Hosugyo Gallery at Seokchon Lake in Songpa-gu Presents Unique Year-End Exhibitions

Songpa-gu, Seoul (Mayor Seo Kangseok) is presenting both media art and contemporary art exhibitions simultaneously at the "Hosugyo Gallery," located beneath the Seokchon Lake Jamsil Bridge.

Hosugyo Gallery North Side: Vincent Ball - Shadowgram (SHADOWGRAM) 'A Shot Left by the Shadow'. Provided by Songpa-gu.

Hosugyo Gallery is an outdoor gallery set up along the north and south walls of the passageway connecting the East and West Lakes of Seokchon Lake. On the south wall, a massive media facade measuring 33 meters in length and 4 meters in height has been installed, while contemporary art projects are being held on the north side.

In the south gallery, media art content created in collaboration with Getty Images Korea will be screened until January 18 next year. Until the end of this month, videos and carol music with a Christmas atmosphere, such as trees and sledding, will be featured. From January 1 to 18 next year, New Year's content celebrating the "Year of the Red Horse" will be shown. Related content can also be viewed at the nearby "The Sphere."

In the north gallery, the fourth collaboration with the local exhibition space "Museum209" will feature an exhibition by Belgian "shadow art" artist Vincent Bal until April next year. Visitors can enjoy 23 works that combine playful illustrations with everyday shadows, as well as special pieces created using a "hat" made specifically for this exhibition. Vincent Bal is a world-renowned artist with 1.18 million followers.

Seo Kangseok, Mayor of Songpa-gu, stated, "Seokchon Lake has now become more than just a walking trail; it has been reborn as a cultural and artistic landmark where people can enjoy modern art throughout all four seasons. We will continue to make efforts through diverse public-private partnerships so that local residents and visitors can enjoy culture and art in their daily lives without burden."

South side of Hosugyo Gallery: Christmas media art content collaborated with Getty Images Korea. Provided by Songpa-gu.