Discovering the All Art Space: A Hub for Disability Arts
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Have you heard of the 'All Art Space' where the creativity of artists with disabilities seamlessly connects with the experiences of visitors?
Operated by the Korea Cultural Arts Center for the Disabled, the All Art Space is a dedicated exhibition space for disability arts, aimed at promoting the value of art by and for people with disabilities.
It not only showcases a variety of works by artists with disabilities but also hosts several programs that allow visitors to engage with art more closely.
Today, let's explore the charms of the All Art Space and share useful information to know before your visit.
As the first space in Korea dedicated to disability arts, the All Art Space features a spacious exhibition area accessible through automatic doors, with a welcoming atmosphere.
The address is 416 Hangang-daero, 5th floor, Seoul Square, Jung-gu, Seoul.
The operating hours are from Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last admission at 5:30 PM), with regular closures on Sundays and public holidays.
Visitors can easily access the space via Subway Line 1, with Seoul Station's Exit 8 just 86 meters away.
The All Art Space is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring a main entrance with tactile paving, no steps, and automatic doors. Most areas are flat and equipped with elevators.
For those visiting with infants, there are facilities such as a nursing room and changing tables.
The exhibition area consists of two galleries that can be used as one large space or divided, depending on the exhibition's nature.
Various genres of exhibitions, including painting, installation art, and media art, are showcased, providing a fresh atmosphere for each exhibition.
Inside, the environment has been thoughtfully designed to ensure that everyone can comfortably appreciate the artworks.
The space includes an 'Accessibility Table' equipped with color-correcting glasses for color-blind visitors, communication notebooks for those who may have difficulty speaking, and large print and braille guides for exhibition content.
There are also tactile display dot pads available for visitors to feel the shapes of the artworks.
The community space features seminar and meeting rooms where various cultural programs, including lectures and workshops on disability arts, are held.
Visitors can also find relaxation areas, including lounges and a calming room equipped with amenities for both adults and children.
Currently, the exhibition 'Media Sulla' is ongoing, showcasing interactive installations that respond to visitors' movements, blending sensory experiences with digital technology.
The exhibition runs from July 16, 2026, to August 21, 2026, and entry is free.
If you're looking for a space where everyone can experience art together, be sure to visit the All Art Space for a barrier-free exhibition experience!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/seouldanurim/224367511016
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