Jump into the world of K-literature! This immersive exhibition happening from October 13 to November 18 at the Korean Cultural Center in the Philippines invites visitors to delve deeper into Korean modern literature through displays of one hundred Korean books and special sections dedicated to four main books.
Explore these specialized corners showcasing internationally acknowledged books and novelists, including Jeong You Jeong's "Seven Years of Darkness," Son Wonpyung's "Almond" and Cheon Myung Gwan's "Whale”. These sections offer diverse genres such as mystery, young adult, and fantasy, ensuring a unique literary experience for everyone.
If you are captivated by the wonders of Korean literature and want to explore each book displayed, make sure to visit the KCC library after the exhibition closes! In the meantime, during the month-long exhibit, the KCC will hold exciting events like bookmark making and book hunt. Stay tuned for more information to be announced on KCC’s social media channels.
Both events promise to provide attendees with a unique and enriching cultural experience. Whether you're a literature enthusiast, a curious reader, or someone looking to expand their cultural horizons, these events are not to be missed.
The K-Lit: Turning Pages of Korea exhibit is open to the public from October 13 to November 18, Monday to Saturday (excluding holidays) from 9 AM-4 PM at the 5F Multipurpose Hall of KCC located in Taguig City. No registration is needed!