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The blessing of a dried fish
Inside Shinsegae’s mission to bring Korean heritage into modern life On May 16th, The Gallery Seoul gained a unique perspective on Korean heritage through the lens of the Shinsegae Heritage Project. Creative Director KyungEn Kim shared her vision and the journey her team at Shinsegae is exploring to position one of Korea’s leading luxury brands as an active platform for cultural preservation. At first glance, it may have seemed more like a cultural discussion than a leadershi
Inger Winther Johannsen
May 282 min read


A small act, and everything that followed
Sometimes you meet remarkable people and you know their story will stay with you. MinSung Kim is one of them. A young man who chose to speak up for what he believed was right, fueled by anger, but guided by kindness, he started a movement that made the world a little better. His story begins on a rainy night. Crocs on his feet, trying to hang a banner in protest of a major gaming company’s decision. A decision he found profoundly unfair, threatening something he held as art.
Inger Winther Johannsen
Apr 244 min read


Reframing power: What equity means in tomorrow’s leadership
On March 10th, The Gallery Seoul had the privilege of hosting a panel with four leaders representing both the private and public sectors: Kumjoo Huh , founder of the International Women’s Forum and distinguished business leader; H.E. Gareth Weir , Deputy Ambassador of the United Kingdom to the Republic of Korea; H.E. Emilia Gatto , Ambassador of Italy to the Republic of Korea; and Jim No , former Global GM/SVP of Dr. Jart+ at The Estée Lauder Companies. This was a great occas
Rita Andreetti
Mar 195 min read


No mirror to borrow: Leading without a template
Professor Hannah Jun is the International Business Major Director at Ewha Womans University’s Graduate School of International Studies, where she has been teaching for nearly a decade. This could easily have been the topic of her talk when she spoke to The Gallery community on February 24th 2026. However, she was not invited to speak about sustainability and governance. She was invited to share her own journey, and how she has become “the Instagram professor.” Because Profess
Inger Winther Johannsen
Mar 194 min read
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