Exhibition: “500 Years of the Joseon Dynasty Maps” | Korea
Presenting some never-before-seen Joseon Dynasty maps, this exhibition can be visited at the National Museum of Korea, Seoul, until 28 October. Read More
Exhibition: “Uri Korea – Serenity in the Fast Lane” | Germany
This exhibition on everyday life in Korea results from the collaboration between the Museum für Völkerkunde Hamburg and the National Folk Museum of Korea. Read More
MOWCAP-ACC Grants Programme: Call Now Open
Applications for the new MOWCAP-ACC Grants Programme for documentary heritage in the Asia-Pacific region should be sent by 8 July. Read More
ICHCAP Call: 2018 Cultural Partnership Initiative Program
The training programme targets young professionals in intangible cultural heritage from the Asia-Pacific region. Apply by 31 May. Read More
National Museum of Korea: 2018 Fellowship Programme
The National Museum of Korea has launched the 2018 edition of its Museum Network Fellowships. Applications should be sent by 27 February. Read More
“The Age of Discovery”: Exhibition of Asian Ceramics Found in the Maritime Silk Road
Promoted by the Vietnam National Museum of History, the exhibition can be visited at the National Research Institute of Maritime Cultural Heritage, Korea, until March 2018. Read More
New ICCROM Publication: “Asian Buddhist Heritage”
Published by ICCROM and Korea’s Cultural Heritage Administration, “Asian Buddhist Heritage” is the first in a five-book series on heritage preservation in Asia. Read More
BAE Kidong
A renowned professional in anthropology, archaeology and museums, Professor BAE Kidong is since 2017 the Director-General of the National Museum of Korea. Read More
Exhibition: “Metal, Iron and Steel: the Cultural History of Iron”
A new exhibition at the National Museum of Korea describes the role and value of iron in human history, with a particular emphasis on Korea and across Asia. Read More
Course: “CollAsia – Packing and Storing Objects and Collections” | Korea
Scholarships available for the course “Packing and Storing Objects and Collections: Tradition and Modernity” (Daejeon, Korea, Oct 2017), in the context of ICCROM’s CollAsia programme. Read More
