Australia-Korea Foundation 2019 grant recipients

The hope, beauty and unique perfection of a FLOWER 꽃 symbolises a baby’s developing sense of self.

Every year we produce 300 million tonnes of plastic, a portion of which enters and accumulates in the oceans.

The Korea Update is ANU’s flagship annual conference on Korea.

Commercial partnerships and competition in golf, tennis, soccer, baseball and e-sports has played a critical role in bringing us closer together.

The program will teach instructors and students vital lifesaving strategies and techniques that could potentially save lives.

Leading Astronomical institutions will come together to identify contributions we can make to the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project.

The Cheongju Craft Biennale is in its twentieth year and is recognised as the premier destination for the promotion and presentation of international craft.

A joint energy workshop in Melbourne in March 2020, focusing on the development of a hydrogen economy.

Scholarships for former North Korean students (now living in South Korea) to promote bilateral relations between Korea and Australia.

Everybody loves film and food. When the two are combined, it draws more attention and the impact gets bigger.

This Australia-Korea Foundation Grant will assist the University of South Australia’s (UniSA) sustained success in increasing and promoting Australia-Korea relations.

The project links Australian and Korean academics/practitioners in aid for Pacific Islands.

This partnership will explore innovative multimedia curriculum resources that promote and celebrate Korea-Australia relations and cultures in schools.

Sending two Australian local government professionals to Korea to spend time with a Korean counterpart in local government.

Artspace will present a new exhibition of works from leading Korean and Australian artists for the Pavilion Project 2020.