- the Bongsan Mask Dance - the Gangnyeong Mask Dance - the Eunyul Mask Dance The Haeseo Mask Dances have been transmitted around Hwanghae Province, currently governed by North Korea. They thrived in ...

*This is the third part in our series, “Masks & the Mask Dance” published in partnership with the National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage 1. What is the mask dance? The traditional Korean ...

Talchum is the 17th Important Intangible Cultural Properties of Korea. It could be characterized as a Korean dance performed while wearing a mask, miming, speaking and even sometimes singing. Bongsan ...

The National Intangible Heritage Bongsan Mask Dance Preservation Association (Chairman Yoon Ki-jong) will hold the 2024 Bongsan Mask Dance Festival to inform the world of the history and excitement ...

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As the pandemic continues, all productions have special protocols in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19 on set. ABC has already revealed that the pros, including the married ones, will have to ...

Among the great religious festivals of Asia, the ceremonies of Mongolia stand unsurpassed in the splendor of their visual imagery and their dramatic expressiveness. Dancing Demons: Ceremonial Masks of ...