[Kyunghyang News] National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Open on 13th

“To search for relationships with humans with over 120 works by 70 people” 1 hour and a half. A special exhibition was held at the National Museum of Modern Art, Seoul, The Seoul Pavilion will be open to the general public on the following day with a ceremony to commemorate the opening ceremony of President Park Geun-hye and various other people attending the afternoon of the 12th.

The Seoul Pavilion, which was visited on the 11th, was busy preparing for the end of the exhibition to install the works in each exhibition room. The opening special exhibition consists of 120 works by 70 domestic and foreign artists based on 5 themes. In addition to the eight exhibition rooms, artworks that fit the characteristics of each site were installed in various spaces in art galleries such as Seoul box. The special exhibition focuses on the present flow of contemporary art, examines the past, future, and various possibilities, and shows the organic relationship between human and art and the meaning of art in human life. You can enjoy various works such as new works of domestic and foreign artists attracted attention in this era. “It takes about an hour and a half to get a glimpse of the exhibition,” the museum advised.

‘Aleppo Project’ is a cutting-edge artistic project that curators, architects, designers, new media artists, etc. embody the new concept of complex network theory and create collaborative works and attract active participation of visitors. 8 teams including tesoc Hah, Philip Beasley, and Tassit Group have released eight works. There is also the ‘Seoul Palace Construction Record Exhibition’ (8 exhibition rooms), in which the construction of the Seoul Pavilion was carried out by photographers, photographers, and audiences by Sohn Taek Taek, Yangachi and Baek Seung-woo. The Seoul Pavilion is operated as an advance reservation until the end of this month for the convenience of early opening of the opening. You can find information about the shuttle bus and other information on the homepage (www.mmca.go.kr).

Do Jaegi, Senior Reporter

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