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| DPRK ambassador at the exhibition |
By New Worker correspondent
Korean
modern poster art returned to a gallery in London’s now fashionable East End
last weekend, with a display of 20 original hand-painted posters from the
Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK). At the opening ceremony
Democratic Korean ambassador Choe Il said the posters reflected the reality of
Juche Korea, which is defying the imperialist sanctions to advance under the
banner of self-reliance.
All the posters were up for sale and
visitors could also buy souvenirs, badges, and DPRK books and pamphlets at the
literature table in the hall. The posters, covering a number of themes ranging
from economic construction to sports, were part of an exhibition organised by
the Korean Friendship Association (KFA), which regularly holds meetings and
cultural events in the capital throughout the year.
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