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Exhibition₩2,000

Bang Hye-ja — Sowing Light from My Heart Everywhere

방혜자 - 천지에 마음의 빛 뿌리며 간다

This exhibition dedicated to Bang Hye-ja (1937–2022), a pioneering artist who drew nourishment from both French and Korean cultures, showcases her major works spanning her entire career. Part of celebrations marking the 140th anniversary of Korea-France diplomatic relations in 2026, the exhibition brings together collections from the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Korea alongside French-based works never before shown in Korea. Through a comprehensive approach, the exhibition explores the life and worldview of an artist for whom light served as a perpetual wellspring of inspiration, inviting visitors to trace her varied pictorial experiments and artistic insights.

Dates
Apr 24, 2026 → Sep 27, 2026
Venue
Cheongju · 🍎 Chungbuk
Price
₩2,000
Ticketing
Official museum site

Practical information

Exact location
Cheongju
Organiser
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art / (in cooperation with) Young eun Museum of Art
314 Sangdang-ro, Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do (Naedeok-dong)
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  1. 1

    Check opening hours on the museum's official site

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  2. 2

    Book a time slot for the most popular exhibitions

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  3. 3

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  4. 4

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