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Kim Hwan-tae Literary Museum & Choe Buk Art Museum
Korean name김환태문학관&최북미술관
Machine-translated from Korean. Show original
- Inquiries
- 063-320-5636
- Opening hours
- 09:00~18:00 (last admission 17:30)
- Closed
- Every Monday / January 1st / Lunar New Year’s Day and Chuseok ※ However, if Monday is a public holiday, open, closed the next day
- Admission
- Free
The Kim Hwan-tae Literature Museum displays approximately 40 relics, including photographs and books of Kim Hwan-tae during his lifetime. Kim Hwan-tae was a literary critic who established the theoretical system of pure literature during the dark ages of Japanese colonial rule and was very active in the 1930s and 1940s. He was the pioneer who launched the seeds of pure literature in a literary world rigid with politics and ideology through criticism of trend literature and classism. The task that Kim Hwan-tae took on at the time was centered on rejecting the trend literature as a standard-bearer of pure literature, who loudly shouted against the trend literature being subjugated to politics. At the same time, although he could not directly express it at the end of the Japanese colonial rule at the time, he predicted that our literature would be transformed into a pro-Japanese literature in the future and served as a support to protect the purity of literature. In addition, the literary legacy he left behind became the foundation for establishing today's national literature.
Choi Buk Art Museum is a cultural complex built for the purpose of viewing the painting world of Choi Buk, a late Joseon painter. It opened on June 8, 2012. The Choi Buk Art Museum is an art space where you can see Choi Buk's unconventional and bold formative style, as well as a glimpse into Choi Buk's life and history, as well as the culture of Joseon. It is designed to provide a broad understanding of Choi Buk's art through permanent exhibitions of Choi Buk's works and experiential programs. It operates a video theater where you can see not only paintings but also various anecdotes related to Choi Buk, and the special exhibition room offers new things to see to visitors to the museum through regular replacement exhibitions. It operates a variety of programs to expand the cultural enjoyment of art by Muju residents and functions as a local art museum.
Details
- Rental information
- [Choebuk Art Museum
- Special exhibition room]
- 1 time: (Weekdays) 20,000 won / (Saturdays and public holidays) 30,000 won
- 1 day: (Weekdays) 50,000 won / (Saturdays and public holidays) 75,000 won [Kim Hwan-tae Literary Museum & Choi Buk Art Museum
- Seminar room]
- 1 time: (Weekdays) 20,000 won / (Saturdays and public holidays) 25,000 won
- 1 day: (Weekdays) 30,000 won / (Saturdays and public holidays) 40,000 won [Kim Hwan-tae Literary Museum & Choi Buk Art Museum
- Multi-purpose movie theater]
- 1 time: (Weekdays) 25,000 won / (Saturdays and public holidays) 35,000 won
- 1 day: (Weekdays) KRW 40,000 / (Saturdays and public holidays) KRW 60,000 ※ Per session: Less than 4 hours - Parking fee
- Free
Accessible travel information
Machine-translated from Korean.
Mobility
- Parking
- Parking for people with disabilities available_Barrier-free facilities
- Access route
- No step at the entrance; wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchairs
- Available for rent (1 unit)
- Elevator
- Elevator available
- Restroom
- Accessible restroom available (1st floor)