iHangaram Art MuseumSeocho-gu
Annual showcase of new work by visual artists from the Seoul Disability Arts Creation Center, co-hosted with the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture since 2023.
Miyoung Kim draws knitwear. In Old Bird Hatching, a pale egg made of cable-knit stitches splits open on a knitted ground, every stitch built up in coloured pencil. She is one of six artists from the 16th cohort of the Seoul Disability Arts Creation Center in this show.
The title is a pun: 달리 (dalli) is Korean for "differently", with a nod to Salvador Dalí. The six range from Seunghyun Kim's deep-sea gardens to Gyuchul Shim's ink drawings crowded with robots and spaceships. Each artist's main work is also reproduced as a 3D relief you can touch, and there are large-print leaflets, colour-correcting glasses, an audio guide and sign-language interpretation. At the end you finish the sentence "달리 ____" yourself.
Entry is free and open to all ages. Docent talks run weekends at 14:00 and 16:00, no booking needed. Hall 7 is inside the Vitamin Station, where the Service Plaza lends wheelchairs free. Open 10:00 to 19:00, closed Mondays.
Miyoung Kim, Old Bird Hatching (2026)
Look for a white egg drawn as cable-knit wool, splitting along one seam inside a knitted border, all of it in coloured pencil.
Gyuchul Shim, Black Trooper Guard (2025)
Ink on hanji nearly 1.5 metres wide, packed edge to edge with spaceships, robots and soldiers under a planted flag.
Hyeseung Wi, Fissure (2024)
A bare back with one raised pink line running down the spine, made by layering and grinding back mixed media on hanji.
Jaehyun Lim, Accepted Sight (2026)
Three identical red-haired nude figures sit shoulder to shoulder above a strip of blue water, painted in acrylic and oil.
The touch reliefs
Each of the six artists' main works is remade as a 3D relief, so you can follow its lines and shapes with your fingertips.
Free and open to all ages. Kids can touch the 3D reliefs of each artist's main work.