Welcome to Unbo's house.
Unbo Kim Ki-chang was born in 1914 and lived until 2001, playing a pivotal role in the modern and contemporary development of Korean art.
He became a recommended artist during the Japanese occupation and tried to find a Korean art world after liberation.
The representative works produced more than 15,000 works, including "The Life of Jesus" seen in Hanok, cubist Korean painting, cyanobacteria and foliage, letters, and abstract paintings.
There is a drawing exhibition in the basement of the museum, so please look around and enjoy it.
Thank you.
