Making Korea: 50 Designs
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The meteoric rise and global impact of Hallyu has made South Korea a cultural powerhouse, where pop-culture and cosmetic surgery co-exist with centuries-old shamanistic and Confucian rituals. This vibrant creative force, a potent mix of the traditional and hyper-new, informs Korean design today.
Drawing on the V&A's renowned collection, this compelling publication explores social history and cultural heritage through the lens of its contemporary craft and design. Gleaming inlaid lacquerware, mass-produced ceramics, cutting-edge fashion, experimental architecture and digital pop metaverses are included in 50 design stories.
Author/Artist/Designer
Rosalie KimPages
160
Dimensions
27 x 21.4 x 2cm (10.6 x 8.4 x 0.8in)
ISBN
9781838510657
Colour
Blue
Product code
173635
Book Format
Hardback
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