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Special Exhibition Tour for Teachers at Gyeongnam Provincial Museum of Art

Are you a teacher in Gyeongnam province looking for an enriching experience? The Gyeongnam Provincial Museum of Art is hosting a special event just for you! On July 3rd, from 2 to 4 p.m., the museum will hold the ‘2024 Teacher Invitation Exhibition Tour’ on its 1st to 3rd floors, specifically for 30 pre-registered elementary, middle, and high school teachers.

This event is a fantastic opportunity to explore the museum’s special exhibitions, including ‘GAM Collection: Future Memory’, ‘Abstract and Audience’, and ‘Realistic Video — Beyond the Light’. These exhibitions commemorate the 20th anniversary of the museum’s opening. Curators of these exhibitions will be present to provide in-depth explanations and answer your questions, making this a highly interactive and educational experience.

The tour aims to deepen understanding of the museum’s major collections, featuring works by masters of abstract painting such as Jeon Hyuk-rim, Lee Sung-ja, and Lee Jun. It’s also a chance to foster meaningful dialogue between the museum and schools, enhancing cultural education in the region.

Participation is completely free! Interested teachers can download the application form from the Gyeongnam Provincial Museum of Art’s website, fill it out, and submit it via email to gam2004@korea.kr by July 1st.

For more information, feel free to contact the museum at 055–254–4639. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to connect with art and fellow educators!

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