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Na-Young Choi

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“Future Artists, This Is How We Should Learn Now”

“This forum is not just a moment to look back on our achievements. It’s a new starting point. I hope we can...

“A Great Performance Requires More Than Just Instruments”

He believes that becoming a great artist requires layering diverse knowledge and experience on top of artistic techniques. Lee explains, “Once a...

“Our Artistic Inspiration… Is You.”

Kim was one of four artists who set out to push the boundaries of artistic interaction. Alongside Tae-Yang Yoo(30), he transformed the...

Despite K-POP’s Popularity, Choreography Copyright Remains Underdeveloped… The A to Z of Copyright

The issue of choreography copyright has always been an important topic in the dance community, but there is still a need for...

“Traditional Artists, Embrace Your Own Creations, Not Just the Old.”

“When people find out you've graduated from K-Arts, you’ll get invitations to perform here and there. It feels like, 'I could make...

What Students Think Is Essential for Convergent Arts Education

As an art school student, AC Lab is an intriguing space in itself, as it creates a platform for crossing boundaries and...

Unlearning by Choice and the Value of Solidarity: Arts, the Commons, and Possible Futures.

Why should art engage with the commons and its social significance? What kind of future does art envision when intertwined with practical...

“Preserving Tradition While Embracing the Masses”…What Game Music Teaches Us About the Future of Music Education

In November of last year, Korea National University of Arts(K-Arts)’ School of Music hosted a three-week pilot workshop titled ‘Understanding the Game...

Questioning the Center through ‘Decentralization’

What does 'the center' mean in the context of 'decentralization of artistic activities'? The common question in the third session was to...

“Hearing Once Beats Seeing a Hundred Times.”

Sound flows. Miss a moment, and it’s gone—irretrievable. That’s why we listen carefully. In that instant, our senses sharpen, and we reach...

“Even in New Orleans, Farming is Tough”—How Was ‘Nongbuga’ Reinterpreted Through Jazz?

‘The Improvised Music and Lion Dance Workshop’, held last year at Korea National University of Arts (K-Arts), was the essence of musical...

Art Connecting Ecology and Life

Why is it important to create art from an ecological perspective, or to connect artistic work with ecological issues? As the climate...

Principles and Current Practices for Ensuring Audience Accessibility

Over the past few years, in Korea, both audiences and theater producers have shown increasing interest in barrier-free accessibility in theaters. As...

“For a Performance Like Yours… Carnegie Hall Would Do.”

What excites him most about VP is its limitless expandability—it can be applied across both commercial and pure artistic fields. But how...

“Artists Shouldn’t Look for the ‘Right Answer’—They Should Create the ‘Exceptional One.’”

His belief in educational innovation has been shaped through years of reflection and hands-on experience in the classroom. While he is an...

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