Kim Mi-do: A Record of the Implementation and Operation of the Culture and Arts Blacklist

The blacklist of culture art was a reality. Blacklist is easy to say, censorship. The list was used to censor people in the cultural arts and either stop support or make a profit. This was known in the public in '30. The censorship was discovered and the cultural art community was turned upside down by JTBC in September of that year. In the cultural arts, censorship statements were issued, and suspected censorship cases were exposed in succession. But in the meantime, I had to worry. It was for the support. As the year approached, censorship issues seemed to fade, but during the summer of the year, 22 of the 21 major pieces were performed in Relay, under the title "The 2016 Bill of Rights" and refired on censorship issues. The National Convention found a blacklist in the art-adjusted rock, and on October 12 finally reported the blacklist list. The blacklist situation has become another important feature of the nuclear war in Park Hye-hyeong. The candlelight crowd poured out into the streets, and on January 10, 2017, a black tent theater was installed in the Canton Square. The author has been the chairman of the Censor White Westwin Council, which is a group of stagers, and has issued the First and Second Amendments. The regime changed and the 2017 blacklist commission was formed to investigate and improve the system. But the polling team did not get a next year's budget from Congress and was dismissed within a year. Then, the author went on to do a back-up job, and in February 2019 he published a total of 10 copies, 6,622 Blacklist Inquiry and Systemal Improvement Committee.

Korean title: 문화예술계 블랙리스트 실행과 작동의 기록

Korean author: 김미도

Korean publisher: 연극과인간

ISBN-13: 9788957867747