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March 12 – 19+, 2020
Japanese Art Society of America
The Korea Society
460 Park Avenue
6th Floor
New York 10022
between 57th & 58th Streets
(212) 759 9550
koreanculture.org
Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
Free admission
Suh Se-ok. The March 1st Independence Movement (detail). Korea, 1986. Ink and color on mulberry paper. 776.6 x 127.2 in (1972.5 × 323 cm).
Suh Se-ok. The March 1st Independence Movement (detail). Korea, 1986. Ink and color on mulberry paper. 776.6 x 127.2 in (1972.5 × 323 cm).
Taegukgi Wood Engraving Block. Korea, 1919. Etched on wood block. 12.6 x 11.8 x 2.6 in (32×30 × 6.5 cm).
Taegukgi Wood Engraving Block. Korea, 1919. Etched on wood block. 12.6 x 11.8 x 2.6 in (32×30 × 6.5 cm).
Choi Dae-sub. The Pictures of the Declaration of Independence by National Representatives. Korea, 1976. Ink and color on mulberry paper. 114.5 x 77.6 in.
Choi Dae-sub. The Pictures of the Declaration of Independence by National Representatives. Korea, 1976. Ink and color on mulberry paper. 114.5 x 77.6 in.
2019 Exhibitions & Special Events
Exhibition: March 13–April 26, 2019
Looking Back at the Independence Movement of the Republic of Korea: Exhibition to Commemorate the March 1st Movement and the 100th Anniversary of the Establishment of the Korean Provisional Government
The March 1st Movement in 1919 was a series of demonstrations that took place in Korea to regain its sovereignty from the Japanese occupation since 1910. The movement resulted in the establishment of the Korean Provisional Government. The exhibition examines historical records from the era and artworks that commemorate the Movement.
For more information and related programs, please visit the Korean Cultural Center New York's website.
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