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2026 Hangul Culture Special Exhibition 〈Sejong and Nam June Paik〉

2026 한글문화특별기획전 〈세종과 남준〉

This exhibition reunites two visionaries separated by five centuries: King Sejong, creator of the hangeul alphabet, and Nam June Paik, pioneering video artist. The show explores how both revolutionized communication through creative innovation. Open October 9–November 8 at the Biennale Exhibition Hall, it offers free docent-led tours Tuesday–Sunday at 2pm and 4pm. Weekend programming includes « I Am a Hangeul Toy Artist, » an upcycling workshop where visitors disassemble and reassemble toys to spark creativity. An opening ceremony and exhibition tour launch the show on October 9.

Dates
Oct 9, 2026 → Nov 8, 2026
Venue
60 Jung-ang Gonwon-ro, Sejong (Sejong-dong) · 🏛️ Sejong
Price
Free

Practical information

Opening hours
10:00~18:00
Age
All ages
Exact location
Biennale Exhibition Hall
Organiser
Sejong Special Autonomous City

🎟️ How to bookOfficial event site

  1. 1

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  2. 2

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  3. 3

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