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Analysis Book review – Visual Politics and North Korea: Seeing is BelievingStudy underlines the connection between visual culture and international relations, offering new insights into North Korea
 Recently a stop motion slide show appeared on the Internet, depicting Pyongyang as a city bustling with activity. This visual experiment makes pair with an ambitious project, called a Crow’s Eye on the Peninsula, which premiered at the Biennale exhibition in Venice earlier this summer, winning first prize. Both instances testify to a public interest in North Korea that goes beyond military action and political commentary, an interest to understand why North Korea is so often depicted as mysterious in spite of a growing amount of studies, direct testimonies and visual sources. North Korea, as a country and © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |
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