Korean knotting, calligraphy, and quilting will be offered from 6 PM to 9 PM.These free craft sessions are subject to availability. No registration… Tovább
Korean Cultural Center
Telefon:
+3615500240
In the three-story complex located in the 2nd district of Budapest, there is a theater hall, exhibition spaces, seminar rooms, a teaching kitchen, a library, practice rooms, as well as a floor dedicated to showcasing traditional culture. The main goal of the institution is to promote Korean culture in Hungary and strengthen the relationship between the two countries. The Center offers a wide range of cultural experiences and learning opportunities. In addition to concerts, film screenings, and exhibitions, visitors can participate in various courses, ranging from language classes and taekwondo instruction to traditional and contemporary art workshops. Beyond cultural exchange, the Center also serves as a community space and meeting point. Its comfortably designed, inspiring spaces welcome those seeking social or quiet time, connection, or research opportunities.
Royal Palace – Korean Traditional Embroidery
Royal Palace is more than just an exhibition title—it is a symbolic expression that encapsulates the history and artistic value of Korean embroidery.
This exhibition focuses on the artworks of Lee Jungsook, who reinterprets Joseon Dynasty court embroidery, illuminating the delicate beauty unique to Korean embroidery and its deep cultural significance. Lee’s works can be divided into three main themes: First, she presents works that modernly reinterpret Joseon Dynasty court embroidery. Next, she introduces practical Korean embroidery works represented by bojagi (wrapping cloths). Lastly, through Buddhist embroidery works, she explores the religious aspect of Korean embroidery. Lee, who has been dedicated to embroidery for over 40 years since her 20s, has built an original art world by adding modern sensibility and expression to traditional Korean embroidery and has gained international recognition.
In this way, the exhibition Royal Palace aims to illuminate the historical and cultural significance of Korean royal court embroidery and newly presents the beauty of Korean embroidery that connects tradition and modernity through her works.
Programmes
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2025. June 21. 18:00 - 21:00
- other
- kids programme
Visitors can try on traditional Korean clothing, called Hanbok, from 6 to 9 PM. Everyone is welcome – young and old alike!
2025. June 21. 18:30 - 18:45
- attraction
- dance
- music
Traditional Korean music and dances performed by Mindeulle gayageum ensemble and tNawoul dance group at 18:30, 19:30 and 20:30.
2025. June 21. 19:30 - 19:45
- attraction
- dance
- music
Traditional Korean music and dances performed by Mindeulle gayageum ensemble and tNawoul dance group at 18:30, 19:30 and 20:30.
2025. June 21. 20:30 - 20:45
- attraction
- dance
- music
Traditional Korean music and dances performed by Mindeulle gayageum ensemble and tNawoul dance group at 18:30, 19:30 and 20:30.