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Yangcheon-gu's 'Canvas That Captures Time', Where Everyday Moments Become Stories
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- Yangcheon-gu announced that it will run the arts and culture program 'Sigan-eul Dameun Canvas' from May to October for 80 vulnerable residents aged 60 and older.
- The program is held at five facilities, including the Mokdong Senior Welfare Center, and since its launch in 2021 through last year, a total of about 240 people have taken part over four years.
- This year, the district plans to hold the 'Sigan-eul Dameun Jeonsihoe' exhibition at Omok Park so that more people can see the seniors' works.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 양천구, 일상의 순간들이 모여 이야기가 되는 ‘시간을 담은 캔버스’
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