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Our Works

코리아댄스어브로드는 2014년 설립된 비영리 단체로, 한국 무용의 독창성과 예술성을 세계에 알리고 독립 무용가와 민간 무용 단체의 해외 진출을 지원하고 있다. 다양한 국가의 예술기관과 협력해 투어, 워크숍, 공동제작, 레지던시 등 국제 교류 활동을 추진해왔으며, 현대무용을 포함한 다양한 장르의 예술적 협업을 통해 국제무대에서의 지속 가능한 네트워크를 구축해왔다. 한국 무용의 세계화를 위한 중장기 전략을 바탕으로 글로벌 유통 기반 형성과 국제 공동 기획 모델 개발에 힘쓰고 있다.

Korea Dance Abroad is a non-profit organization established in 2014 with the mission of promoting the originality and artistry of Korean dance on the global stage. It supports the international advancement of independent dancers and private dance companies by collaborating with arts institutions around the world through tours, workshops, co-productions, and residency programs.

Through artistic collaborations across a variety of genres—including contemporary dance—it has built a sustainable international network. Grounded in a long-term strategy for the globalization of Korean dance, Korea Dance Abroad is dedicated to establishing a global distribution platform and developing models for international co-productions.

Korea Dance Abroad in Budapest

November 2022
Bethlen Theater, Hungary

Korean-Hungarian Co-production

include Dance Traveler, Seiseung Lee, Unplugged Bodies x ACC, ACCF.

Korea Dance Marathon in Bulgaria

September 2019

1 September 20:00
Water festival for Contemporary Arts in Burgas
Youth Cultural Center

7 September 19:00
The Center World in Varna

11 September 19:30
DNK International Program in Sofia

14 September 21:00
Night Plovdiv in Plovdiv
Military Club

Planned and organized in collaboration with major local festivals and institutions, including the Dance BG Association (the central organizing body), the Water Festival for Contemporary Arts, the Amorpha Youth Foundation, DNK – Space for Contemporary Dance and Performance at the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, and Night Plovdiv.

include Lee Jung In Creation, BK Dance Company,

Dance Troupe Braveman.

NY Yoenhee! & S(e)oul Down 92Y

26-28 OCT 2018
 

92Y Harkness Dance Center Buttenwieser Hall

92nd street Y (Between 91st and 92nd) 1395 Lexington Ave

​The event opens with "Yeonhee! Sound of S(e)oul", a vibrant performance blending traditional Korean music and dance, including gayageum (zither) playing, buchaechum (fan dance), hallyangmu (aristocratic dance), beona noleum (spinning dish performance), seoljanggu (double-headed drum), and Jindo bukchum (Jindo drum dance).

Following the opening, "S(e)oul Down" will feature performances by five choreographers representing different generations of Korean dance: Won Kim, Jaehee Choi, Jihee Lee, Eun hye Ku, and Jaewoo Jung.

This program offers a valuable opportunity to present the remarkable growth and evolution of Korean dance and art to the global stage through a prestigious and mainstream platform in New York.

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Seoul International Dance Collaboration
Seoul-Down 

15 June 2018 at Seongsu Art hall

The Seoul-Down project

facilitated international artistic exchange by bringing together Korean and foreign artists for collaboration, performance, and re-creation.
With a concept of world collaboration encompassing North America, Europe, and Asia, the festival featured five works from five countries, presented in harmonious collaboration by various choreographers and dancers.

include Catherine Tharin, Jesus Hidalgo, Ayane Nakagawa, Stefaniya Georgieva, Puluem Youn, Jung In Lee, Young Hoon Oh, Eunhye Ku. 

Big Mouth PAN-Asian Dance Festival

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a performance series under Harkness Dance Center’s main program, Dig Dance, presenting dance companies from across the Pan-Asian region—including Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and China—to local audiences.
include 
BK Dance Project, Youn Puluem Project Group, JJbro and more.

NOV 17-19, 2017

​92Y Harkness Dance Center

JJbro
Crossmove
Youn Puluem Project Group
Youn Puluem Project Group
Abarukas
BK Dance Project
Chieh Hsiung
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Alongside+

as part of the International Modern Dance Festival (MODAFE)  on May 27 and 29, 2016.

at the Arko Arts Theater small hall (Seoul, South Korea)

An international collaboration with Won Kim, Zoe Rabinowitz,

Young Hoon Oh, and Tim Motzer

Dancing Korea at 92Y

Vibrant celebration of dance from Korea features traditional forms as well as new works by contemporary artists.

include Goblin Party, Jubin Kim, Puluem Youn, Won Kim, Moonsuk Choi, Suksoon Jung, Moonei Lee, Eun-Me Ahn and more.

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Transcending traditional and modernity

December 18&19, 2015 at 8PM & December 20, 2015 at 3PM

Buttenwieser Hall(1395 Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street, NYC)

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Korea Dance Awakening

NOV 18, 2014

Bergen Performing Arts Center

A contemporary dance series comprised of talented up-and coming Korean Choreographers living and working in the NYC and NJ area.

Korean Cultural Center and Bergen Performing Arts Center Presents

with co-operation with Korea Dance Abroad 

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