The Korean Cultural Centre Canada (KCC) in Ottawa successfully hosted an exclusive artist talk featuring Lee Yun-chang, the acclaimed creator of the popular webtoon "My Daughter is a Zombie," as part of their ongoing K-Comics World exhibition. The special event took place on Wednesday, September 17, 2025, drawing comic enthusiasts and cultural event attendees to the center's downtown location.
The artist talk was scheduled from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM Eastern Time at the Korean Cultural Centre Canada, located at 150 Elgin Street, Suite 101, Ottawa, Ontario K2P 1L4. The event was specifically designed to complement the K-Comics World exhibition, which showcases the growing influence and popularity of Korean comics and webtoons on the global stage.
Lee Yun-chang, whose webtoon "My Daughter is a Zombie" has gained significant recognition among readers, shared insights about his creative process, storytelling techniques, and the unique challenges of working in the webtoon format. The interactive session allowed attendees to gain a deeper understanding of the Korean comics industry and the artistic vision behind one of its notable works.
Following the formal presentation, participants were given the special opportunity to meet Lee Yun-chang in person during a meet-and-greet session. The artist graciously provided autographs for attendees, creating a memorable and personal connection between the creator and his audience. This direct interaction added significant value to the evening's experience, making it particularly special for fans and aspiring comic artists alike.
The K-Comics World exhibition, of which this artist talk was a featured component, represents the Korean Cultural Centre Canada's ongoing commitment to promoting Korean cultural content and fostering cross-cultural understanding through popular media. Such events help bridge cultural gaps while celebrating the artistic achievements of Korean creators in the international arena.
