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Korean Cultural Centre in Sweden Introduces Seasonal K-Culture Programming
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- The Korean Cultural Centre in Sweden has introduced a '2026 Season Theme' system to run K-culture programmes throughout the year, each built around a seasonal theme.
- The system is structured in four phases – roots in spring, dynamism in summer, narrative in autumn and cycle in winter – and in spring, the special exhibition 'Border' by artist Lee Gyuhan opens on 16 April.
- A concert marking the centre's third anniversary, titled 'The Desensitization of the Gayageum', is scheduled for 7 May at Stockholm Concert Hall.
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