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Summer Exhibition Full of Fairytale Feel Opens: 'Summer Forest Where Fairy Tales Grow'
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- The Wonju Cultural Foundation will hold the themed exhibition 'Donghwaga Jarananeun Yeoreumsup' at the Midam Exhibition Hall of the Namsangol Culture Center from June 9 to 28.
- Woodcraft artist Kim Jong-hyeon, corn craft artist Jo Chang-i and Western painter Jang Seo-won will present works centered on nature.
- Admission to the exhibition is free and it is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., while weekend workshops for making corn-scented doll air fresheners are open to elementary school students and older on a first-come, first-served basis.
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