NatureThe origins of Eastern art
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NatureHyun Hye-jeong Solo Exhibition 『Another World – Under the Sea』
NatureInima's solo exhibition, unraveling the sensations and memories experienced in Jeju into the forms of matter and space, and exploring the relationships between names, objects, and sensations!
NatureA guest lecture at the Question Library with Book Prescriptionist Jung Ji-hye, sharing everything from how to read and record books to the dilemma of choosing the right books for you!
NatureA solo exhibition by artist Ko Gil-cheon that captures the memories of Jeju 4·3 and Gangjeong Village in the red Gureombi, documenting state violence and the lives of those who have endured that time!
NatureA sci-fi one-man play set in a dystopian future where AI and human modification have become commonplace, exploring human desires and choices for a perfect life through black comedy!
NatureA youth program where young people with diverse items and ideas form teams to create a pop-up store through hands-on experience ranging from training to planning and operation!
NatureFrom original compositions capturing Jeju's nature and the lives of the Haenyeo to modern wind masterpieces and flute concertos, a regular concert featuring the rich sound of a 60-member wind orchestra!
NatureA pops concert where you encounter the diverse colors of music, blending the rich wind instrument sound of the Halla Wind Ensemble with Pansori and a concert guide!
NatureA two-person exhibition by two artists who have carried on the tradition of Korean folk painting in Jeju and Seogwipo, adding contemporary sensibilities and stories of life to traditional iconography and techniques!
NatureAn exhibition selected by the Jeju International Peace Center open call, where you can experience, through the eyes of three artists, moments when small tranquilities found in an ordinary day connect to form a greater peace!
NatureA creative performance that uses traditional Korean music to express the anxiety, hope, and daily emotions faced by Jeju's youth from morning until dawn, while looking at 'Jeju as a place to live' rather than a tourist destination!