Jeju Biennale to Offer Free Admission at All Five Venues Starting Nov. 3
Five venues across Jeju, including the provincial art museum, free through Nov. 15
Biennale ticket grants free admission to Jeju Stone Park
Post visit photos on SNS for a chance to win prizes
To thank residents and tourists for their interest and support for the 5th Jeju Biennale and provide more opportunities to enjoy culture, the Jeju Museum of Art will open all five exhibition venues, including the Jeju Museum of Art and Jeju Stone Park, free of charge from November 3 to 15, ahead of the biennale’s closing. A visitor photo contest with prizes will also be held.
The Jeju Biennale will open all five exhibition venues, including the Jeju Museum of Art and Jeju Stone Park, free of charge from the 3rd to the 15th. Provided by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province.
View original imageAccording to the Jeju Museum of Art on November 2, the five venues included in the free admission program are the Jeju Museum of Art, the Obaekjanggun Gallery at Jeju Stone Park, Jeju Art Platform, Art Space Iah, and Gallery Remicon.
Visitors can enter by obtaining a free admission ticket at the information desk of the Jeju Museum of Art. In particular, visitors who bring a biennale ticket issued by the museum can also enter Jeju Stone Park free of charge. Exhibition hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The venues are closed every Monday.
A photo contest with prizes for visitors will also be held during the free admission period. Among visitors who post photos of their exhibition visit to the Jeju Biennale’s official social media account from November 3 through the closing day on November 15, 10 will be selected by lottery to receive prizes worth KRW 30,000 each.
More information on visiting the exhibitions and participating in the events is available on the official Jeju Biennale website.
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"We are grateful for the interest and support shown for the 5th Jeju Biennale," said Lee Jonghu, director of the Jeju Museum of Art. "We hope that those who have not yet seen the exhibitions will feel free to visit and enjoy the Jeju Biennale."
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