Latest Events in Ulsan(June Updated)

On March 6, the "Korea-China Art Exhibition: In Rhythms of Rest," co-organized by@ulsanartmuseumand the#CAAArtMuseum, opened at the Ulsan Art Museum in South Korea. Running until June 15, the exhibition features over 50 contemporary artworks from Chinese and Korean artists, spanning painting, sculpture, photography, installation art, and interactive media art. It explores the relationship between humanity and nature, reflecting the pursuit of spiritual freedom and inner peace.Structured into four thematic chapters—"Solitary Landscapes," "Cycle of Life," "Heart-to-Heart," and "Timeless Ease"—the exhibition blends participatory installations with digital interactivity to guide visitors toward inner purification and elevation through free imagination and creativity.Centered on nature as a unifying theme, the exhibition weaves the wisdom and philosophy of contemporary Chinese and Korean artists, creating a cross-border poetic dialogue that offers solace and inspiration to viewers. The exhibition stands as a vivid testament to the cultural resonance between China and South Korea, serving not only as an artistic exchange but also as a bridge of friendship.

Matouxi is a traditional tug-of-war game that has been passed down in Ulsan Jung-gu. The Taehwa River Matouxi Festival is a summer festival centered on Matouxi, and is proud of its 320-year history. Every visitor can participate in the Ulsan Matouxi Tug of War and experience the novel Taehwa River water activities. In addition, there are many unique activities or entertainments worth seeing.