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| − | [[운림동 미술관거리|Ullim-dong Art Valley]] is a cultural district nestled along [[의재로|Uijae-ro Road]] at the foot of [[무등산|Mudeungsan Mountain]] in Gwangju. The name Uijae-ro was derived from the pen name Uijae of [[허백련|Heo Baek-ryeon (1891-1977)]], a master painter from Jindo, reflecting the artistic legacy that permeates the area. | + | [[운림동 미술관거리|Ullim-dong Art Valley]] is a cultural district nestled along [[의재로|Uijae-ro Road]] at the foot of [[무등산|Mudeungsan Mountain]] in Gwangju. The name Uijae-ro was derived from the pen name Uijae of [[허백련|Heo Baek-ryeon (1891-1977)]], a master painter from Jindo Island, reflecting the artistic legacy that permeates the area. |
Stretching approximately 3 kilometers from [[배고픈다리|Baegopeundari Bridge]] to the entrance of [[증심사|Jeungsimsa Temple]], the valley is lined with art museums and creative studios showcasing a wide range of artistic genres, including contemporary art and traditional Korean painting. Notable venues include the [[우제길미술관|Woo Jaeghil Art Museum]], which highlights the work of [[우제길|Woo Jaeghil (1942– )]], as well as the [[국윤미술관|G&Y Museum of Art]], [[드영미술관|De Young Art Museum]], and [[무등현대미술관|Mudeung Museum of Contemporary Art]], all of which support local artists. The [[광주문화재단 전통문화관|Gwangju Traditional Culture Center]] is also located in this area, offering an environment where contemporary art and traditional culture coexist. Nearby, the historic Jeungsimsa Temple adds a dimension of spiritual culture to the artistic landscape. | Stretching approximately 3 kilometers from [[배고픈다리|Baegopeundari Bridge]] to the entrance of [[증심사|Jeungsimsa Temple]], the valley is lined with art museums and creative studios showcasing a wide range of artistic genres, including contemporary art and traditional Korean painting. Notable venues include the [[우제길미술관|Woo Jaeghil Art Museum]], which highlights the work of [[우제길|Woo Jaeghil (1942– )]], as well as the [[국윤미술관|G&Y Museum of Art]], [[드영미술관|De Young Art Museum]], and [[무등현대미술관|Mudeung Museum of Contemporary Art]], all of which support local artists. The [[광주문화재단 전통문화관|Gwangju Traditional Culture Center]] is also located in this area, offering an environment where contemporary art and traditional culture coexist. Nearby, the historic Jeungsimsa Temple adds a dimension of spiritual culture to the artistic landscape. | ||
2025년 10월 11일 (토) 15:58 기준 최신판
Ullim-dong Art Valley: A Street Where Art Resides
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Ullim-dong Art Valley is a cultural district nestled along Uijae-ro Road at the foot of Mudeungsan Mountain in Gwangju. The name Uijae-ro was derived from the pen name Uijae of Heo Baek-ryeon (1891-1977), a master painter from Jindo Island, reflecting the artistic legacy that permeates the area.
Stretching approximately 3 kilometers from Baegopeundari Bridge to the entrance of Jeungsimsa Temple, the valley is lined with art museums and creative studios showcasing a wide range of artistic genres, including contemporary art and traditional Korean painting. Notable venues include the Woo Jaeghil Art Museum, which highlights the work of Woo Jaeghil (1942– ), as well as the G&Y Museum of Art, De Young Art Museum, and Mudeung Museum of Contemporary Art, all of which support local artists. The Gwangju Traditional Culture Center is also located in this area, offering an environment where contemporary art and traditional culture coexist. Nearby, the historic Jeungsimsa Temple adds a dimension of spiritual culture to the artistic landscape.
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