Korea Centre Workshop in Abuja Introduces Pupils to Korean Art and Games

The Korea Culture Centre Nigeria (KCCN) organized a workshop in Abuja, exposing 40 pupils to Korean games and creativity. Facilitated by Korean artists, the workshop engaged children aged 6 to 14 in playful artistic activities, enhancing their perception and creativity.
The workshop included activities like a superhero game, hopscotch, and eraser skipping, encouraging the children to express themselves through art and movement. The session also featured a contemporary dance performance by Korean artist Kang, introducing the children to artistic expression through movement and creativity.
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