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Exhibition in Our Neighborhood Planned by Teens: 'Jiyeok Yesulga' Project Starts in July
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- Incheon Jung-gu Cultural Center is holding the 'Jiyeok Yesulga' youth curator education program, in which teenagers experience the entire exhibition planning process.
- The program consists of 17 sessions from July 16 to August 23 at Incheon Jung-gu Cultural Center and across the old downtown area of Jung-gu, and is free of charge.
- Students in Incheon from grade 5 to grade 9 can apply on a first-come, first-served basis starting June 4, and details are available on the center's website and Instagram.
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