It begins the moment you step off the subway. There, on the platform, a man calls out to passengers, hawking the belts laid out in compartmentalized boxes at his feet. Before you exit the station you’ll pass more people doing the same – with bags, with clothes, with battery-operated toys that flash and clatter –…
Tonight, Speakeasy is hosting a fundraiser in hopes to raise enough money for the publication of the next issue: “Language.” This is a project that is very near and dear to Charlie and myself and we hope our readers who support our own creativity through Seoul Sub urban will come out to support the creativity…
“Project Obangsaek” at 7:30 is having a launch party… the lovely Nanoomi people are making a few presentations about building cultural bridges between expats, non-Koreans, and Koreans…” Read more about the project at fellow Nanoomi partner: http://roboseyo.blogspot.com!
We’ve crossed over. If you can read Korean you can check out a piece on us by 정호재 in today’s Dong-a Ilbo, our first appearance in the Korean-language media. Woot! Or, rather, 웃! And if you can’t you can at least check out Liz’s lovely photography as well as some great portraiture shot by our…
I sat down for an interview with Matt Kelley on KBS World’s ‘Seoul Report’ radio program the other day to talk about the project. They also recorded the interview for video and you can watch it here by clicking on the little orange TV icon at the link. One small correction: Matt refers to me…
Seoul Sub→urban 