How Did Ancestors Spend Summer? ... Ulsan Museum's 11th Anniversary Exhibition on 'Summer vs Summer'

'Stories of Figures in Joseon Dynasty Paintings' Exhibition of Paintings

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[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters, Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Ulsan Museum is offering various exhibition attractions to citizens in celebration of its 11th anniversary on June 22.

This year, the second thematic exhibition will be held under the theme "Summer vs Summer," exploring various ways of spending summer.

The exhibition will take place from the 21st to September 12th in the "Thematic Exhibition Room" on the second floor of the museum's history hall.

This early planning exhibition examines summer through contrasting themes such as work and rest, rain rituals and monsoon, hot food and cold food, and ramie and hemp cloth.

At the final corner of the exhibition, a space is provided where visitors can leave their opinions on balance game questions related to summer, facilitating communication with the audience.

Major exhibits include Sim Sa-jeong's (玄齋 沈師正, 1707?1769) "Haeam Baekgu Pungbeomdo (海岩白鷗風帆圖)," farming hats and tools, Toechon Yun Hyeong's (退村 尹泂, 1549?1614) "Fish and Crab (魚蟹圖)" and fish traps, hemp hats (Galmo, 葛帽) and wooden clogs (Namaksin), "Dragon Turtle Painting (Yong Geobukdo)," the rain ritual text included in Juko Lee Geun-o's (李覲吾, 1760?1834) "Juko Collection (竹塢集)," ice shaving machines, ramie pants, and Salchang Gojengi, among others.

Additionally, paintings in the history hall on the second floor of the museum will be rotated and exhibited.

Under the theme "Stories of Figures in Joseon Dynasty Paintings," five new works will be displayed, including Sim Sa-jeong's "Scholar Viewing a Waterfall under a Pine Tree (Songha Gwanpokdo, 松下觀瀑圖)" and Danwon Kim Hong-do's "Yeodongbindo."

The special exhibition "60 Years of Ulsan Industry Leading South Korea," planned by Ulsan Museum to commemorate the 60th anniversary of Ulsan Industrial Center designation, is scheduled to conclude on June 26.

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