iFchildren Special Charity Exhibition 'Art for Everyone'... 49 Participants Including Lee Geonyong and Lee Inam

All Exhibition Proceeds Donated to Cultural Sharing
Simultaneous Events at Seoul Hori Art Space, iF Lounge, and Daegu Gallery Mir

A special charity exhibition with a social contribution meaning is being held to celebrate Chuseok. Art Sharing Art Platform iFchildren announced on the 12th that it will hold the 'Angel Artist Special Charity Exhibition - ART for ALL' until October 21.

View of the special charity exhibition "Art for All" hosted by iF Children (Ho Art Space) [Photo by iF Children]

The exhibition features 49 ‘Angel Artists’ from various genres including painting, sculpture, and crafts, who participate in supporting future generations through art content, presenting over 80 works. The exhibition is organized by iF&Co and Hori Factory, and sponsored by Seoul Art Guide and One Medics Industry.

All proceeds from this exhibition will be donated to iFchildren’s cultural and artistic exploration field programs for small elementary schools in domestic regions.

The exhibition is held simultaneously at three locations: Hori Art Space and iF Lounge in Cheongdam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, and Gallery Mir, the cultural space of Mir Dental Hospital in Daegu.

Considering the nature of the charity exhibition, it is characterized by consisting of small items at low prices. iFchildren explained that this exhibition offers an opportunity to own works encapsulating the artistic worlds of famous senior and mid-career artists such as Lee Geonyong, Kim Geuntae, Kim Hyunsik, Lee Inam, Kim Nampyo, Byun Woongpil, Dadaz, Jeon Ahhyun, and young artists for a few million won, while the proceeds are returned to society as an art sharing fund, fulfilling both good consumption and happy ownership simultaneously.

When corporate entities or businesses purchase artworks for less than 10 million won, the cost can be processed and there is a tax-saving effect, making this exhibition even more noteworthy.

The exhibition was planned with the purpose of combining art, charity activities, and social contribution participation beyond simple aesthetic enjoyment, allowing everyone to enjoy the emotional value of art, and through this, art sharing provides future generations with diverse experiences, enabling them to have a broader perspective on the world.

Artist Shin Cheol, who participated in the exhibition, said, “Artists are often known as recipients of help, but it is especially meaningful to be able to play a role in giving help,” and added, “I will share various opinions and hearts about participating in social contribution activities with many artists.”

Kim Yunseop, chairman of iFchildren, said, “I am grateful that this exhibition was made possible by the shared desire to see what good influence art can have on society,” and added, “We will do our best to fulfill the role of the Art Sharing Art Platform so that the good will of many artists’ social contribution art sharing can be properly highlighted. We will also seek various projects and exhibition plans so that these experiences can become a more special opportunity for artists’ creative activities.”

iF Children is launching full-scale activities by signing a business agreement with ESG specialist company LiveWith (CEO Jang Jun-young) to expand ESG activities in the cultural and artistic fields, taking the Angel Artist Special Charity Exhibition as an opportunity. (Photo left) Kim Yoon-seop, Chairman of iF Children, Jang Jun-young, CEO of LiveWith. [Photo by iF Children]

Meanwhile, iFchildren is launching full-scale activities by signing a business agreement with ESG specialized company LiveWith (CEO Jang Junyoung) to expand ESG activities in the cultural and artistic fields, taking the Angel Artist Special Charity Exhibition as an opportunity.

LiveWith is a specialized company currently planning and operating ESG activities in collaboration with corporations, government agencies, and NPOs, aiming for social services that anyone wants to participate in and conducting various projects.

iFchildren is planning various activities for corporate ESG management practice with a cultural and artistic theme. Together with several domestic and international companies, it will support sustainable cultural management activities of companies in various areas such as support for socially vulnerable groups, expansion of social contribution activities, contribution to local communities, and strengthening social responsibility investment.

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