Korea National University of Arts Presents 'Feast of Korean Traditional Music and Dance' in Osaka, Japan
Professors from the School of Traditional Arts to Present Court Dance and More
The Korea National University of Arts will hold a performance titled 'A Feast of Korean Traditional Music and Dance' on the 18th at the Korean Cultural Center in Osaka, Japan, to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan. Professors from the School of Traditional Arts will present stages including court dance and creative gugak. Lectures related to traditional music, dance, and creative gugak will also be held.
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From the 14th to the 18th, K-Arts will also conduct the cultural and artistic cooperation program 'Creatives in Motion' at the Korean Cultural Center in New York, USA. This is part of 'K-Arts in New-York 2025,' a project that discovers and distributes outstanding works by current students and alumni of K-Arts overseas. Three selected performances and three exhibitions, chosen through a public contest, will be showcased.
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