Lee Dong-guk is a Korean calligraphy researcher, curator, and current director of the Gyeonggi-do Museum. He has been an academic researcher at the Calligraphy Museum at the Arts Center of Korea for 35 years and has published Myth, Song of Life - From Petroglyphs to Atheists (1999), Two Thousand Years of Korean Calligraphy (2000), Ose Chang’s Pavilion. Collection World (2001), Heavenly Life, Sky of Fertility (2012), Special Exhibition on the 10th Anniversary of the Passing of Galesun Junggwang (2012), Korean Calligraphy × Latin Typography (2016), Kim Jong-young, Sculpting with Brushes (2017), From Chivas Ranch to Master (2017), The Beauty of the Monster of Chusa Kim Jung-hee (2018), Fantasia of Korean Folk Tales (2019), and The Moment of G (2021). His major works include The Aesthetics of the Monsters of Chusa (Conversations between Chusa Kim Jung-hee and Qing Dynasty Moonin, Arts Center of Korea, 2020) and 12 Stories of Art Exhibition Organizers (Han Gil Art, 2004).