Jon Dunbar is the Chief Copy Editor at The Korea Times. He specializes in topics such as plays and musicals, cultural movements, internet culture, and pop culture, with a keen interest in subcultures and the film industry, including filmmaking. His work has been featured in The Korea Times and The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod.
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Jon Dunbar's coverage mainly focuses on local culture, entertainment news, and events in South Korea, particularly Seoul. Given the nature of his articles, he may be interested in pitches related to upcoming cultural events, performances or exhibitions happening within Seoul or significant developments within the city’s cultural scene.
As Jon covers a variety of topics including music and travel guides for electric scooters along with Korean culture-related pieces, he might be open to receiving pitches that provide unique insights into these areas. For example: introducing new trends in Korean music or offering expert advice on navigating Seoul using electric scooters.
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Punk band Sweet Gasoline performs at Hoi Polloi's live music space in northeastern Seoul, Oct. 18, 2025. Courtesy of Chris Rettig Editor's note
People enjoy the Gyeongchun Line Forest Park running through Gongneung-dong in northeastern Seoul's Nowon District, Nov. 29, 2025. Korea Times photo by Jon Dunbar
A group of Korean and foreign artists opened an exhibition at Crocat House, a new cultural and arts complex in Incheon that is transforming an old...
By: Jon Dunbar
A restaurant sign shows a few alterations at Namsan Deli in central Seoul's Huam-dong, April 7. Korea Times photo by Jon Dunbar
Five music venues across Busan will unite this weekend, hosting over 30 live music acts for the first ever Busan Calling Music Festival on Friday a...
By: Jon Dunbar
When you go to a concert these days, it seems like everyone around you has their cellphone out — capturing what everyone else is recording, messagi...
By: Jon Dunbar
People crowd into Nomercy Wurst in central Seoul's Gyeongnidan neighborhood, May 5. Korea Times photo by Jon Dunbar
"Martyr of Blood, Martyr of Sweat: The Letters of Saint Andrew Kim Dae-geon and Venerable Father Thomas Choe Yang-eop" by Brothers Anthony and Han-Yol / Courtesy of Arx Publishing
By: Jon Dunbar
A medical journal is on display at the Heo Jun Museum in Gangseo District, Seoul, January 2020. Courtesy of Robert Neff Collection Editor's note
Spin and Grind, a skate shop newly opened in western Seoul's Sinchon area, is holding a zine fair this weekend. "CUT & PASTE: A Korean Punk & Hardc...
