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Ground-mounted electrical boxes in Jung-gu reborn as 'street art gallery' with works by artists with developmental disabilities
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- Jung-gu in Seoul is transforming 100 ground-mounted electrical boxes of Korea Electric Power into a 'street art gallery' by decorating them with works by artists with developmental disabilities.
- Ten artists with developmental disabilities are taking part, and the boxes will be installed in Yaksu-dong, Cheonggu-dong and Donghwa-dong in the first half of the year, and in Sindang-dong and Gwanghui-dong in the second half.
- Since the project began in 2023, works by artists with disabilities have been installed at a total of 386 sites, and participating artists are paid creative fees.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 중구 지상기기함, 발달장애인 작가 손길로 ‘거리 아트갤러리’로 재탄생
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