Ulsan Art Museum presents 'Industrial Dreams, Human Time' in Gallery 1 from November 5, 2026 to February 21, 2027. Since Ulsan was designated a special industrial district in 1962, factories, ports, car plants and shipyards have reshaped the city. But production and infrastructure tell only part of that history. This exhibition also explores working lives, skills, families and neighborhood memories.
The official listing describes around 100 items, including paintings by artists such as Im Jik-sun, Park Deuk-sun and Park Hang-seop, photography, kinetic sound installations, industrial records and participatory performance. Historical depictions of industrialization sit beside more recent artistic reflections on Ulsan. Visitors are invited to consider not just what machinery produced, but how people lived around it.
The venue is Gallery 1, Ulsan Art Museum, 72 Misulgwan-gil, Jung-gu. General adult entry is 1,000 won; adult Ulsan residents pay 500 won; children, teenagers and seniors enter free. Some programme information is still marked 'preparing', so detailed tours and booking arrangements are not treated as confirmed.