Gwonseon-gu Gwonseon-gu Office Lobby Hosts 'Korean Folk Painting Exhibition'
Suwon NewsPublished 2013.08.20 14:29
Gwonseon-gu (District Chief Kim Jung-su) has been hosting a 'Korean Folk Painting Exhibition' in the lobby on the first floor of the district office since the 19th, providing citizens and staff with an opportunity to appreciate Korean folk paintings.
The folk painting exhibition features 21 works from the Irok Traditional Folk Painting Research Society. Korean folk paintings, a form of folk art created repeatedly over many centuries, are works that embody the people's philosophy of life and emotions through artistic expression, drawing motifs from various aspects of our culture.
Since April, Gwonseon-gu has been displaying calligraphy and artwork from community centers as well as award-winning works from exhibitions such as the Na Hye-seok Art Exhibition on the second floor corridor to provide cultural enjoyment to visiting citizens and create a vibrant office atmosphere, receiving positive feedback from visitors.
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipThe folk painting exhibition features 21 works from the Irok Traditional Folk Painting Research Society. Korean folk paintings, a form of folk art created repeatedly over many centuries, are works that embody the people's philosophy of life and emotions through artistic expression, drawing motifs from various aspects of our culture.
Since April, Gwonseon-gu has been displaying calligraphy and artwork from community centers as well as award-winning works from exhibitions such as the Na Hye-seok Art Exhibition on the second floor corridor to provide cultural enjoyment to visiting citizens and create a vibrant office atmosphere, receiving positive feedback from visitors.
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