JGPM Special exhibition of embedded relics entitled Opening a Storage Space Close

• Venue/ Special Exhibition Hall
• Period/ 2018.10.02(Tue) ~ 2018.10.31(Wed)

We are introducing the prehistoric relics of France, Italy, and Israel, which are called time capsules of the prehistoric period, using their accurately reproduced copies in cooperation with foreign research institutions.

SILHAK 2018 Special Exhibition Taekriji, Gathering Lives to Connect the Eight Provinces of Korea at the Museum of Silhak Close

• Venue/ Special Exhibition Room, the Museum of Silhak
• Period/ 2018.10.23(Tue) ~ 2019.02.28(Thu)

he expressed what he really wanted to say about the status of his period metaphorically, hidden throughout his work. The exhibition is an attempt to read the author’s thoughts in between the lines that he wished to convey through his work. Visitors will see the original version of the book, its different versions, and articles about him kept at the head family house of his clan.

MUSENET Culture day in October – Season 2 of the 2018 Theme-based Exhibition – Romance of the Goryeo Period that transcends nations Close

• Venue/ Gyeonggi Provincial Museum
• Period/ 2018.10.02(Tue) ~ 2018.11.25(Sun)

Toward the end of the Goryeo Period (918-1392), King Gongmin (r. 1351-1374) had to adopt the princess of the Yuan Dynasty of China as his wife in a lord-vassal relationship.

GGCF 2018 GCC Creation Festival《In Lonesome Silence and Heavy Sea Mist》 Close

• Venue/ Gallery 1 of Exhibition and Office Building, Gyeonggi Creation Center (GCC)
• Period/ 2018.09.18(Tue) ~ 2018.11.11(Sun)

The 2018 GCC Creation Festival, which is the largest annual event of the Gyeonggi Creation Center (GCC) that invites the public to look around the workshops and works of artists residing in the GCC of GyeongGi Cultural Foundation, will be held for three days from September 18th (Tuesday) to November 11th (Sunday), 2018.

SILHAK An exhibition of paintings expressing poetic ideas entitled Dasan’s Dreams commemorating the 200th anniversary of the end of exile imposed on Jeong Yak-yong (penname: Dasan)

Included in the exhibition are Lee Hwan-young’s paintings of Jeong Yak-yong’s “Native place of Majae, Dumulmeori, and Gangjin, his place of exile” pieces displaying his concerns for his era and rage against the customs of the time, as well as the poet and intellectual’s love of grassroots people.

GGCF They Dropped The Sun, We Lost Our Way to The Night Close

• Venue/ GGCF Lobby Gallery
• Period/ 2018.10.15(Mon) ~ 2018.11.09(Fri)

They Dropped The Sun, We Lost Our Way to The Night is a special exhibition held from Oct. 15 to Nov. 9, 2018, at the Lobby Gallery of Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation.