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The reason why Cheongnamdae is a famous visited spots to the tourists, there are magnificent views nearby Cheongnamdae through four seasons. CultureM Magazine releases the photos of Cheongnamdae.

Cellist Bae Il Hwan was the guest of 58th ArtM Concert, ‘the Art of the CELLO’ at uJung Art Center on 15 March 2014. Especially, the famous Korean pianist, Kim Joo Young was played with him for this concert.

The female solo artist who does wonders in every concept perfectly like this. Finally, NS Yoon-Ji is back with her mini album ‘The way 2’ which is done by the best team ever for this spring season.

A Korean actress, Lee Yu Bi was selected 2014 Mierofiber’s new model by Hyundai pharm. Mierofiber is the representative dietary fiber drink of Korea which it helps women for body line management.

This new song, ‘Uh-ee’ has electronic and house teuroteu melodies which it redoubles Crayon Pop’s unique characters. They will have come back stage at Mnet ‘Global countdown’ on 3, April.

A Korean girl group, ‘Apink’ releases the fourth mini album ‘Pink Blossom’ at noon today by on-line. And they releases this album in 1th April by off-line. In 4 April, there is a first come back stage at KBS 2TV, ‘Music Bank’

Cairo is the largest city in the Middle East and Africa. Thousands of minarets, resplendent mosques, Coptic and Islamic sights, and Khan el-Khalili medieval market make you feel you are travelling back in time.

An artist who presents the future by reflecting his own perspective and sense of subject into a twisted reality, Cho Tae Gwang sat down with CultureM Magazine to talk about this new border world between Utopia and Dystopia.

Film Forum in Sinchon is unique in its origin and its nature. Film Forum was other kind of Art House that have screened rare masterpiece just for some cinephiles. From May 2012 the management of the theater has changed.

Charlie Green is a Brooklyn based, Canadian/American artist who’s drawing, painting and collage work finds itself within the post graffiti movement. Green’s subjects are primarily primitive, pop/graffiti totem animals.