Nine Korean productions, including those by Han Kang, have been officially invited to perform at the prestigious Avignon Festival in France this July. This marks the first time Korean works have received an official invitation to the event.

Han Kang and Arundhati Roy were among the notable authors who received annual awards from US book critics.

US book critics have recognized and honored Nobel laureate and South Korean novelist Han Kang for her literary contributions.

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The Avignon Festival has selected Korean as its official guest language for its 2026 edition, with actress Isabelle Huppert scheduled to read works by author Han Kang among other Korean productions.

South Korean Nobel laureate Han Kang has won the prestigious National Book Critics Circle fiction prize for her novel 'We Do Not Part,' which explores the 1948 Jeju massacre, with the award announced at the NBCC's annual ceremony in New York.

Divadlo v Dlouhé in Prague is undergoing an artistic restart, marked by its third production of the season: an adaptation of South Korean Nobel laureate Han Kang's novel 'The Vegetarian'.

This prose work from the Nobel literature winner opens up her novels and offers beautiful imagery When Korean novelist Han Kang won the Nobel prize in literature in 2024, the committee praised her…

The 80th Avignon Festival is transforming into a 'great festival of questions,' featuring Korean as the guest language, Isabelle Huppert reinterpreting a Han Kang novel, and Brazilian artists like Lia Rodrigues and Wagner Moura.

South Korean author Han Kang's novel 'We Do Not Part,' which hauntingly portrays trauma, has won the prestigious National Book Critics Circle Award.

Korean Pavilion at Venice Biennale seeks comfort through art, with Han Kang's sculpture of blackened trees  Yonhap News Agency

The Korean author's novel, "We Do Not Part," published in 2021, which recalls the Jeju uprising that ended with the massacre of tens of thousands, is now available in Hungarian.