Haenam-gun Holds Various Performances and Photo Exhibition at Dinosaur Museum

Published 13 Nov.2020 17:27(KST)

Updated 19 Aug.2025 19:37(KST)

Various performances and photo exhibitions are being held at the Haenam-gun Dinosaur Museum. (Photo by Haenam-gun)

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Hyun] As autumn deepens, special performances and exhibitions to comfort those exhausted by COVID-19 will be held at Haenam Dinosaur Museum.

According to Haenam County on the 13th, the 50th Jeollanam-do Photography Association Joint Exhibition, featuring works by photographers belonging to the Korea Photographers Association in Jeollanam-do, will be held at the Dinosaur Museum's special exhibition hall until the 22nd.

The Jeollanam-do Photography Association Joint Exhibition is a traditional event boasting a 50-year history, with 500 members from 14 branches in Jeonnam and about 240 members from 10 clubs participating. It is the largest-scale regional photography exhibition.

Also, in the lobby hall of the Dinosaur Museum, the planned exhibition "Visible through Paper Attic" by artist Kim Ri-wan is being held until the 8th of next month.

Jiho craft is a traditional Korean craft technique that mixes and kneads hanji (traditional Korean paper) with glutinous rice paste to make objects. About 40 works by artist Kim Ri-wan express a beautiful and mysterious artistic world using Korea's unique traditional patterns and paintings.

Every weekend, "Yuhui Darak Morimori," which combines Garam Art Company's lion mask dance, sangmo spinning, and Namsadangpae street performances, is presented as part of the national folk performance regular performance contest project, providing an enjoyable spectacle.

There are also fascinating magic shows suitable for family viewing and busking performances by talented singers.

A county official said, "Since outdoor outings are not easy during this time, we have prepared performances that allow healing while observing social distancing," adding, "We hope it will be a meaningful time for visitors tired from COVID-19."