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Gallery Information
Renovate on January, 2000, Gallery No.1 (330.6m²)
is a Kyung-In Museum’s largest place where is consists
of a neat two-story house. The Gallery with expansive
space is appropriate to display diverse masterpieces
both for solo exhibition and group exhibition.
Gallery No.2 (231.4m²), renovated on November, 1999,
is the first exhibition place where uses natural lighting
in Korea. It is also consists of a two-story house.
The peculiar harmony between beauty of artificiality
and beauty of nature creates a suitable exhibition
space for masterpieces of two dimensions and constructions.
Gallery No.3 (214.9m²) is a Korean traditional one-story
house that contains a beauty of traditions. It was
rebuilt in 1996 after Young-Hyo Park’s house moved
to Nam-San Korean Traditional house village. The gallery
is suitable space for diverse masterpieces, such as
applied fine arts, painterly works and Korean paintings.
Renovate on July, 2004, Atelier Gallery (66m²) is
a small-scale of exhibition space where is appropriate
for applied fine arts, painterly works, and constructions.
Gallery No.5 (142.15m²) rebuilt on April, 2008, is
consists of a modernistic one-story space where is
suitable for all masterpieces of two dimensions and
constructions.
In addition, the garden placed in Kyung-In Museum
of Fine Arts gives a feeling of being assimilated
with nature. The scene with ivy over bamboos wall
and wooden ground create atmosphere of beauty of nature
and Europe’s terrace simultaneously. The spacious
outdoor space also has an artificially created oriental
pond.
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Traditional Tea Garden (Dawon) Information
Located in the center
of Insa-Dong, the traditional tea garden of Kyung-In
Museum of Fine Arts is known as a shelter among the
city life. People constantly make frequent visits
the garden to rest in the bosom of nature and culture.
The elegant tea garden in the Korean traditional house
is already well-known place where is fragrant with
trees and soil in all seasons of the year. Subtle
scent of tea and Korean folk music attract visitors’
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