Lee So-hee's Exhibition 'Unread Time' Opens at the Korea Racing Authority's Horse Museum
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The exhibition 'Unread Time' by artist Lee So-hee has opened at the Horse Museum of the Korea Racing Authority. The Horse Museum is a space that introduces the history and culture of horses and humans living together, and this exhibition is distinguished by its artistic interpretation of the time and memories related to horses.
In this exhibition, Lee So-hee explores traces of time that people have not readily noticed. The title, 'Unread Time,' refers to memories that have not yet been fully told or moments that have been forgotten. Visitors can look at the works and reflect on their own experiences and time.
The Korea Racing Authority stated that through this exhibition, it will enable citizens who visit the Horse Museum to experience various cultures related to horses from a new perspective. The exhibition is open to the general public, and detailed viewing hours and operational information can be checked through the Horse Museum's website and other channels.
This opening is meaningful in that the Horse Museum is expanding opportunities for local residents and visitors to enjoy art and culture up close through its exhibitions. Viewing the exhibition is expected to offer an opportunity to think together about horses, art, and the time of everyday life.
Sources: 스타뉴스
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