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Exhibition 'To Be Continued' by Artists with Developmental Disabilities Concludes at Library
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- The Kkumkkuneunnamu Day and Short-term Care Center concluded its 6th work exhibition, 'To Be Continued,' from the 19th to the 20th.
- Artists with developmental disabilities showcased works they had created over the past year at the Wonju City Central Library and met with visitors.
- At the artists' meet-and-greet, a fan signing event was held where personal stamps were used instead of written signatures, and the center director asked for continued local interest and support.
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