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Modern Reinterpretation of Traditional Knotwork: Kim Gyeongae, Director of Myeongju Gongyebang, and Her Embroidery Art and Global Activities
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- Kim Gyeongae, director of Myeongju Gongyebang, is taking part in 2026 in exhibitions linked to Taipei's 'ART FUTURE' and 'PINK ART FAIR' and in Seoul.
- Working in traditional embroidery and knotwork since the 1980s, Kim has won awards in several competitions, including an excellence prize at the 1994 Gyeonggi-do Folk Art Competition.
- She also continues to train the next generation and to serve the community, including lectures at the Icheon Cultural Center culture school and the 'Visiting Seniors Class'.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 전통 자수 매듭의 현대적 승화, 명주공예방 김경애 원장의자수 예술 세계와 글로벌 행보
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