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Here's a video summary compiled by AI. (00:00–00:44) "Understanding All the World's Knowledge" art class begins. CEO Lee Se-ra shares her thoughts on visiting the Gyeongju Art Museum, introduces notable young artists from the provinces, and strongly recommends them, saying, "I'd pay even the full price." (01:31–02:11) She emphasizes that Gyeongju is transforming from a city centered on traditional heritage sites to an "art place" centered on contemporary art. She also mentions that the city is preparing for this year's APEC Summit through art and culture. (02:11–03:38) Introducing the OAR Museum, which opened in May of this year: Designed by architect Yoo Hyun-joon, this space combines a museum with a Silla tomb. The museum, which stands for "Beauty of Today," is a privately funded museum. (03:38–05:08) Introducing the Wooyang Museum: Opened in 1991, reopened in 2013, and reopened in July of this year. Amoako Boafo's first solo exhibition in Asia, alongside a Nam June Paik exhibition, will be held simultaneously. (05:08–06:34) Amoako Boafo is a star artist who has recently gained significant attention in the art market. His work focuses on finger painting, portraits of Black people, and his intense textures and fashion sense stand out. The highest-priced work, "Raise Your Hands," surpassed the estimated price of 500 million won (approximately $4.5 million USD) and sold for 4.7 billion won (approximately $3.5 million USD). (06:34–08:12) A brief overview of the history of Black portraiture: From the Middle Ages to the emergence of portrait subjects, Boafo's work presents a refined and positive portrayal of Black people, a highly significant approach within a historical context. (08:12–10:42) An artist with a clear identity and message: Focusing solely on portraits of Black people, he displays a powerful personality reminiscent of the independence movement. The exhibition title, "I've Been Here," refers to the artist's first visit to Asia. (24:01–25:37) The final section of the exhibition: A pavilion installation and new works inspired by Hanok embroidery. This reinterpretation of Korean cultural elements in a contemporary way reflects the museum's understanding that Gyeongju, with its approximately 40 million annual tourists, requires not only historical sites but also new artistic experiences. (27:37–29:10) Introduction to the Nam June Paik Exhibition: The message of the convergence of technology and art, change, convergence, and innovation, aligns with the APEC Summit slogan. Transitional works (using satellites, TV, and robots) and the installation of a donated "Ancient Equestrian Statue" express the convergence of history and technology. (41:34–45:49) Introduction to the AI-based installation "The Birth of Gaia": This work features an AI entity that interacts with the audience, provoking questions about emotions and existence. The audience response was impressive, with a middle school student bursting into tears. 👉Understanding Inquiries: [email protected] 👉"Understanding Text" read in words. https://contents.premium.naver.com/ba... 👉Sign up for Understanding Membership    / @understanding.