"A Comfortable Space to Rest" ... Dongmyeong University Main Building, an Experiential Hub, Rapidly Rising as the Top Cultural and Arts Hotspot

The congratulatory performance for the opening day of the 'Everybody Happy' painter Jo Young-nam exhibition is taking place in Room 106 of the main building at Dongmyung University.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Du-yeol] The experiential university Dongmyeong University’s main building first-floor cultural and artistic complex space has rapidly emerged as the hottest hot place through repeated transformations into a professional performance hall and more.

After several months of remodeling costing over 300 million won, the cultural and artistic complex space has established itself as a professional performance hall equipped with perfect soundproofing and lighting facilities, as well as a resting place for everyone.

The hotel-style ‘symmetrical’ lounge, together with twin bookshelves, creates a cozy caf? atmosphere to the fullest.

Four large monitors installed on the exterior walls of rooms 106 and 107 continuously screen Do-ing (challenge, experience, practice) videos such as yacht riding and horseback riding throughout the day, adding interest.

From 8:30 a.m., the school start time, lively and cheerful music is played, making this space already established as a 24-hour comprehensive music listening room.

The lobby is always equipped with an ‘open piano’ available to anyone at any time, where the university’s ensemble TU professors and students continuously perform impromptu relay concerts from morning till night every day.

Photos of the late Kang Seok-jin, founder of Dongmyeong Cultural Academy and former chairman of Dongmyeong Mokjae, the ‘Ttuing Siblings’ sculpture, and twin mini fountains are arranged to give all members a warm and harmonious feeling.

Room 106, equipped with perfect soundproofing facilities, attracted great attention with a congratulatory performance and special auction on the opening day of the ‘Everybody Happy’ painting exhibition by artist Jo Young-nam.

Lee Seung-jin, a senior student in the Advertising PR department, said, “Whenever I have a chance, I come here to enjoy the music played by fellow students and wash away mental and physical fatigue,” adding, “I’m very happy to have a comfortable space where I can rest peacefully.”

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