National Palace Museum Live Broadcast of 'In-depth Exploration of Royal Culture'

Lighting for Royal Decorative Paintings Linked with Special Exhibition 'Hello, Moran'

The National Palace Museum announced on the 31st that starting next month, it will livestream the "In-depth Exploration of Royal Culture" series online in seven sessions. This educational program aims to deepen understanding of royal culture. It will newly highlight court decorative paintings in connection with the newly arranged Court Calligraphy and Painting Room and the special exhibition "Hello, Moran." These include "Moran-do," "Yojiyon-do," "Haehakbando-do," "Gwakbunyang Haengnak-do," "Hangung-do," and "Chaekgado." Each of these paintings simultaneously represents the dignity of the royal family and prays for the nation's prosperity and peace.

The lectures will feature Professor Yoo Jae-bin from Hongik University (inviting you to the world of court decorative paintings, symbols, and wishes), Park Bon-su, Head of Research at the Silhak Museum (Seowangmo and the Feast of the Gods, Yojiyon-do), Kim Su-jin, Adjunct Professor at Sungkyunkwan University (Longevity and Auspiciousness: Tradition and Meaning of Haehakbando-do), Professor Seo Yoon-jung from Myongji University (A Lifetime of Wealth and Honor in Paintings: Gwakbunyang's Joyful Feast), Dr. Yoon Min-yong from the Academy of Korean Studies (The Space of Longevity and Blessings, Hangung-do), Kim Su-jin, Adjunct Professor at Sungkyunkwan University (Walk Only on Flower Paths: Usage and Meaning of Moran-do Folding Screen), and Professor Kang Kwan-sik from Hansung University (Display of Dreams and Desires, Chaekgado). Those who apply on the National Palace Museum website will receive the live broadcast link on a first-come, first-served basis for up to 100 people.

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