미시간 루스 머도치 학교 필드트립 Mar. 13 Ruth Murdoch Elementary School students visited the KCCoC for a field trip and explored the ‘Symbolism’, a museum exhibition and the Arrirang Education Box. Students took the opportunity to try on hanbok and different types of hats and head pieces. Field trip concluded with traditional calligraphy and variety of K-games. 미시간 소재 초등학교 학생들과 교장 선생님 및 지도교사들이 문화원을 견학하였다. 비스코홀에서 한복 체험을 하고, 박물관의 심볼리즘 전시와 아리랑 교육박스를 관람하고 붓글씨쓰기 및 한국 전통놀이도 체험하였다.
The “Korean-American Stories: Building Bridges and Breaking Barriers”, co-hosted by the Korean School Association of Midwest and Korean performing Art Institute of Chicago, will be held at KCCoC BISCO Hall. The Youth History Conference, which was published in August last year, and the panel discussions of people representing various voices in the Korean American community, and the pungmul Hanmadang, which all participants participate, will provide a place to cultivate and empowering our identity as Korean Americans. 미중서부한국학교협의회와 시카고한국전통예술원이 공동 개최하는 ‘한인 이미자 이야기’가 문화원 비스코홀에서 열립니다. 지난 해 8월 출판되었던 ‘청소년을 위한 미주 한인사’ 역사 교재를 활용한 청소년 역사 컨퍼런스와...
The Korean Cultural Center of Chicago is delighted to invite you to our museum special exhibition, Earthly Eloquence: Tradition and Innovation in Contemporary Korean Ceramics. This exhibition celebrates the dynamic evolution of contemporary Korean ceramics, where centuries-old traditions are reimagined through bold experimentation and innovation. Featuring over 30 works by renowned ceramic masters and emerging artists, Earthly Eloquence highlights the enduring influence of Korea’s rich ceramic heritage while showcasing how today’s artists push the boundaries of form, texture, and concept, forging new possibilities for this time-honored art form. The exhibition also includes works by Korean American artists, who reinterpret...
제 1회 지우회 창립전 Exhibition: Apr. 11-30, 2025 Opening Reception: Saturday, Apr. 12, 2025 at 5pm KCCoC Gallery 9925 Capitol Dr., Wheeling, IL.
인트린직 고등학교 필드트립 Mar. 6, 2025 Intrinsic High School students visited the KCCoC for a field trip and took the opportunity to try on hanbok and different types of hats and head pieces at BISCO Hall. They explored the ‘Symbolism’, a museum exhibition and the galley exhibition. Field trip concluded with traditional calligraphy and variety of K-games. 인트린직 고등학교 학생들과 지도교사들이 문화원을 견학하였다. 비스코홀에서 한복 체험을 하고, 박물관의 심볼리즘 전시와 갤러리 전시를 관람하고 붓글씨쓰기 및 한국 전통놀이도 체험하였다.
Exhibition: March 1-12, 2025 Opening Reception: Saturday, March 1st, 4:00 PM Featuring Artists: Min Seo Jeong Porte Eterne
노스브룩 시 문화축제 Feb. 23 Korean Cultural Center of Chicago participated in the ‘Cultural Fair’ hosted by the village of Northbrook providing variety of Korean traditional games such as Ddakji, Jegi, Paengi, Gonggi. The KCCoC has been participating in this event for the third consecutive year, starting from 2023, sharing Korean culture and enjoying time with the local community. 문화회관이 노스브룩 시가 주최한 ‘Cultural Fair’ 행사에 참여하여 팽이 만들기, 공기놀이, 제기차기 등의 한국전통 놀이 프로그램을 진행하였다. 문화원은 2023년부터 올해까지 3년째 해당 행사에 참여하여 한국의 문화를 알리고 지역 사회와 함께 즐기는 시간을 가져오고 있다.
인트린직 고등학교 필드트립 Feb. 12 Intrinsic High School students visited the KCCoC for a field trip and explored the ‘Symbolism’, a museum exhibition and the Arrirang Education Box. Students took the opportunity to try on hanbok and different types of hats and head pieces. Field trip concluded with traditional calligraphy and variety of K-games. 인트린직 고등학교 학생들과 지도교사들이 문화원을 견학하였다. 박물관의 심볼리즘 전시와 아리랑 교육박스를 관람하고 한복입어보기, 붓글씨쓰기 및 한국 전통놀이도 체험하였다.
The 2025 Lunar New Year event hosted by the Korean American Cultural Center of Chicago was held successfully last Saturday at the Cultural Center’s BISCO Hall. The event began with the lively Soribit’s “Sangmo Pangut” performance, followed by the Chicago Korean Dance Company’s performances of “Seollal Morning” and “Gyeonggo”. After welcoming remarks by Vice Chair Kim Yoon-tae and congratulatory words from Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas, the event moved into traditional Korean games that the whole family could enjoy. Stations were set up for various traditional games, such as Ttakji, Jegi, Paengi, Gonggi, Yutnori, and Tuho, where participants could experience...
