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Exhibition in Our Neighborhood Planned by Teens: 'Jiyeok Yesulga' Project Starts in July

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  1. Incheon Jung-gu Cultural Center is holding the 'Jiyeok Yesulga' youth curator education program, in which teenagers experience the entire exhibition planning process.
  2. The program consists of 17 sessions from July 16 to August 23 at Incheon Jung-gu Cultural Center and across the old downtown area of Jung-gu, and is free of charge.
  3. Students in Incheon from grade 5 to grade 9 can apply on a first-come, first-served basis starting June 4, and details are available on the center's website and Instagram.

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Exhibition in Our Neighborhood Planned by Teens: 'Jiyeok Yesulga' Project Starts in July

Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 청소년이 기획하는 우리 동네 전시회, ‘지역예술가’ 프로젝트 7월 시작

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