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Writer Anna Song Communicates With the World Through 'Sleeping Sloth' and Makes Her Mark on International Stages With Her Korean Identity
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- Writer Anna Song is drawing attention in the art world in Korea and abroad with her 'Jamjuneun Namuneulbo' series, which links folk painting and contemporary art.
- A graduate of Hongik University's Department of Education, she debuted in 2009 with 'Dada-ui Uija' and has taken part in exhibitions in New York, Paris and Toulouse.
- In the second half of the year she will participate in art fairs in Shanghai and Singapore and the Seoul Art Show, and in November she will hold a solo exhibition at Beeodeurabi in Yaksu-dong, Seoul.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): ‘잠자는 나무늘보’로 세계와 소통하는 작가 안나송, 한국적 정체성으로 국제 무대 누비다
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