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π 1467-9 Songhakjucheon-ro, Jucheon-myeon, Yeongwol-gun, Gangwon-do
Overview
Youngwol Y Park is a complex art space that recreated the Sulsaem Museum, which opened in 2014, into a regeneration space that combines contemporary works of art, museums, and workshops. This newly created contemporary art space was planned by sculptor Choi Ok-yeung. Located in Jucheon-myeon’s untouched beautiful nature, the space is composed of Red Bamboo, Red Pavilion, and Jupiter, which are works using the signature red color of Choi Ok-yeung. The artist designed the space according to various themes, such as life, space, and regeneration, intending to evoking various feelings within visitors through viewing and experience. It is a huge art museum and land art space divided into 11 landscapes, and it's worth taking the time to look around slowly.
Visitor Info
Hours
10:00β18:00 (Last admission 17:00)
Admission
Adults & Teenagers (ages 13-19) 15,000 won / Children (36 months-12 years old) 10,000 won
Location
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