Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education: 172 Students Present "Real Arts Story" ... "Expressing What's Inside Me Through Art"

"Real Arts Story" Held at Gyeonggi School Arts Studio
Over 500 Participants Including Students and Parents
From Exhibition of 130 Works to Original Musical and K-Dance with AI-Generated Music

The "Real Arts Story," in which students expressed their thoughts and emotions through their works and performances, unfolded on stage.

An Minseok, Superintendent of Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education, is delivering a greeting speech at the "2026 RAS Student Creative Presentation - Real Arts Story" held on the 19th. Provided by Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education

The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education (Superintendent An Minseok) announced on the 21st that it held the "2026 RAS Student Creative Presentation - Real Arts Story" at the Gyeonggi School Arts Studio on the 19th.

The event was attended by more than 500 people, including 172 students who participated in the specialized arts education program "Master Class," along with parents, teachers, and local residents.

Under the theme "SHOW ME THE Me, Show What's Inside Me," students directly planned and prepared the exhibition of artworks, performances, docent activities, and hands-on arts programs. In addition to displaying their finished works, they shared stories discovered during the creative process by expressing them through art and engaging with visitors.

In the visual arts section, over 130 student works were exhibited, spanning media art, webtoons, two-dimensional and three-dimensional works, fiber art, architecture projects, ceramics, and digital drawing. Students served as docents themselves, explaining both the production process and the intent behind their pieces.

Five different hands-on programs—covering two-dimensional art, fiber art, stop-motion, media art, and sound art—were also operated for visitors.

Students also took the lead in the performances. The stage began with "Victory Korea," which combined dance and percussion; continued with the original musical "Show me the Me," created using lyrics written by students; featured the K-dance "Treatment," incorporating AI-generated music and choreography; and included band performances offering new interpretations of original songs and popular music from Korea and abroad.

An Minseok, Superintendent of the Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education, said, "This is a meaningful occasion to share the results of the learning and preparation through which students have grown," and added, "We will expand education so that reading, arts, and sports (RAS) naturally permeate students' daily lives and learning."

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