, The Eternal Resonance Between Indian Culture and Korean Culture. About the Exhibition  This exhibition explores the profound connections and shared heritage between India and Korea through the works of ten distinguished artists from both countries. This unique exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience the dynamic interplay of Indian and Korean artistry, fostering cultural dialogue and mutual appreciation, giving the visitors an opportunity to delve into the diverse mediums and styles that reflect the rich, historical narratives and contemporary interpretations from both countries. Indian Artists: Niren Sen Gupta Kalicharan Gupta Santosh Kumar Verma Meena Deora Shovin Bhattacharjee Korean Artists: Minjoo Lee Seongkyoo Jeon Mansoo Lee Eunsook Lee Hojun Kim Date: 27th June 2024 to 27th September 2024 Inauguration: 27th June 2024 (4pm) Program: • Korean Souvenir - Lucky Draw (3:30pm) • Artists` group performance • Korean & Indian poem recite • Korean traditional tea ceremony & seminar • Korean Traditional Tea will be served! Venue: Korean Cultural Centre India Gallery, New Delhi Join us in celebrating the eternal resonance between Indian and Korean cultures and witness the shared heritage and creative synergy that binds these two vibrant nations.

“Korea Haenyeo, diving into the sea of Indian Continent” JEJU HAENYEO SPECIAL EXHIBITION 2024   The Korean Cultural Centre India cordially invites you to immerse yourself in the vibrant tapestry of Korean artistry at our upcoming exhibition, Korea Haenyeo, diving into the sea of Indian Continent. The Haenyeo is Korean female diver who follows traditional manner with co-existing with nature. Jeju Haenyeo culture was designated as an Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO on November 30, 2016 with highly regarded for the facts that 1.the water skill culture of women collecting seafood from the sea without diving equipment is passed down from generation to generation, 2.sustainable fishing that coexists with nature, and 3.the role of women are emphasized in the communities and its culture is passed down through the women's community. About the Exhibition Jeju, a picturesque island nestled in the southern part of South Korea, is home to the Haenyeo, remarkable women divers who harvest seafood while embodying a profound respect for nature. Delve into their captivating world through vibrant underwater snapshots and glimpses into their daily lives. The exhibition will introduce will introduce the Jeju Haenyeo culture, including their costumes, equipment, food, skills, community spirit, and religion. Various photos and videos will be displayed too.   Date: 6th May 2024 to 21st June 2024    Venue: Korean Cultural Centre India Gallery, New Delhi    Special Events:  DIY Workshop with Curating Guide: Participate in a special workshop about "Making Musical Box and Paper Toy" on May 6th and 7th, 2024, and craft your own keepsakes inspired by Korean tradition.   ○6th May(Mon) : 4pm to 5pm (Haenyeo Musical Box) ○7th May(Tue) : 11am to 12pm (Haenyeo Paper Doll) ○7th May(Tue) : 4pm to 5pm (Haenyeo Paper Doll) * Each workshop program with limited seats(50) based on first come, first served.