Changdong Residency Resident Report 2026

창동레지던시 입주보고서 2026

This exhibition showcases works by 10 artists and collectives (3 domestic and 8 international) from the 2026 residency program. Participants explore diverse themes including collective memory, identity and migration, geopolitical and ecological relationships, and technology's impact on human perception. Using varied mediums—painting, photography, video, installation, and sound—these artists from different backgrounds present new interpretations of how past and present, individual and society, interconnect and are reconstructed. An open studio accompanies the exhibition opening on November 20, 2026, from 1 PM to 8 PM.

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Dates: Nov 20, 2026 → Nov 29, 2026
Venue: Changdong Residency of the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
Price: Price: see details
Ticketing: Official museum site

Practical information

Exact location: Residency
Organiser: National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

National Museum of Korea Art – Cheongju

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314 Sangdang-ro, Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do (Naedeok-dong)

043-261-1400

www.mmca.go.kr/main.do

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