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| − | [[하정웅|Ha Jung-woong (1939- )]] is a second-generation Korean-Japanese businessman who grew up in Akita Prefecture, Japan. After achieving success as businessman, he began collecting art, beginning with the works of Korean artists in Japan, before expanding his collection to renowned Korean artists based in Korea, as well as foreign artists. Among his collection are the woodcut prints of [[홍성담|Hong Seong-dam]], which preserve the legacy of the [[5.18민주화운동|May 18 Democratic Uprising]] as works of [[민중미술|Minjung art]]. From 1993 to 2014, Ha Jung-woong generously donated over 2,500 artworks from his extensive collection to the [[광주시립미술관|Gwangju Museum of Art]]. His contribution not only enriched the museum's offerings but also led to the establishment of an annex museum, the [[광주시립미술관_하정웅미술관|Ha Jung-woong Museum of Art]]. Opened in 2017, this dedicated space to commemorate Ha Jung-woong's noble spirit of contribution to Gwangju is housed in the former provincial governor's residence, build in 1982. | + | [[하정웅|Ha Jung-woong (1939- )]] is a second-generation Korean-Japanese businessman who grew up in Akita Prefecture, Japan. After achieving success as businessman, he began collecting art, beginning with the works of Korean artists in Japan, before expanding his collection to renowned Korean artists based in Korea, as well as foreign artists. Among his collection are the woodcut prints of [[홍성담|Hong Seong-dam (1955-)]], which preserve the legacy of the [[5.18민주화운동|May 18 Democratic Uprising]] as works of [[민중미술|Minjung art]]. From 1993 to 2014, Ha Jung-woong generously donated over 2,500 artworks from his extensive collection to the [[광주시립미술관|Gwangju Museum of Art]]. His contribution not only enriched the museum's offerings but also led to the establishment of an annex museum, the [[광주시립미술관_하정웅미술관|Ha Jung-woong Museum of Art]]. Opened in 2017, this dedicated space to commemorate Ha Jung-woong's noble spirit of contribution to Gwangju is housed in the former provincial governor's residence, build in 1982. |
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2025년 7월 13일 (일) 19:33 판
Zainichi Collector of Minjung Art and More: Ha Jung-woong
Narrative
Ha Jung-woong (1939- ) is a second-generation Korean-Japanese businessman who grew up in Akita Prefecture, Japan. After achieving success as businessman, he began collecting art, beginning with the works of Korean artists in Japan, before expanding his collection to renowned Korean artists based in Korea, as well as foreign artists. Among his collection are the woodcut prints of Hong Seong-dam (1955-), which preserve the legacy of the May 18 Democratic Uprising as works of Minjung art. From 1993 to 2014, Ha Jung-woong generously donated over 2,500 artworks from his extensive collection to the Gwangju Museum of Art. His contribution not only enriched the museum's offerings but also led to the establishment of an annex museum, the Ha Jung-woong Museum of Art. Opened in 2017, this dedicated space to commemorate Ha Jung-woong's noble spirit of contribution to Gwangju is housed in the former provincial governor's residence, build in 1982.
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| type | resource | title | description/caption | URL |
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| 해설 | Ha Jung-woong Museum of Art (Gwangju Museum of Art) | About Ha Jungwoong | https://artmuse.gwangju.go.kr/co/contentsView.php?pageID=engha0300000000 |
