What is the series?

SeMA Art Archives' *Reading Korean Modern Art History in Original Texts* explores Korean critical writing on Dansaekhwa, Minjung art and modern ink painting in the 1970s–80s. It is aimed at adults, with a listed first-come capacity of 50, in the second-floor multipurpose hall of the Nanum Building, 100 Pyeongchangmunhwa-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul.

Dates and registration

  • Nov 5 (Thu), 14:00–16:00: Kim Jeong-eun, Lee Yil and Dansaekhwa criticism — register Oct 15–Nov 3.
  • Nov 12 (Thu), 14:00–16:00: Seo Yu-ri, critical perspectives on reality in art — register Oct 22–Nov 10.
  • Nov 19 (Thu), 15:00–17:00: Choi Seok-won, ink painting and 1980s debates — register Oct 29–Nov 17 (not yet open as of Oct 27).
  • Nov 26 (Thu), 14:00–16:00: Shin Jeong-hun, the age of 'post-' — register Nov 5–24 (not yet open).

Before attending

  1. Use the official Google Form for the specific session; a single application is not advertised as covering all four.
  2. Submission does not guarantee entry. The museum says it sends a participation-confirmed or waiting-list SMS within five days; only confirmed recipients can attend.
  3. Read the listed advance materials before arriving, and notify the organizer if you need to cancel.
  4. The individual program fee is not stated on the event page. Do not equate general free museum admission with a confirmed free lecture.

Enquiries: 02-2124-7418.