Seoul Arts & Culture Education Center Yangcheon is holding an exhibition throughout the former Gimpo water-pumping station through November 28. The show marks a decade since the facility, which once stored and pumped water, became an arts-education space, and its route runs from a basement gallery to the former outdoor reservoir.
The artists
Seokwoo Song, Song Zoohyeong and Hye Joo Jun have all worked with local residents through the center’s arts-education programs. They show photography, video and installation.
The works deal with the distance between people and spaces, layered waves, and landscapes where plants meet artificial structures.
Outdoor projections
Video is projected onto the outer wall of the reservoir only on October 15–17, from 18:00 to 21:00 KST. The indoor exhibition runs until November 28.
On opening day, October 15, viewing begins at 17:00.
Opening event
The October 15 opening, from 18:00 to 20:00, includes a talk with the three artists and a media-and-sound performance by Song Zoohyeong × haihm. Places are offered first-come to Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture members who apply in advance, with applications closing October 14 at 17:00 KST. Availability is shown on the booking page.
