This open-air work area (72 ㎡) is has been created inside a tent equipped with a variety of devices and tools used by the artists participating in the residency. This area is used by artists working on large sculptural works that require a large workspace.

Created by remodeling the sedimentation tank and sludge thickener of the former Nanji Leachate Treatment Plant, the Nanji Exhibition Galleries (232 ㎡ in total area) feature unique circular spaces. The spaces are used to exhibit experimental works created by the artists-in-residence.

This studio bldg (616 ㎡) contains eight artist studios, a meeting room, a kitchen, and washing and shower rooms. Currently seven Korean and overseas artists reside here together with a researcher. The meeting room is furnished with equipment that includes video and audio systems required for conferences and lectures on various subjects.

This studio bldg (1,152 ㎡) consists of seventeen artist studios, a reference room, and offices. The studios are currently occupied by sixteen fine artists and one art researcher, and their portfolios are displayed for visitors in the Reference Room.