Explore the evolving relationship between Korean culture, art and the global luxury industry. This three-part lecture series explores Korea's growing influence on the international cultural and art scene, from global luxury brands and Seoul's major art fairs to the contemporary reinterpretation of Korean heritage.

Session 1: Artifying Luxury: How Global Brands Engage with Culture in Korea - 3 October 2026 (Saturday), 13:00–14:30

Session 2: The Seoul Art Week: Korea's Art Fair & Cultural Ecosystem - 10 October 2026 (Saturday), 13:00–14:30

Session 3: Modern Heritage: Tradition & Innovation in Contemporary Korea - 15 October 2026 (Thursday), 18:00–19:30

**Participants may attend any or all sessions.

Venue: Korean Cultural Center in Sweden

Registration : https://bron.events/event/cmucns6f10012se0drwec9ter

Instructor : Dominika Kustosz-Lee

Dominika Kustosz-Lee is Honorary Strategic Advisor for Arts, Culture & Heritage at the Korean Cultural Center in Sweden, as well as a researcher and speaker specializing in luxury, art and culture in Korea. She holds an Executive Master in Luxury Management from SDA Bocconi in Milan and has professional experience in the luxury and art markets. A resident of Korea for 17 years and a Korean citizen since 2020, she holds degrees in Korean Studies and Ethnolinguistics from Adam Mickiewicz University in Poland, as well as a degree in Western Painting from Ewha Womans University in Seoul, where she studied as a recipient of the Korean Government Scholarship.