2nd Seongbuk Museum Forum "Preservation and Utilization of Artists' Residences"
제2회 성북뮤지엄포럼 《문화예술인 가옥의 보존과 활용》
This forum examines the cultural heritage value of artists' residences in Seongbuk, showcasing how these homes reflect the lives and creative endeavors of cultural figures. It brings together preservation case studies and explores sustainable approaches to public utilization and cultural transmission, while strengthening the role of museums in sharing community-specific cultural resources.
- Dates
- Oct 22, 2026
- Venue
- Choi Jong-hyun Hall, SK Mirae Building, Korea University Seoul Campus · 🏙️ Seoul
- Price
- Free
- Ticketing
- Official event site
Practical information
- Opening hours
- 14:00~17:30
- Age
- Museum and gallery professionals, local cultural researchers, general public, etc.
- Exact location
- Choe Hyungshyon Hall, SK Future Building, Korea University Seoul Campus
- Organiser
- Seongbuk Culture Foundation
- Phone
- 02-6906-3185
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