Exhibition: Marc Chagall, Love & Life @ Seoul Arts Center (~2018.09.26)

Exhibition: Marc Chagall, Love & Life @ Seoul Arts Center

   An exhibition that portraits Marc Chagall's love and life is now on at Seoul Arts Center, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Korea. I've been waiting for this exhibition thereore visited the place on last weekend. The travelers who come to Korea during June to September may be attend at this great Seoul exhibition, so here's brief information:

Marc Chagall Exhitibion: Love and LIfe 

Date: 2018.06.05 (TUE) ~ 2018.09.26(WED)

Venue: Hangaram Art Museum at Seoul Arts Center, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea

Age restriction: For All Ages

Ticket Price / Entrance Fee: Adult(19 full years~) 15,000 KRW 

                                                      Teens(13~18 full years) 11,000 KRW 

                                                      Child(3~12 full years) 9,000 KRW 

Discount information: 

   2,000won discount for SAC Patrons and SAC Gold(4 tickets per person), 

   for SAC Blue and Green(2 tickets per person)

Audio Guide: available for 3,000 KRW
                         (Bring your own earphone if you want to share wit your company)

Note: Brief commentary in English is available for each artwork

Further Inquiry to: 02-332-8011 or
            https://www.sacticket.co.kr/SacHome/exhibit/detailE?searchSeq=34875

   This 2018 Chagall exhibition consists of six sections: Portrait and Portrait, My Life, Theme of the Lovers, Illustrations of the Bible, Dead Souls, The Fables of La Fontaine, Burning Lights. 

   For me, the name of Marc Chagall reminds me of his abundant colors and forms of painting. However, from the masterpieces of this exhibition, I could feel his another sides from stained glass designs and find art prints. It's quite an rare opportunity to see his sketches, croquis, and other art pieces. 

   Also there was a wall with imitated stained glass, which reflects the original stained glass of Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center, Jerusalem. Lightened with LED panels, the stained glass portraying twelve tribes of Israel, with four dominant colors. With the holy songs filling the airs in the gallery, the lights made audiences feel safe and relaxed.





   There is nothing much to buy at the art shop of this exhibition. Usually I like to buy some postcards with strong colors to decorate the desk wall in my office. However, there was not many postcards that are from this Chagall exhibition: Love and Life. I could find some products that are not from this exhibition. However, notes and phone cases are in great color. I would visit the exhibition again before it ends. If you are a fan of Chagall who comes to Korea, spare time to visit this great exhibition!