As Co-Director of Artforyou, Lee Ji-hyun pursues the possibilities of art beyond efficiency and instrumental logic, promoting the intrinsic value of artistic practice as an “advocate for art.”

A cultural planner bridging the public and private sectors, Kim has worked with public theaters and KT&G Sangsangmadang, and is currently with the Paradise Cultural Foundation. Her work focuses on creating happier lives for people through the arts.

Researcher and educator specializing in the intersection of arts, management, and policy.
Currently Associate Professor at Hongik University, Department of Arts and Cultural Management, following his Ph.D. at the University of Southern California.
He serves as Vice President of the Korean Society of Arts Management and as a committee member of the Korean Association for Arts Policy and Administration.
His research focuses on exploring the spiritual and social value of art enterprises and cultural arts.

Chief Curator at Space K.
Since 2011, he has planned and curated more than 160 exhibitions at Space K museums nationwide.
He is particularly interested in supporting emerging artists, rediscovering overlooked creators, and fostering opportunities for reappraisal in both Korean and international contexts.

As Co-Director of Artforyou, Lee Ji-hyun pursues the possibilities of art beyond efficiency and instrumental logic, promoting the intrinsic value of artistic practice as an “advocate for art.”

A sound and bio artist exploring the intersection of humans and microbes through auditory perception, creating works where microbial processes are expressed as sound.

Operator of Meogom Brewery, Jung focuses on fermentation using natural yeasts. His work emphasizes values that enrich both human life and the environment, through simple yet profound tastes and sustainable practices.

Blue Town is a collective where hearts become each other’s home. Their practice emphasizes connection—free from boundaries of art, love, or life—offering travelers and audiences a safe and tender space to gather.

At Blue Town, they paint, dance, write, and meditate together, always playing with sincerity, openness, and joy.

Jeong Chaeryeong observes and documents ordinary yet time-worn scenes—artist studios, old streets, and beauty salons—through photography.
Her work, informed by participation in multi-disciplinary projects and international NGO collaborations, continually explores ways of perceiving people and places within these environments.

Blue Town is a collective where hearts become each other’s home. Their practice emphasizes connection—free from boundaries of art, love, or life—offering travelers and audiences a safe and tender space to gather.

At Blue Town, they paint, dance, write, and meditate together, always playing with sincerity, openness, and joy.

ArtXShift is a creative platform that bridges art and life in a rapidly changing era, generating new cultural experiences and connections.

Grass-Glass is a brand that tells stories of everyday life and attitude. Centered on silk-screen printing, they create handcrafted goods such as cups, mood lights, and posters—each imbued with unique narratives, earning them the nickname “Storytellers of Daily Life.”

As Co-Director of Artforyou, Lee Ji-hyun pursues the possibilities of art beyond efficiency and instrumental logic, promoting the intrinsic value of artistic practice as an “advocate for art.”

Known for his candid voice and lifelong dedication to music, Kim Hak-seon brings both insight and passion to his criticism. At PML, he leads the conversation with honesty, offering thoughtful perspectives on music and musicianship.

Known for his candid voice and lifelong dedication to music, Kim Hak-seon brings both insight and passion to his criticism. At PML, he leads the conversation with honesty, offering thoughtful perspectives on music and musicianship.

Within Euljiro lie special spaces created by the passage of time and by artists.
Would you like to walk with us and discover them together?

Shall we set out to explore different spaces? Through these places, discover your own inclinations and tastes.
(Note: Some separate admission fees may apply. Don’t miss the drinks prepared by the artists for those who join!)

A time to view exhibitions together, share your impressions, and hear others’ perspectives.
Anyone is welcome—whether you seek a casual workshop atmosphere, a chance to exchange ideas, or simply enjoy exhibitions and conversation.