Gyeonggi Arts Center to Recruit Students for the Second Half of the Year for "Oneul Class" Offering Arts Education at the Theater
Gyeonggi Arts Center is recruiting students for the second half of the year for its integrated arts education brand, "Oneul Class: ARTS," which enables all Gyeonggi Province residents to learn and enjoy the arts in their everyday lives.
Applications will be accepted from August 11 to August 28. The regular courses will run for a total of 12 weeks, from September to November. Prior to the main curriculum, a one-day class called "Oneulman Class" will be held on August 22, offering participants a chance to experience the program in advance.
"Oneul Class: ARTS" is a flagship cultural and arts education initiative that unifies the educational programs of Gyeonggi Arts Center and Gyeonggi Gugak Center. It is designed not only for audiences to watch performances, but also to provide them with opportunities to learn and create art, making art a more accessible part of daily life. The program aims to deliver both professionalism and public value through well-structured education.
The greatest strength of this semester's courses is their focus on performing arts, offering specialized education that sets them apart from general culture centers. Classes will be led directly by active performing artists and experienced instructors, providing a hands-on, practice-based curriculum that goes beyond hobby activities to include real-stage experiences and creative know-how. Through this, students will be able to develop not only artistic expression but also a deeper understanding and sense of performing arts in the field.
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The curriculum also reflects the unique characteristics of each region. In Suwon, programs will focus on stage arts such as theater, dance, and music, while in Yongin, leveraging the expertise of the Gyeonggi Gugak Center, courses will focus on traditional arts such as Gayageum, Haegeum, Daegeum, Pansori, Gyeonggi Minyo, and Korean dance. Each venue will offer a rich and in-depth arts experience tailored to the distinct features of the local performing halls.
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