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Nanji 11th International Artists' Group Exhibition
20170918-20170924

The show was held until 2017/09/24 at Nanji Residency Seoul Museum of Art

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Nanji Residency Seoul Museum of Art
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14:00 ~ 18:00

Exhibition Location

Nanji Residency Seoul Museum of Art Exhibition hall

Exhibition Period

2017.09.18~2017.09.24

Admission

Free

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Participating Artists

Ryo IKESHIRO, Bayrol JIMENEZ, Shingo OTA. Jasmin SCHAITL, Matthew WARD

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SeMA NANJI RESIDENCY runs various 'Exchange Program' and 'International Artist Program' for its international exchange. 'International Artists Program' is run to recruit overseas artists on a regular basis through the online application and the evaluation and holds International Artists Group Exhibition quarterly as report of performance produced for 3 months at the end of residency period. 『Nanji 11th International Artists' Group Exhibition』 features painting, drawing and installation works by NANJI 11th Season 3 artists in residence including Ryo IKESHIRO, Bayrol JIMENEZ, Shingo OTA, Jasmin SCHAITL and Matthew WARD.

Event

Opening Reception : 2017. 9. 18 5pm-8pm

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When Exhibition Held 10AM–6PM
SAT · SUN · Public Holidays
– Summer 10AM–7 PM
– Winter 10AM–6PM
Closed Day (01.01) , Every Monday
Opening Hours The last admission is 30 minutes prior to closing time
Admission Free
Address Postal Code 03900
108-1, Haneulgongwon-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul, Korea(Sangam-dong)
Phone 02–2124–8845~7

SeMA Nanji Residency is a space that supports artists and researchers’ production activities. A former leachate treatment facility nestled between Noeul Park and Sky Park in Nanji Hangang Park, SeMA Nanji Residency is located in central Seoul with excellent accessibility. There are twenty-five studios, labs, circular galleries, and outdoor workshops where programs to nurture and support talented artists and researchers continuously operate. (Picture: ⓒ Kim YongKwan)

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