The Seoul Museum of Craft Art, conveniently located near Anguk Station Exit 1, presents a variety of free exhibitions showcasing the beauty of Korean craft. Recent exhibitions like 'Equinox' and the '2nd Seoul Metropolitan Government Yu Riji Craft Award Exhibition' have captivated visitors, offering free and open access without prior reservation, drawing a significant crowd.
The '2nd Seoul Metropolitan Government Yu Riji Craft Award Exhibition' honors the legacy of the late Yu Riji, a master of Korean contemporary craft, by featuring innovative works from 20 finalist artists. This exhibition allows visitors to explore diverse contemporary craft mediums such as metal, ceramics, glass, textiles, and wood lacquer, highlighting intricate techniques. It also includes the award-winning piece by artist Lee Tae-hoon and runs until October 11.
Furthermore, the Children's Museum at the Seoul Museum of Craft Art is popular for its hands-on programs where children can create and experience crafts. Designed for children aged 5-9, online reservations are mandatory, opening 7 days in advance at 3:30 PM. Weekend slots fill up quickly, so early booking is recommended, and guardians must also be included in the reservation count for entry.
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