PREVIEW Webzine ACC Vol. 88
In commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the opening of the ACC, “Remapping Asia” established a creative and productive platform for Asian theater creators and programmers from three countries to network and engage in exchanges with each other under the concept of contemporary “Asian-ness”
A review of the significance of the “ACC Culture Education Alumni Association” in light of its third anniversary, along with an overview of how the participants shared their passion and experiences with each other.
Park Jo-yeol (1930–2016) is a playwright who opened a new chapter in the history of Korean theater through plays inspired by the division of Korea. His works lead the audience to deep deliberations about the reality of the divided nation from a comedic perspective. As someone who was born in North Korea himself, he wrote with his family in the North in mind, making a great contribution to the world of Korean theater through his struggle for freedom of expression.
The ACC has stepped in to support the graduation exhibitions of promising art students in the field of arts and culture. Let’s discover the “ACC School of Arts Graduation Exhibition ‘Rainbow Sprout,’” which was held from October 4 to December 15 in the ACC Archive & Research Bamboo Garden.
On the occasion of its 10th anniversary, the ACC Children reopened after reorganizing the environment to enhance visitor accessibility and adding convergent content that applies advanced media technologies such as AI, metaverse, and immersive content to its repertoire.
Let’s take a look at the special interactive exhibition “Asian Story Bundle: An Adventure through Picture Books,” which is made up of immersive content based on old stories from Asian countries.
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