First Local Art Organization Selected for Exhibition Publication Support Project
Fourteen Artists Participate, Showcasing Painting, Installation, Media, and More

The art community of Chilgok region is opening up a new space for cultural and artistic exchange beyond the local area.


The Chilgok Artists Association has become the first local art organization to be selected for the Gyeongbuk Cultural Foundation's Exhibition Publication Support Project, paving the way for an exhibition where the works of local artists can be presented together.

At the opening ceremony of the 'Re; Chilgok' exhibition held at Yetae Museum, Chilgok County Governor Jaewook Kim, participating artists, and cultural and artistic officials took a commemorative photo. <br>[Photo by Chilgok County]

At the opening ceremony of the 'Re; Chilgok' exhibition held at Yetae Museum, Chilgok County Governor Jaewook Kim, participating artists, and cultural and artistic officials took a commemorative photo.
[Photo by Chilgok County]

View original image

The Chilgok Artists Association is holding the 'Re; Chilgok' exhibition at Yetae Art Museum's Exhibition Halls 1 and 2 until the 25th.


This exhibition features 14 artists working across four regions: Chilgok, Gumi, Seongju, and Daegu. The participating artists, including seven from Chilgok – Kang Seong-ae, Kim Gyeol-su, Kim Bong-cheon, Kim Sun-kyung, Kim Seong-su, Kim Jae-kyung, Kim Jeom-hee, Na Se-hyun, Bae Ki-chan, Bae Yoon-jung, Lee Mu-hoon, Lee Young-chul, Jung Hee-yoon, and Jin Hae-ju – are showcasing a diverse array of works including painting, installation, media, crafts, and sculpture.


The exhibition's title, 'Re; Chilgok,' reflects the intention to observe a familiar region from a new perspective. By assembling works that employ different forms of expression in one space, rather than limiting itself to a particular genre, the exhibition interprets the cultural landscape of Chilgok from various viewpoints.


Artworks that invite the participation of visitors also stand out. The performance by artist Kim Gyeol-su, for example, involves visitors directly in the creation process, enabling them to complete a work together. This participatory approach transforms viewers from mere spectators into a part of the artwork itself.


In particular, the participation of not only Chilgok-based artists but also artists from nearby Gumi, Seongju, and Daegu broadens the scope of cultural and artistic exchange between regions, making this exhibition even more meaningful. It is expected to serve as an opportunity to expand the network among artists, going beyond simply presenting the creative activities of local artists.


The opening ceremony, held on October 2, was attended by more than 100 people, including Chilgok County Governor Jaeuk Kim, participating artists, and cultural and artistic officials. Attendees viewed the works on display and discussed the pieces with the artists.


Kim Sun-kyung, President of the Chilgok Artists Association, stated, "We organized this contest to provide local residents with the opportunity to experience works by a variety of artists up close. I hope this exhibition gives residents the chance to encounter excellent artworks and serves as a starting point for local artists to expand their activities."


Chilgok County Governor Jaeuk Kim said, "I hope this exhibition becomes a catalyst for revitalizing the activities and exchanges of local artists. We will strive to create an environment where artists can actively create in the region and residents can enjoy culture and the arts in their daily lives."



Beyond the achievement of being the first local art organization selected by the support project, much attention is focused on whether 'Re; Chilgok' will establish itself as a cultural and artistic platform connecting local artists with residents.


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

© The Asia Business Daily. All rights reserved. Unauthorized AI training and use prohibited.

Today’s Briefing