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NatureOpened on October 23, 2021, the Jeju Literature Museum is a four-story building with one basement level, dedicated to recording the history of Jeju literature and revitalizing local literary culture. The Jeju Literature Museum features various exhibition halls covering diverse fields such as modern and contemporary literature, Badang (sea) literature, April 3 literature, and Jeju language literature, and also hosts resident writer programs.
NatureThe 2024 Art Festa in Jeju is a vibrant cultural and arts festival hosted by the City of Jeju and organized by the Art Festa in Jeju Promotion Committee. This year’s event centers on the theme “Plaza: Between,” exploring sub-themes such as “Between Place, Memory, and Gaze,” “Jeju: Between Artificial and Natural,” and “Between People and Landscape.” In addition to its artistic programs, the festival features an Art Showcase that highlights the creative works of high school students across Jeju Island.
NatureHeld around the Sanjicheon Stream area in Jeju City, this is the island's largest visual arts festival, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The festival is characterized by its support for emerging and young artists within the province and its role in revitalizing the local economy through this downtown arts celebration.
NatureThe 2025 Japanese Military 'Comfort Women' Issue Exhibition "The Spring You Left Behind" contains the history and testimonies of the Japanese military 'comfort women' issue, the solidarity of civil society, and records of healing.
NatureThe Gat Exhibition Hall serves as a dedicated space for preserving the original forms of Gat-il (the traditional craft of making Korean traditional hats), designated as Important Intangible Cultural Property No. 4, and passing these exquisite techniques down to future generations. In the exhibition hall, visitors can gain a comprehensive overview of the history, types, materials, and intricate production processes of traditional Korean hats. The audiovisual room and workshop allow guests to observe the delicate craftsmanship through video presentations and live demonstrations. Additionally, the hands-on workshop provides a unique opportunity for students and visitors to experience the art of making a Gat firsthand, making it an ideal place for both cultural learning and immersive hands-on experiences.
NatureThis collaborative art exhibition brings together students with disabilities, parents, and teachers to reinterpret the history, environment, and daily life of Jeju. Through an artistic exploration of local issues—specifically climate change and the Jeju 4.3 Incident—the project weaves together diverse perspectives and personal experiences to paint a vision of hope for the future.
NatureOpened in May 2010, Jeju Arts Center is a professional performance hall with the largest auditorium in Jeju Island and fully equipped to perfectly support performances of various genres.
NatureThe Jeju Education Museum is a public museum dedicated to collecting, preserving, and researching the history of education in Jeju, as well as various local educational artifacts. Across its four exhibition halls, visitors can explore materials spanning from ancient times to the present day, offering a deep understanding of the evolving philosophies, purposes, curricula, and environments of education throughout the ages.
NatureLocated on Yeongpyeong-gil at the foot of Hallasan, Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon is a unique cultural space transformed from a former tangerine farm. With citrus orchards still surrounding the building and scattered throughout the village, visitors can truly immerse themselves in the authentic charm of Jeju. The site features a creative repurposing of its original structures: the large warehouse used for tangerine storage has become Gallery2 Joongsun Nongwon, the smaller warehouse serves as a cozy cafe, and the former agricultural tool storage has been reborn as the library, Cheongsinjae.
NatureOpened in February 2025, Halla Digital Art Museum is an immersive space where visitors can experience cutting-edge media art powered by digital technologies such as VR, AR, and AI. In the permanent exhibition, "Brave New World," you can explore a variety of captivating installations, including "Lighthouse of Hope," "Strange Jungle," "Underwater Aquarium," and "Ancient City."
NatureLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, the Kim Tek Hwa Museum is a dedicated space where you can immerse yourself in the life and artistry of painter Kim Tek-hwa. The museum offers a unique blend of culture and leisure, featuring an art hotel where contemporary works meet luxury, as well as venues for live performances. Visitors can also explore the onsite art supply store, which offers a curated selection of educational materials, books, and lifestyle accessories.
NatureLocated in the heart of Jeju City, ISoo Jeon Gallery – Walking Wolves is a unique creative space run by Jeon I-soo, a young painter and children's book author who gained widespread recognition through the SBS program *Talent Search*. Visitors can immerse themselves in her distinctive artistic style and captivating works. Furthermore, a portion of the admission fees is donated to support those in need, including single mother shelters in Jeju and Doctors Without Borders, making every visit a meaningful contribution to charitable causes.