[2025 Gwangju Attraction] Travel Guide for National Asian Culture Center (Updated Jan)
Historic buildings
Performances
Address:
38 Munhwajeondang-ro, Dong-gu, Gwangju
Opening times:
Opens at 10:00-20:00Open
Recommended sightseeing time:
1-2 hours
Phone:
+82 1899-5566
National Asia Culture Center, private garden
#IndoorDate #Exhibition
I went to an exhibition called Private Garden at the Gwangju National Asia Culture Center! I've been to many exhibitions, but this one was really, really great because of the spaces that used light and the traditional-style exhibitions!
I recommend it for an indoor date on a cold day :)
dusthd22
Festival
The festival in Gwangju city for 3 days located in downtown city , lots of music, restaurants foods and the road is closed for festival
Angel4u
Recommended free exhibitions to see in Gwangju in winter, Koo Bon-chang; Portraits of Objects
#WinterTravel #PlacesToVisitInGwangju #FreeExhibition
🔖KooBonchang: Portrait of Objects
📍National Asia Culture Center ACC Culture Creation Center Complex Exhibition 3.4
Gallery (38 Munhwajeondang-ro, Dong-gu, Gwangju)
2024 ACC FOCUS 〈KooBonchang: Portrait of Objects〉 is an exhibition that focuses on the grand and micro narratives of the objects selected by artist KooBonchang through his series of objects, and on the Koreanness and Asian sentiments that exist within them. It introduces a total of 160 works and 200 archives, including the major object series of KooBonchang, a pioneer of Korean modern photography, such as 〈DMZ〉, 〈White Porcelain〉, and 〈Mask〉 (total of 14 series), the unreleased video work 〈Korea Fantasy〉, and the artist's collection.
This exhibition showcases works that reveal the artist's unique characteristics of using props in a sensual way. A series of photographs of the collections of Onyang Folk Museum draws attention to the beauty of simple artifacts made from natural materials and shows the power of simplicity.
핑팽펑
I visited the National Asia Culture Center in South Korea!
The National Asia Culture Center (ACC) in Gwangju Metropolitan City, South Korea, is a comprehensive cultural facility aimed at the creation, exchange, and preservation of Asian culture. Established under the leadership of the South Korean government, it officially opened in 2015.
Main Features and Facilities
1. Hub for Cultural Exchange
The center researches the diverse cultures of Asia and widely disseminates its findings through exhibitions, performances, and educational programs. It also actively engages with artists and scholars from around the world.
2. Architectural Design
The architecture is characterized by its innovative and modern design, with expansive open spaces underground. The facility reflects the historical background of the Gwangju Democratization Movement and utilizes the site of the former Gwangju Provincial Office.
3. Key Facilities
Asia Culture Archive
Collects and exhibits materials related to the cultures and histories of various Asian regions.
Creative Space
A creative support space for emerging artists.
Performance and Exhibition Halls
Regularly hosts various performances and exhibitions.
Educational Facilities
Offers cultural education programs for all ages, from children to adults.
4. Connection to the Gwangju Democratization Movement
Gwangju is a significant site in South Korea's modern history for its democratization movement, and the culture center carries on this spirit by respecting freedom and diversity in its activities.
Access
Located in the heart of Gwangju Metropolitan City, it is easily accessible by public transportation. The surrounding area also features monuments and historical tourist sites related to the Gwangju Democratization Movement.
Visiting the center can provide a deep understanding of South Korean history and Asian culture. If you're interested, consider planning a visit.