Gangnam-gu, Disabled Artists' Works Exhibition 'Painters Dream' Opening Ceremony

Produced, exhibited, and sold 90 artworks by disabled painters on special frames equipped with Bluetooth speakers through a public-private ESG contest project... Exhibition from October 16 to November 9 at the district office and community center, with painters and organizations attending the opening ceremony on the 18th

Jung Heon-jae, Deputy Mayor of Gangnam-gu (center), is listening to the explanation of the artwork.

Gangnam-gu (District Mayor Jo Seong-myeong) held the opening ceremony of the 'Painter's Dream' exhibition on the 18th at the district office, showcasing and selling works by disabled artists created as frames with Bluetooth speaker functions.

Painter's Dream is a public-private ESG collaboration project involving Gangnam-gu, POSCO International, POSCO Steelion, the Korea Employment Security Association for the Disabled, and Napal Co., Ltd. The opening ceremony was attended by ▲Jeong Heon-jae, Deputy Mayor of Gangnam-gu ▲Park Cheol-ho, Head of Corporate Citizenship Office at POSCO International ▲Yoon Dae-gyu, Head of Corporate Citizenship Office at POSCO Steelion ▲Son Young-ho, President of the Korea Employment Security Association for the Disabled ▲Lee Yoon-bae, CEO of Napal Co., Ltd. ▲and 25 disabled painters. Ninety works by 30 participating artists will be exhibited until November 9 on the 2nd floor corridor of Gangnam-gu Office (32 pieces) and the Public Hall Promotion Exhibition Room (58 pieces).

Jo Seong-myeong, Mayor of Gangnam-gu, stated, “We have actively collaborated with excellent companies practicing ESG management to provide disabled artists with an opportunity to showcase their beautiful works and communicate with the world. We will continue to actively promote public-private cooperation to discover unique ESG business models exclusive to Gangnam-gu.”

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