World MasterJeong Dong-bok (Namgok)The 30th Solo Exhibition Commemorating 53 Years of Artistic Career The 30th Solo Exhibition commemorating the 53-year artistic career of World Master Namgok Jeong Dong-bok will be held this autumn. This exhibition marks a significant milestone, reflecting the depth of the artist’s life and artistic journey accumulated over more than five decades. Through his distinctive, powerful brushwork and restrained aesthetic, the exhibition presents works imbued with tradition and spiritual depth, offering visitors a moment of reflection and quiet consolation.-Exhibition Title:The 30th Solo Exhibition Commemorating 53 Years of Artistic Career of World Master Namgok Jeong Dong-bok-Period: October 31 (Fri) – November 10 (Mon), 2025-Opening: October 31 (Fri), 2025, at 3:00 PM-Venue:World Masters Namgok Jeong Dong-bokGallery(170, Sani-ro, Masan-myeon, Haenam-gun, Jeollanam-do)

World Master Kim Dae-Cheul Participates inKorea Tea Ware Masters Association Exhibition _ 茶:CODE The exhibition Tea Ware Masters Association Exhibition _ 茶:CODE, which explores both the depth of traditional Korean tea ware culture and its contemporary interpretations, was held from September 18 (Thu) to September 21 (Sun), 2025, at the Special Exhibition Hall (B1) of the Insacentral Museum, located in Annyeong Insadong, Seoul. This exhibition featured the participation of Kim Dae‑Cheul, a World Master of the Republic of Korea, who presented refined aesthetics and master craftsmanship in tea ware art, using tea (茶) as a cultural and artistic medium. Through tea ware works in which tradition and modern sensibility harmoniously converge, the exhibition offered a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the present and future potential of Korean tea culture. Exhibition Information-Theme: 茶:CODE (Tea Code)-Dates & Venue: September 18 (Thu) – September 21 (Sun), 2025-Special Exhibition Hall (B1), Annyeong Insadong, Seoul-Program:-Exhibition of tea ware by 13 members of the Korea Tea Ware Masters Association, along with related lectures

World Master Cho, Su-jungThe 31st Regular Members Exhibition of the Korea Hanji Painting Association(Second Exhibition) World Master Cho, Su-jung will hold the Second Exhibition of the 31st Regular Members Exhibition organized by the Korea Hanji Painting Association. This exhibition presents the beauty of Hanji painting, where tradition and contemporary expression harmoniously converge. Through a diverse range of works that highlight the unique texture and subtle color tones of traditional Korean hanji paper, the exhibition offers a refined exploration of both heritage and modern sensibility. -Event Details-Title: The 31st Regular Members Exhibition of the Korea Hanji Painting Association (Second Exhibition-Period: August 20 (Wed) – September 2 (Tue), 2025-Venue: Gangnam Yeoksam 1 Cultural Center Gallery(16, Yeoksam-ro 7-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul)-Organizers:Korea Hanji Painting Association/Korea Sujeong Hanji Painting Research Association -Next Exhibition:October 8 (Wed) – November 24 (Mon), 2025(Venue: Green Spring Gardens, Washington, D.C., USA)

World Master Shin Chang-hwaCarbon Nanotube Ondol (Korean Edition) / CNT Ondol (English Edition)Published on August 21, 2025 The books Carbon Nanotube Ondol (Korean edition) and CNT Ondol (English edition) were published on August 21, 2025.These works compile Master Shin Chang-hwa’s decades-long research and technical expertise on ondol, covering the origins and principles of Korea’s thousand-year-old heating system, biomass ondol, and advanced ondol technologies based on carbon nanotubes (CNT). In particular, the English edition was published to introduce the excellence and sustainability of Korean ondol culture to a global audience. International distribution, including release through overseas platforms such as Amazon, is planned.-Title: Carbon Nanotube Ondol (Korean Edition) / CNT Ondol (English Edition)-Author: Shin Chang-hwa, Korea Master (Traditional Gudeul / Ondol)-Publication Date: August 21, 2025

[80th Anniversary of Korean Liberation] Special Exhibition of Hanji Archives by World Master Ahn Chi-Yong“Traces of Independence Activists…” To commemorate the 80th anniversary of Korean Liberation, Ahn Chi-Yong, a World Master and National Intangible Cultural Heritage Hanji Master, presents a special exhibition titled “Traces of Independence Activists…”, based on his extensive collection of hanji archival materials. This exhibition sheds light on the lives and spirit of Korea’s independence activists through writings and historical records preserved on hanji, while also highlighting the historical and cultural significance of traditional Korean paper. Through hanji documents and records related to key figures in Korea’s modern independence movement—such as Park Eun-hee, Seo Jae-pil, Son Byeong-hee, Kim Gu, and Ahn Jung-geun—the exhibition offers a quiet yet profound reflection on the footsteps and enduring spirit of Korea’s independence movement.