ART FROM PYONGYANG KOREA
North Korea’s Arts Scene Is Just As Mysterious As The Nation Itself
But its artist collective has a website.
“Dance Party In Open Air,” 2006, Han Guang Hun. Asked whether this scene
is based on reality, Mansudae’s webmaster answered sort of in the
affirmative.
Mansudae Art Studio
CHOI Chang Ho "Mt. Paekdu in May"
Korean painting, 2008, 133 x 75cm
CHOI Chang Ho "Birch Forest of Peak Chong-Bong"
Korean painting, 2007, 132,5 x 74cm
Bang, In Su "Lake?Chon of Mt. Baekdu" Korean Painting, 2008, 190 x 102cm
Kim, Sang Jik "Bird King Fisher"
Korean Painting, 2004, 136 x 67cm
Kim, Chol Young "Blood to Blood"
Korean painting, 2008, 186 x 92cm
Ri, Song Hak "The new look of Village An-Byon"
Korean painting, 2006, 178 x 94cm
Ri, Kun Hak "Rope Skipping"
Korean Painting, 2003, 163,5 x 70cm
"Artist and their emotionality can help us to come to terms with the past, to understand the present and to design the future. It is important to display that art and culture can bring the people together."
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