E-Land Museum and Seoul Design Foundation Sign Cultural Content Exchange Agreement

Held on the 16th at DDP Museum 4th Floor
Content Exchange Agreement... "Will Elevate the Status of K-Culture"

E-Land Museum announced on the 17th that it has signed a business agreement with the Seoul Design Foundation for cultural content exchange.

Through this agreement, E-Land Museum and the Seoul Design Foundation plan to showcase exhibitions utilizing each other's excellent content, assets, and infrastructure. First, on the 31st at DDP, the 'K-POP Performance Costume Exhibition' will feature the BTS performance costumes from the 63rd Grammy Awards owned by E-Land Museum. Additionally, they plan to collaborate on planning the DDP 10th anniversary exhibition scheduled for March next year, utilizing the monumental collection of over 500,000 items held by E-Land Museum.

Han Woo-seok, CEO of E-Land Museum (right), and Lee Kyung-don, CEO of Seoul Design Foundation, are taking a commemorative photo after the agreement ceremony.
[Photo by E-Land Museum]

Han Woo-seok, CEO of E-Land Museum, said, "Collaboration with the Seoul Design Foundation will serve as a catalyst to properly showcase Seoul's charm and value as a global cultural city," adding, "Through the content gathered with the vision of cultural patriotism at E-Land Museum, domestic and international tourists visiting Seoul will be moved and truly feel the stature of K-Culture."

Lee Kyung-don, CEO of the Seoul Design Foundation, stated, "We are pleased to provide exhibition content that demonstrates the global status of K-Culture together with E-Land Museum, which has collected culturally valuable collections for 30 years," and added, "The foundation will continue to cooperate with various institutions to allow more people to experience our culture and take the lead in spreading K-Culture."

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