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...Originally conceived by publisher Kim Eoun Ho as a "book village" similar to Hay-on-Wye in Wales, Heyri has evolved to embrace the whole gamut of the arts since its reinvention began in 2001. Today, more than 70 artists, musicians, writers and cineasts?including director Park Chan Wook, winner of the Cannes Grand Prix 2004 for his film Old Boy?have settled in the 500,000-sq-m valley, 40 minutes north of Seoul. The community is still a work in progress (60 buildings have been completed and 20 are under construction), but tourists will find plenty...
...cultural venture known as Heyri Art Valley (heyri.net) is trying to change that image by establishing the area as a mecca of arts tourism. Originally conceived by publisher Kim Eoun Ho as a "book village" similar to Hay-on-Wye in Wales, Heyri has evolved to embrace the whole gamut of the arts since its reinvention began in 2001. Today, more than 70 artists, musicians, writers and cineasts - including director Park Chan Wook, winner of the Cannes Grand Prix 2004 for his film Old Boy - have settled in the 500,000-sq-m valley, 40 minutes north of Seoul...
...play. Co-President Andrew D. Sternlight ’06 notes the difficulty for maestros looking for an audience. “Beyond the handful of student concerto competitions and the annual Arts First weekend, the repertory of solo performances is unjustifiably limited, especially in contrast to the wide gamut and high frequency of orchestral and a cappella concerts on campus. With this challenge in mind, the Piano Society assumes the role of an organizing committee for student music, coordinating recitals in the upper-class houses that present musicians of many persuasions, although mostly pianists...
From Mariachi Veritas to RecKlez, the official Harvard klezmer band, Cultural Rhythms participants represent the gamut of cultural organizations at Harvard College. Foundation intern and co-director Dina L. Maxwell ’06 calls the show Harvard’s “chance to showcase different backgrounds,” explaining that the groups often come to her with their acts completely prepared before formal rehearsals even begin. “We really have very little to do with the magic that actually goes on onstage,” she says...
...some sad statistics save this from being the ribald comedy the name might cause one to expect, but either way you can anticipate upwards of twenty of your lecture- and section-mates participating in this frank talk, which Athena representative Tulita Papke claims “runs the gamut from comic to tragic and everything in between, in a way that can entertain and teach both men and women.” She went on to confess: “This show is very close to my heart. Each time I’ve been involved...