Published Articles: “We Can Do it” Korea’s Street Artists Send Message of Solidarity Amidst Pandemic Woes

“We Can Do it” Korea’s Street Artists Send Message of Solidarity Amidst Pandemic Woes

Summary: "While museums must limit visitors, street art remains a dynamic field offering connection even during the most isolated time in recent history."

In this article, I explore the world of street art in South Korea. Despite the pandemic closing many artistic venues the streets have remained accessible to the public. In this public gallery, street artists' COVID-inspired creations create space for emotional solidarity and connection.

This article was originally published on January 27, 2021 through NOVAsia.com (link), Yonsei University Graduate School of International Studies' student-run magazine.

Alternative Link: (http://novasiagsis.com/we-can-do-it-koreas-street-artists-send-message-of-solidarity-amidst-pandemic-woes/)

A mural by the street artist, HEXTER, in Sinchon.