Production of 'Yerang Kkumrang' Showcasing Life and Cultural Arts Activities in Jungnang-gu

Introduction to Lifestyle Culture and Arts Club Activities, Lifestyle Culture and Arts Spaces, and More

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] “Living cultural arts are not difficult. Now your daily life becomes art!”

This is the statement of a resident of Jungnang-gu who is active in a living cultural arts club.

Jungnang-gu (Mayor Ryu Kyung-gi) has taken steps to support residents' cultural and artistic activities. On the 1st, the district announced the release of the 2020 Jungnang-gu Living Cultural Arts promotional video and the booklet titled ‘Yerang Kkumrang’ for residents.

‘Yerang Kkumrang’ is named by combining the first letters of ‘Yesul Jungnang, Kkumkkuneun Jungnang’ (Artistic Jungnang, Dreaming Jungnang), reflecting the image and passion of Jungnang dreaming of the artification of life. The promotional video and booklet contain various information about the ‘Living Cultural Arts 2.0’ project, which supports residents, who were once objects of culture, to become subjects of artistic activities by discovering clubs, providing activity spaces, and linking with local festivals across diverse cultural and artistic fields.

The ‘Yerang Kkumrang’ promotional video and booklet include ▲Introduction to Living Cultural Arts 2.0 ▲Scenes from 2020 living cultural arts club activities such as meetings and workshops ▲Introduction of local living cultural arts clubs like Gaeun, Gitanuri, Gomduri Band, Nanuri Harmonica Ensemble, Nara Arts Group ▲Guidance on living cultural arts club activity spaces, among other contents.

Residents who need the ‘Yerang Kkumrang’ booklet can receive it free of charge at nearby community service centers, and the promotional video is available for viewing by anyone through Jungnang-gu’s official YouTube, Facebook, and other SNS channels.

Ryu Kyung-gi, Mayor of Jungnang-gu, said, “I sincerely congratulate the publication of Yerang Kkumrang and the production of the promotional video, which contain stories of living artists dreaming of the artification of daily life,” and added, “I hope that through Yerang Kkumrang, more residents will develop an interest in living cultural arts.”

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