Explore the 'Green, Space' Exhibition at Magok Seoul Botanical Garden
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Enjoy Cultural Tourism
At Magok Seoul Botanical Garden
From October 7 to December 31
Experience the 'Green, Space' exhibition.
Various programs will be held, including
plant space arrangements in daily life,
demonstrations of plant accessory production,
and exhibitions of pressed specimens of endangered, rare, and endemic plants.
If you are looking for a unique exhibition in Seoul,
pay attention to this!
At the 'Green, Space' exhibition in Magok Seoul Botanical Garden,
you can encounter plant spaces in daily life and
various plant stories.
What exhibitions can you see at Magok Seoul Botanical Garden?
'Green, Space' Exhibition
This exhibition introduces ways to incorporate plants
into living spaces where plants are not typically placed,
such as kitchens, next to beds, and on desks.
Schedule
October 7 (Wed) ~ December 31 (Thu)
Location
Garden Support Room, Plant Culture Center,
Project Hall 2
The 'Green, Space' exhibition at Magok Seoul Botanical Garden
does not just stop at appreciating plants,
but also explores how to naturally add plants
to the spaces we live in.
What kind of plant spaces can you experience monthly at
Magok Seoul Botanical Garden?
The plant space arrangements for this exhibition
can be found on the first floor of the Plant Culture Center.
Monthly Main Themes
October: Kitchen
Creating a comfortable home by adding plants to the kitchen,
where families spend a lot of time together.
November: Next to the Bed and On the Desk
Arranging plants in various spots in the room,
such as next to the bed and on the desk,
to create a personal plant space.
December: Veranda
A veranda garden with a camping atmosphere,
where you can relax with plants under warm sunlight.
Can you also see the process of making plant accessories?
If you are looking for exhibition schedules in Seoul,
check out the live demonstrations of plant accessory production
held alongside the plant space arrangements.
'Green, Space' Exhibition
Accessory Production Process Live Demonstration
Schedule: October 10 ~ December 26
Every second and fourth Saturday
13:30 / 15:00
Location: Exhibition Space, Garden Support Room
Viewing Method: Open for viewing without reservation
October: Wall-hanging pots using cutting boards
November: Various forms of moss terrariums
December: Making macramé pot covers
Introducing the process of creating a veranda garden with a camping vibe.
Can you see rare and endangered plants?
In Project Hall 2 on the second floor of the Plant Culture Center,
there will also be an exhibition of pressed specimens of useful plants.
The specimens are made using plants cultivated in the Seoul Botanical Garden's greenhouses,
and each month, new themes will introduce our native plants
that need protection and attention.
Useful Plant Pressed Specimens Exhibition
October: 18 specimens of 17 endangered species, including the spiny water lily.
November: 16 specimens of 15 rare species designated by the Forest Service.
December: 18 specimens of 15 endemic species designated by the Forest Service.
Each specimen includes the plant name,
main characteristics, photos of the blooming period, and locations
where you can observe the plant within the Seoul Botanical Garden.
What are the exhibition viewing hours at Magok Seoul Botanical Garden?
Plant Space Arrangement: October 7 ~ December 31
Production Process Live Demonstration: September 23 ~ December 31
Viewing Hours: 10:00 AM ~ 5:00 PM
Every Monday closed; if Monday is a holiday, closed the following day.
Note: From October 1, admission fee exemptions will be expanded!
1. Pregnant women residing in Seoul: Free admission
2. Seoul citizens using climate companion passes or valid short-term climate companion card users: 50% discount
Check the program schedule and details!
From plant space arrangements to accessory production and pressed specimen exhibitions!
This fall and winter, spend a special time with greenery at the 'Green, Space' exhibition in Magok Seoul Botanical Garden.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/haechiseoul/224429634769
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