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XXV Children’s Drawing Contest “This is my Mexico”
The period of our history known as the War of Independence begins at dawn on September 16th 1810, when Father Miguel Hidalgo pronounced the “Grito de Dolores” and ends on September 27, 1821 with the triumphant entry of the Trigarante Army, headed by Agustín de Iturbide and Vicente Guerrero, into Mexico City. For this reason, every year on the 16th of September the Independence of Mexico is commemorated with festivities and gatherings in Mexico and around the world. In these events we celebrate Mexican culture, the gastronomy of each state, regional Mexican music and typical costumes are worn. For this reason, the Institute for Mexicans Abroad has selected for the XXV Children’s Drawing Contest “This is my Mexico” the following theme: “The Independence of Mexico”
Participants must submit their drawings to the Embassy of Mexico in Korea or send them by email to culturalcor@sre.gob.mx
The Call will remain open until August 15, 2021.
Download the full call and the registration form in ENGLISH here
Source: Embajada de México en Corea
Trandee Rock K-POP Dance Workshop in a Tour of London, Frankfurt and Madrid
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Photographer ‘Yosigo’ Finally Arrives in Korea!
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Today we have the pleasure of interviewing the Spanish photographer and graphic designer José Javier Serrano, better known as Yosigo, an artist from Donosti, who has achieved a new way of ‘looking at and dealing with landscapes and places’. Table of Contents Toggle Interview with Yosigo:How did this exhibition in Seoul come about?How would you define this project that so many people are seeing?What part of the creative process of your work do you enjoy the most? Why?Of the 350 works that you have exhibited, which one are you most proud of having photographed?What is the message that you would like the visitors of the exhibition to understand?What do you take from South Korea after exhibiting on the other side of the world?Have you had the opportunity to photograph Korea? What do you think of its architecture?And finally, do you have a new project running that you want to share with us or new collaborations with Korea? After the start of the “Holiday Memories” exhibition in June this year at the Ground Seesaw Art Gallery in Seoul in South Korea, the artist from San Sebastian, Yosigo, has managed to captivate thousands of young Koreans who, for reasons of the Crown, […]
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