[2025 Gwangju Attraction] Travel Guide for Gwangju Museum of Art (Updated May)

#IndoorDate #GwangjuExhibition #GwangjuExhibitionRecommendation 🔆Gwangju City Museum of Art 📍52 Haseo-ro, Buk-gu, Gwangju 📍10:00 - 18:00 (Closed every Monday) Gwangju City Museum of Art, a 3-story building A summer special exhibition is being held from June 5 to August 15 Universe of Language-Number (Exhibition Rooms 1 and 2) and Korean Art Masterpieces (Exhibition Rooms 3-6) The exhibition is being held under the theme of Exhibition Rooms 1 and 2 are an exhibition that shows how the language of the universe, mathematics, and art are closely related through modern artists. You can see about 70 works including paintings, sculptures, and videos. Personally, my favorite work is SPACE 0! The artists say that they designed it based on the cosmology of the mirror world as a mathematical basis for expressing the infinity of the universe. It was also great for taking great pictures as if you were in space.

Location🗺: Gwangju City Museum of Art Price💵: Free Time⏰: 10:00~18:00 every day, closed on Mondays, January 1st, and holidays If you feel regret after seeing the Lee Kun-hee Collection at the Gwangju City Museum of Art, how about an exhibition?? The personal difficulties he had to endure during the socially chaotic times and the cold reception he received from the art world, but the appearance and meaning of his various sculptures make you think a lot and ponder. How about spending a week of being tired of life and spending time alone without thinking about anything? #Exhibition #HotPlace #SafeTravel #CityTravel #DateCourse #GwangjuTravel #PlacesToVisitInGwangju #ArtMuseum #Art #Culture

🗺: Gwangju City Museum of Art, Main Building, Exhibition Halls 3-6 ⏰: Lee Kun-hee Collection Exhibition: October 4, 2022 - November 27 Gwangju City Museum of Art Opening Hours: Daily 10:00 - 18:00 *Closed on Mondays, January 1, and holidays 💵: Wow, free!!! Gwangju people who haven't been able to see the Lee Kun-hee Collection!! People who wanted to go but couldn't because it was too far away!! Don't worry! The Lee Kun-hee Collection has come to Gwangju! I personally experienced the awe-inspiring feeling of the various works on the theme of modern and contemporary history. I'm so grateful that I can see the works of various artists such as Park Soo-keun, Kang Yo-bae, and Lee Jung-seob in one place for free, and it seems like a special experience. I've always felt sorry that there are fewer exhibitions compared to Seoul, but I'm so happy that such a great exhibition is being held!! I highly recommend it to you all‼️ ‼️TIP - Reservations are a must!! There is a limited number of admissions at a time, so go to the website and make a reservation! + It may be difficult to make a reservation on the weekends, so check in advance!! - Please note that there are 5 works on the 3rd floor that cannot be photographed due to copyright! #Exhibition #LeeKunHeeCollection #ExhibitionRecommendation #GwangjuExhibition #ArtMuseum #HotPlace #SafeTravel #PleaseWinter

#Exhibition #HotPlace #GoodPlaceToTakePhotos OperatingHours: 10:00~18:00 We accept advance reservations, so it's convenient to make a reservation in advance. You can appreciate the works of various artists, so it's recommended as a date spot for lovers or family. It's also good for a picnic in the spacious park. Admission is free.

**Gwangju, South Korea Travel Guide** 🧩🌅 Gwangju, located in the southern part of South Korea, is a vibrant city. It has many attractions worth visiting, such as the Gwangju Museum of Art and the Gwangju Folk Museum, where you can learn more about Korean culture and history. In addition, Gwangju's beaches and coastal scenery are not to be missed.💯 In terms of food, Gwangju's seafood dishes and local specialties, such as fish cakes and oyster pancakes, are all delicious. Gwangju is also famous for its beer, so why not experience the local beer culture?🌈 Gwangju has convenient transportation, whether you are shopping or enjoying food, you can have a pleasant travel experience.🧩 The above is a travel guide to Gwangju, South Korea. I hope it will be helpful to you. Have a great trip!❇️🌅

This is a place where new exhibitions are always held, and creative works by various artists are newly introduced, allowing you to feel a different kind of artistic emotion than before. Through works of different styles, you can experience various perspectives and emotions, and once again realize the infinite possibilities of art. 🙂 🔹Opening hours: Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00 / Closed on Mondays 🔹Address: 52 Haseo-ro, Buk-gu, Gwangju #Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event

The Gwangju City Museum of Art always welcomes visitors with new exhibitions and programs. It also seems to be a place that continuously provides artistic inspiration to citizens! 🔹Opening hours: Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00 / Closed on Mondays 🔹Address: 52 Haseo-ro, Buk-gu, Gwangju #Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event

From June 5, 2024, to August 15, 2024, the Gwangju City Art Museum will be hosting an exhibition, making it a great summer vacation exhibition experience to enjoy with your child. We recommend it as an indoor date in Gwangju where you can appreciate high-quality artworks. The Language of the Universe - Numbers features over 70 pieces including paintings, sculptures, and videos, as well as archival materials on display. With the current importance of mathematics in artificial intelligence and AI, the exhibition allows for a fun approach to reinterpreting the meaning of math through the integration with art pieces. On the 2nd and 3rd floors of the museum, there is an exhibition of Korean art masterpieces. It's the first time in Korea to showcase 118 masterpieces by masters representing the history of modern and contemporary Korean art, so make sure to see it :) 📍Gwangju City Art Museum Exhibition Halls 1-2 ⏰Until 08.15.24 (Thu) 10:00-18:00 (Closed on Mondays/Last admission at 17:00) 🖐️Gwangju-Jeonnam region individuals KRW 10,000 / General individuals KRW 12,000 Gwangju-Jeonnam region youth KRW 7,000 / General individuals KRW 8,000 🚃Parking available at the City Museum

A special art exhibition themed on mathematics is being held at the Gwangju City Museum of Art. You can also view masterpieces of Korean art representing 20th century Korean art. The Gwangju City Museum of Art's [Space Language-Numbers] exhibition is an exhibition designed to make mathematics, which is far from the public, feel closer and enjoy it. When you enter the entrance to the exhibition hall, you will see numerous mathematical symbols and media art of well-known mathematicians/scientists, which will help ease the tension. The Gwangju City Museum's summer special exhibition will be held from June 5 to August 15, so it is a great indoor exhibition to visit with children during summer vacation. 📍Gwangju City Museum of Art, Exhibition Rooms 1-2 ⏰Until 24.08.15 (Thu) 10:00-18:00 (Closed on Mondays/Last admission at 17:00) 🖐️Gwangju-Jeonnam area Individual 10,000 won / General Individual 12,000 won Gwangju-Jeonnam area Youth 7,000 won / General Individual 8,000 won 🚃Parking lot available in the city museum #Indoor date

The Gwangju City Art Museum's 2024 Summer Special Exhibition is now open!! Featuring reinterpretations of classic works by Lee Inam, the series by Choi Wooram, which has resonated with the MZ generation, and Han Ho, an artist who has gained international fame through collaboration with NASA, the exhibition demonstrates how mathematics, useful for understanding society and the economy, can form a close relationship with art. The combination of mathematics and art is a truly amazing concept and offers a glimpse into another world.😀 Come and see the fresh artistic works and take beautiful photos! 📍Gwangju City Art Museum Exhibition Halls 1-2 ⏰Until 24.08.15 (Thu) 10:00-18:00 (Closed on Mondays/Last admission at 17:00) 🖐️Gwangju-Jeonnam region individuals KRW 10,000 / General individuals KRW 12,000 Gwangju-Jeonnam region youth KRW 7,000 / General individuals KRW 8,000 🚃Parking available at the City Museum

#koreatrip Free to visit but only worth going for an A/C break and free drinking water if you are visiting the decent park. The bathrooms are also spotless. There are also many benches to relax inside. The museum itself just has garbage modern 'art' and the collection is small. I wish it included a wider range of art including traditional art. I am sure there were artists in Gwangju before 2010. Why isn't there artwork from the 19th century? Why aren't there any traditional landscapes?

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