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Class of 2018 Museum Academy (25th) Begins Soon

Date
2018. 09. 05. (Wed) ~ 2018. 11. 21. (Wed) (Every Wednesday)
Location
Lecture Hall and survey sites at Gyeonggi Provincial Museum
Theme
Koreans’ lives and culture seen through ancient architecture
History and culture courses of the 25th 《Museum Academy》 for adults operated by the Gyeonggi Provincial Museum will start on September 5. This semester will address the theme “Koreans’ lives and culture seen through ancient architecture,” and classes will be held every Wednesday for a total of 10 weeks until November 21. This course will study the Korean architecture trend through social, cultural, artistic and historical viewpoints, and the first lecture “The History of Korean Architecture” will be given by President Kim Bong-ryol of Korea National University of Arts; organized of 9 lectures and historical site visits. We hope that this course will help participants relive the space where culture and art once breathed through the foundation that our ancestors created for us, and take this opportunity to explore and discuss future living situations.

[2018 Gyeonggi Sasngsang Campus] Movie screening event, 《Forêt Cinema》

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Gyeonggi Sangsang Campus is pleased to announce a series of movie screening event, 《Forêt Cinema》 from August 4th to 25th 2018.

If you love movies and hope to make pleasant summer memories with your friends and families, please come and enjoy 《Forêt Cinema》!

Please download the attached Korean/English leaflet for the detailed information about the screening and activities. Thanks a lot.
Movie screening event, 《Forêt Cinema》

《Summer Program》 Humanity Seen Through the Skull

Learn about the evolution process of ancient people and complete the puzzle of their evolution process.
Date
Wed. 11:00 14:00 2 sessions
Participants
10 (middle school students and older)
Venue
Exhibition Hall at Jeongok Prehistory Museum

《Summer Program》 Here and There! Handaxe

Hear stories of the prehistoric times and the handaxe, and decorate a handaxe landscape bell.
Date
Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. 11:30 15:00 2 sessions
Participants
3 families (over 6 years old)
Venue
Education Hall at Jeongok Prehistory Museum

2018 Gyeonggi Cultural Heritage School

The 《2018 Gyeonggi Cultural Heritage School》 is a cultural studies course that finds the significance in historical and cultural relics of Gyeonggi-do with residents. This year, in honor of Gyeonggi’s 1,000 years and 1,100 years of the founding of Goryeo, the course will address the Gyeonggi region, Taejo of Goryeo, cultural relics of Gaeseong, Buddhism, architectural structure and tombs.
Theme
Finding traces of Goryeo in the Gyeonggi 1000 years
Participants
Any adults interested in history and cultural relics
Date
2018.08.29. ~ 12.05. (Every 1st·3rd·5th Wednesday) 3 p.m.~5 p.m.
Venue
3F Multipurpose Hall at Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation

Theater Group Jayumadang 《The Andersen Story》 (Subtitle: The Ugly Duckling)

Audience
Children over 24 months and adults
Period
July 17 (Tue.) – August 19 (Sun.), 2018
Duration
Around 50 min.
Venue
2F, Auditorium
Hans Christian Andersen is an author who is loved by everyone. The tales he wrote, including The Emperor’s New Clothes, The Little Mermaid, The Ugly Duckling, and The Snow Queen, have captured the hearts of many people, conveying a fantastic story and his love of humanity.

《The Andersen Story》 is a play that combines The Little Mermaid and The Ugly Duckling, well-known stories the author wrote based on his own life experience. The play shows what made Andersen become an author and from what experience he wrote The Little Mermaid and The Ugly Duckling. The audience will vividly learn about the life story of Andersen as a writer who lived a spectacular life himself.

Actors and actresses wear many hats in the play and the scenes change swiftly. Pretty puppets and props are used to draw attention and many scenes are accompanied by background images. Overall, the play will satisfy both preschoolers and schoolchildren and give moving moments to teachers and parents as it reminds them of their childhood.

《Plot》
Born as the son of a poor shoe-repairman, Andersen becomes a member of the Royal Danish Theater with the dream of showing the wonderful world on the stage to the audience. But due to his homeliness, he is not acknowledged as an actor but only sings a song with his excellent soprano voice. He soon reaches the age at which his voice changes and is not able to sing anymore. Finally, he decides to write stories about his own life and goes to grammar school…
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