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2025 Hansarang Culture and Arts Association Leads Cultural Prosperity with 'Love Sharing Arts Festival'

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-06-05 09:57:15
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The '2025 Love Sharing Arts Festival,' hosted and organized by the Hansarang Culture and Arts Association (hereafter referred to as the Association), will be held from June 4th to June 10th, 2025, on the 4th and 5th floors of the Shin Sang Gallery in Insadong Gallery Sang Building, Jongno-gu, Seoul. This festival aims to provide citizens with broad opportunities to enjoy culture through the harmonious convergence of various art forms and contribute to the development of Korean culture and arts. Particularly under the theme of 'Love Sharing,' it emphasizes the healing and communicative power of art, aiming for a meaningful forum for exchange beyond a mere exhibition.

 
The Diverse Faces of Art, Celebrated on Special Commemorative Days

During the festival, special 'Day of OO Artists' events, highlighting the characteristics of each art field, are anticipated by visitors. On the first day, Wednesday, June 4th, at 3:00 PM, the opening ceremony, marking the prelude to the festival, will be held alongside the Day of Literature. This event will illuminate the depth and beauty of Korean literature, featuring diverse programs such as poetry recitation, dialogues with authors, and literary exhibitions. This is expected to be an opportunity to examine the trends in contemporary literature and propose new ways for the public and literature to communicate.

The Day of Fine Arts will follow on Thursday, June 5th, at 4:00 PM. Works across various genres, including painting, sculpture, installation art, and photography, will be exhibited across two floors of the Shin Sang Gallery, offering a glimpse into the present and future of the Korean art scene. In particular, this exhibition is likely to be accompanied by programs such as workshops or art talks, allowing visitors to go beyond simply appreciating the works and understand and communicate with the artists' creative intentions and messages. Art critics anticipate that this exhibition will play a significant role in broadening the base of Korean art and discovering new artists.

On Friday, June 6th, the Day of Dance event is prepared. Although a specific time is not mentioned, dynamic and beautiful performances, maximizing the characteristics of the dance genre, are expected to unfold. From traditional dance to contemporary dance and experimental performances, various forms of dance will offer audiences new aesthetic experiences. Dance industry officials unanimously state that this Day of Dance will be an important occasion to elevate the status of Korean dance and introduce the public to its charm.

The Day of Music will be held on Saturday, June 7th, at 4:00 PM. High-quality performances spanning genres such as classical, traditional Korean music, jazz, and practical music are scheduled. This will provide young performers with an opportunity to showcase their skills and offer audiences a chance to experience a diverse musical spectrum. Notably, there's a high possibility of participatory programs being planned that go beyond mere appreciation, allowing for the shared experience of music's emotion and comfort. This aligns with the 'Love Sharing' festival's purpose of contributing to society through art.

 


The Social Role of Art Through 'Love Sharing'

Through this 'Love Sharing Arts Festival,' the Hansarang Culture and Arts Association aims to demonstrate that art can positively influence society beyond mere personal aesthetic satisfaction. An official from the Association stated, "This arts festival will be a venue where artists from various fields gather to interact and create synergy," adding, "Furthermore, we aim to convey love to marginalized neighbors through art and deliver a message of hope to society as a whole."

In fact, it is known that the Association is actively considering donating a portion of the profits generated during the festival period to support underprivileged groups or to revitalize art education in culturally underserved areas. Additionally, they plan to provide opportunities for disabled artists and emerging artists to participate, making it an inclusive art festival that respects diversity.

The '2025 Love Sharing Arts Festival' poses important questions about the role art should play in a rapidly changing society. The Hansarang Culture and Arts Association's efforts to uphold the purity of art while fulfilling its social responsibility are expected to set a new milestone in the Korean culture and arts scene. Through this festival, citizens will be able to rediscover the true value of art and gain spiritual enrichment. Much attention is focused on this festival, where art and love will meet to bring warm solace to our society.

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