Let’s go on a trip to the Ha Jung-woong Art Museum!

Today, I'll introduce you to an art museum that's great for going with family, friends, and lovers when the weather is nice! #Ha Jung-woong Art Museum - 1165 Sangmu-daero, Seo-gu, Gwangju - Closed: Mondays, 1/1, Chuseok, Lunar New Year - 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Ha Jung-woong Art Museum is located on the uphill road from Sangnok Hall to Yudo. There's also a parking lot, so it's convenient for those coming by car! In particular, there's a cafe right next to the art museum, and there's a large open space, so it's a great place to go for an outing in spring and fall. Ha Jung-woong Art Museum is operated as a branch of Gwangju City Museum of Art, so you can use it with confidence, right? Currently, you can see the 2012-2018 Ha Jung-woong Collection, 'The Sower' for free. It's until July 11, so I recommend you go! ​A total of 381 artworks are on display. This 2012-2018 Ha Jung-woong Collection contains the meaning of 'prayer', and 'The Sower' is said to have been taken from the title of the artwork by Takaaki Atsuta and Yuriko Yatsuda, which are on display this time! In addition to these, I was able to see many other really great works by various artists. The 'Ha Jung-woong Art Museum' is easy to access and great for outings, a great place to spend some time!💯 #Gwangju Travel #Hobby Life #Exhibitions #Art Museum #Outing Recommendations #Next Time Here