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Art exhibitions in South Korean cities

Overview

Various art exhibitions are being hosted across South Korea. In Suwon, the Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation is presenting the ‘What is Seen, What is Unseen’ exhibition at the Gyeonggi Sangsang Campus. This showcase features 39 works from a collection acquired in 2025, organized into themes exploring personal memory, digital reality, and intangible values.

In Gwangyang, several exhibitions at the Jeonnam Museum of Art and Inseori Park are scheduled to conclude in October. These include works exploring nature and identity, as well as ‘Data Sapiens’, an exhibition featuring 11 artists using AI to examine the relationship between humans and technology. Additionally, the ‘Two Cities, One Flame’ international exchange exhibition is on display to commemorate the 140th anniversary of diplomatic relations between South Korea and France.

Entities

Jeonnam Museum of Art · Gyeonggi Sangsang Campus · Inseori Park · Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation · Gwangyang

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Gwangyang art exhibitions set to conclude in October

    Several major art exhibitions in Gwangyang, South Korea, exploring themes of AI, identity, and nature, are set to conclude in October at the Jeonnam Museum of Art and Inseori Park.

  2. [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Gyeonggi Art Warehouse to host new contemporary art exhibition in Suwon

    The Gyeonggi Cultural Foundation will host the ‘What is Seen, What is Unseen’ exhibition in Suwon, featuring 39 contemporary works by 37 artists from the Gyeonggi Art Warehouse collection.

Sources

gymtoday.net · jnilbo.com · joongboo.com · kgnews.co.kr