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SEOUL, OIL TANK CULTURE PARK

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30 Samcheong-ro, Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea

The exhibition will showcase over 50 works from the artist's career, encompassing various forms including installation, sculpture, and painting, many of which have never been exhibited in Asia before. It includes some of Hirst's most representative series, such as *Natural History* (formaldehyde sculpture), *Rotating Painting*, *Medicine Cabinet*, *Cherry Blossoms*, and *Spots and Butterflies Painting*. The exhibition traces the development of Hirst's most famous themes. Throughout his artistic career, Hirst has consistently explored the intricate relationship between beauty, religion, science, life, and death.

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18-8 Jahamun-ro 6-gil, Jongno District, Seoul, South Korea Ground Seesaw Seochon

This exhibition breaks down the rigid framework of daily life, transforming familiar landscapes into absurd, humorous, and unexpected scenes. Visitors will enjoy sculptures, installations, photographs, videos, and even commercial projects—a comprehensive glimpse into Max Siddentop's playful creativity. Highlights include "possibly the world's largest jigsaw puzzle" and a three-meter-tall statue of the artist himself, promising a delightful surreal experience.

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Myunghwa Live Hall

Performers (Artist): KRAFTWERK

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137 Seobinggo-ro, Yongsan District, Seoul

On November 15, the National Museum of Korea opened its first dedicated exhibition room for the Oegyujanggak Uigwe. Located on the second floor of the National Museum of Korea’s permanent exhibition hall, this exhibition room is a space where visitors can only view the Oegyujanggak Uigwe, allowing them to fully experience the Oegyujanggak Uigwe.

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the royal palaces of Seoul

This cultural event will be held from April 25 to May 3, 2026, at the Seoul Royal Palace and the Jongmyo Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This will be an excellent opportunity to experience the history and culture of the Korean Royal Family. The Korean Royal Culture Festival is Korea's largest cultural heritage event, held twice a year. The Korean Royal Culture Festival has expanded its programs and services specifically for foreign visitors, offering a relaxed, convenient, and immersive experience. Whether you're a history buff or an adventurer, this cultural festival offers a fantastic opportunity to explore Korean royal culture, allowing you to experience its unique charm while enjoying beautiful scenery and participating in cultural activities.

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Jogye-sa Temple, Jongno street, downtown in Seoul, South Korea

This festival boasts a history of over 1200 years and is a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity and a Korean National Intangible Cultural Heritage. Attracting over 300,000 domestic tourists and 50,000 foreign tourists, it is one of the most visited festivals. You can feel the energy at the Lantern Lighting Festival. In Buddhist thought, in the larger world, we are not separate but interconnected. Just as lanterns illuminate the world, participants light up the festival with their time and energy, allowing everyone to enjoy it. In 2026, Buddha's Birthday is May 24th, and the Lantern Lighting Festival will be held from May 16th to 17th.

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Seoul Jamsil Indoor Stadium

BABYMONSTER is a girl group under YG Entertainment. Composed of multinational members from Korea, Thailand, and Japan, the group has captivated global audiences with their exceptional talents in vocals, rap, performance, and visuals, earning them the name 'MONSTER ROOKIE.' The group officially debuted on April 1st, 2024, with their first EP [BABYMONS7ER], following the release of their pre-debut singles 'BATTER UP' and 'Stuck In The Middle'. The album broke records for first-week sales by a debut girl group, while the title track 'SHEESH' achieved significant milestones, including charting on Spotify’s Daily Top Songs Global Chart for 71 consecutive days and remaining on the Billboard Global 200 for 14 weeks, Billboard Global Excl. U.S. for 18 weeks. Following their single 'FOREVER', BABYMONSTER made a rapid comeback on November 1, 2024 with their first full-length album [DRIP]. This album debuted at No. 149 on the Billboard 200, while the title track 'DRIP' set the group's new milestone achievements on the Billboard Global (Excl. U.S.) and Global 200 charts, peaking at No. 16 and No. 30 respectively. Their second mini album [WE GO UP], released on October 10, 2025, further cemented their global presence by topping the iTunes Worldwide Album Chart, the Hanteo and Circle weekly charts, as well as the Japan Oricon Daily Chart. BABYMONSTER is firming up its status as the next-generation YouTube queens with explosive momentum. Their debut track 'SHEESH' set a new K-pop girl group debut record across the board, from 24-hour views (24.41 million) to hitting 100 million views (10 days), 200 million views (33 days), and 300 million views (186 days). 'DRIP' and 'BATTER UP' have each surpassed 300 million views, 'WE GO UP' has crossed 200 million, and they now boast a total of 15 videos with over 100 million views. The team's official channel also reached 11 million subscribers just 1 year and 9 months after the official debut — the fastest pace among K-pop girl groups in history. BABYMONSTER 2nd Anniversary Memory Pack BABYMONSTER 3rd MINI ALBUM [춤 (CHOOM)] (Crimson / Metallic - 1 random version)

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137 Seobinggo-ro, Yongsan District, Seoul

In the 17th century, a new type of white porcelain with a beveled surface emerged. These wheel-forged vessels were "chamfered" into octagonal, or, in rare cases, hexagonal, or even decagonal, shapes. In a society that emphasized frugality, we hope you'll appreciate the subtle elegance of this white porcelain, created through the harmonious blend of angles and surfaces achieved through the chamfering technique.

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137 Seobinggo-ro, Yongsan District, Seoul

Celebrating the opening of the Conservation Science Center at the National Museum of Korea: showcasing the past, present, and future of conservation science at the National Museum of Korea. Today, conservation science is inextricably linked to new technologies such as digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI). We have digitized the preservation processing techniques, 3D scanning, high-resolution images, and analytical data accumulated over the past 50 years. Our aim is to usher in a new future for museum conservation science by transforming and integrating artificial intelligence. Conservation science is not merely about preserving the legacy of ancient humans, but also about revealing the traces of life and wisdom contained within. This is the science we will pass on to future generations. This is a way to preserve our cultural heritage for past, present, and future generations.