| the seoul arts center |
| my breafast every morning fruits, vegetables, yogurt, tea and egg in a soup |
| the gallery on the morning of the opening |
| one of Korea's famous artist (cant remember his name, how lame) |
| his home and studio |
| me infront of his traditional Korean home |
| the seoul arts center |
| the seoul arts center |
| driving through the city of Yongin |
| inside the artists studio |
| beautiful stone work by the artist below |
| one of many korean artist we met, she works in stone. |
| more of her work, her outdoor public pieces |
| the total view of her home and studio |
| apt and condo buildings everywhere majority of everyone lives in them |
| friends of the Korean ceramic artist |
| his view of the frozen lake with his tea house on the lower left |
| Korean ceramic artist and friends |
| inside his tea room, will all these necklaces he made |
| more views of the frozen lake, must look spectacular in spring |
| the tea house on the lake |
| inside the Korean ceramic artists studio, pieces in production |
| more ceramics that are works in progress |
| some of his completed work in his show gallery ready to sell |
| he provided lunch for us in his restaurant he owns |
| the chicken was great, i really need to hang out with this guy |
| His music teacher, playing a traditional Korean stringed instrument |
| our wonderful ceramic artist and host, with his special Lotus tea |
| the lotus tea, good for the heart mind and soul |
| wishing stones, you write down a wish on a piece of paper and add it to the rest |
| korean folk village and traditional korean structures |
| they enjoy corn, just like us native americans |
| inside a traditional home, the wood work antique furniture is just spectacular |
| interiors of the traditional Korean home |
| korean traditional structures at the korean folk village |
| more structures |
| a Korean man in his traditional clothing and home |
| outside the homes |
| e-mart the Korean version of Wal-mart but way more fancier and better |
| Yongin city |
| traffic in Yongin city where everyone drives Hyundai's or Kia's |
| our interpretor Kelly and her friend Katherine |
| Monet and her host family |
| outside the Palace |
| outside the Palace with seoul in the background |
| me infront of the palace a must see for any tourist |
| the palace structure the roofing incredible decorative work |
| inside the palace where the emporer sat. |
| items in the palace |
| the ceiling inside the palace again amazing craftsmanship |
| writing tables inside the palace |
| a storage jar inside the palace |
| flag post inside the palace |
| on the palace grounds |
| inside one of the palace rooms |
| a sundial |
| other parts of the palace which is a rather big place |
| view toward the mountains just walking distance from the palace |
| the older part of seoul that has many fine art galleries, restaurants, and gift shops |
| view of the old part of seoul |
| night time in the arts district of the older part of seoul |
| breakfast again, this time with some type of fish soup, it was just delicioso |
| the gallery in Yongin all set up with all the art work on display |
| my pottery pieces on display |
| more of my work, on display |
| a Korean artist she does calligraphy art work, she made us dinner one night at her home. |
| another Korean artist he was friends with the ceramic artist |
| our friend the ceramic artist Soon Gwan Ma his setup by the lake is just way too cool |
| Korean artist he works in stone and i believe he is the dean of the art school |
| In-Ja Shim she was the stone sculpturist who invited us to her home and gallery |
| Man Gab Hur, excellent painter, he accompanied and bought us dinner at the arts district in seoul |
| inside the gallery, its empty now but it was a packed house on opening night |
| the gallary with over more than 25 works by Korean and Fullerton artists |
| outside the gallery, and the banner advertising the show |
| more public art on display by the gallery in Yongin |
| public artwork on display at the Korean fine art association which was at the civic center in Yongin |
| inside the busy public transportation deport |
| waiting for the subway to take us into seoul |
| on the subway, with its Korean riders |
| tired and weary feet of all the workers on the subway |
| the hustle and bustle of downtown seoul, it was snowing really beautiful |
| my friend Ester who accompanied me on the subway, she studied art in america for a year or so. |
| my bed, simple a small mat, thick blanket and a pillow, the heating system in all korean homes are under the floor, really cool. |
| my host family, Mr Kim |
| and his wife Mrs Park, she is the president of the art association and makes a great breakfast. |
| my host family, they were just way too nice, courteous, helpful and hospitable |
| me and kelly on my last day in korea |
| the airport in Incheon, the plane getting ready to leave |