There are about four currently active urban explorers in Korea who are prolific enough to be of note. One of them is giving a lecture on Tuesday, Aug. 10. He's a UER member but doesn't use the site much.

He's going to give a talk on Zoom next week that's open to anyone for free (donations are appreciated but not mandatory). It's Tuesday at 8:30 pm Korea time, which would be Tuesday 7:30am in New York (so calculate accordingly). Anyone up that late, feel free to drop in. I figure he's going to try to define urban exploration for a vaguely familiar audience, and then share some of his very interesting experiences, then have a Q&A.

It's hosted by the Royal Asiatic Society's Korea branch, which is the world's oldest Korean studies organisation and is also crawling with urban explorers. I'm a council member and may have helped arrange this lecture. It would be cool to see explorers from other parts of the world show up.

More information about the event here:
http://raskb.com/e...ban-redevelopment/

And you can see some of his contributions here:
https://longdistancerunner.org

Here's an interview with the guy from a few months ago:

https://www.koreat...05/177_300973.html

Who are the three mythical beings then?

Posted by Steed There are about four currently active urban explorers in Korea who are prolific enough to be of note. One of them is giving a lecture on Tuesday, Aug. 10. He's a UER member but doesn't use the site much. He's going to give a talk on Zoom next week that's open to anyone for free (donations are appreciated but not mandatory). It's Tuesday at 8:30 pm Korea time, which would be Tuesday 7:30am in New York (so calculate accordingly). Anyone up that late, feel free to drop in. I figure he's going to try to define urban exploration for a vaguely familiar audience, and then share some of his very interesting experiences, then have a Q&A. It's hosted by the Royal Asiatic Society's Korea branch, which is the world's oldest Korean studies organisation and is also crawling with urban explorers. I'm a council member and may have helped arrange this lecture. It would be cool to see explorers from other parts of the world show up. More information about the event here: http://raskb.com/e...ban-redevelopment/ And you can see some of his contributions here: https://longdistancerunner.org http://www.daehanm...715gyeongin/87.jpg[/eimg] http://www.daehanm...telvictoria/77.jpg[/eimg] http://www.daehanm...70311jeonju/75.jpg[/eimg]

A bit late to be thanking you but better late then never! Thank you so much for sharing this! The zoom lecture was a-m-a-z-i-n-g! Ryan did a great job and really gives a unique perspective on his surroundings! For all of you that missed it I can only hope that it will be done again!

Once again thank you!