Painter Henri Matisse Meets Art Lovers at Museums and Arboretums

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An exhibition inspired by the works of Henri Matisse is currently underway at the National Sejong Arboretum. With the exhibition "Henri Matisse and the Painters of Paris" also being held at the Cheongju Culture Manufacturing Plant, the National Sejong Arboretum and CJB Cheongju Broadcasting have signed a business agreement to promote a joint collaborative program.

CJB reporter Lee Minah has the story.

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A garden where intense colors and plants harmonize.

The color palettes and nature loved by Henri Matisse have been brought to life right in the middle of the National Sejong Arboretum greenhouse.

[Kim Jae-dong and Park Min-seo / Visitors: I came to the arboretum with my child to see plants, and it was refreshing and great to be able to see a Henri Matisse exhibition as well... The colors are diverse, and there is a lot to see.]

The "Henri Matisse and the Painters of Paris" exhibition is welcoming visitors at the Cheongju Culture Manufacturing Plant.

An art museum delivering the emotional impact of original works, and an arboretum reinterpreting the artistic world through nature.

CJB Cheongju Broadcasting and the National Sejong Arboretum have joined hands to offer a diverse experience of a master's artistic world.

Through this business agreement, joint promotions such as co-marketing, cultural content exchange, and ticket discounts will be actively pursued.

[Kang Shin-gu / President of the National Sejong Arboretum: I think it is meaningful in that visitors can experience a new convergent exhibition format by combining a single theme across both an art museum and an arboretum.]

The National Sejong Arboretum and CJB plan to continuously expand areas of cooperation, including exhibitions and educational programs combining culture and environment, as well as cultural sharing projects for underprivileged communities.

(Video by: Song Shin-ui, CJB)

Lee Minah, CJB
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