It was quite busy and tired yesterday. It was the first opening day of our gallery. Our opening exhibition featuring art works by Association of Korean Visual Artists in Australia (AKVA), entitles 'Crossing On Art' a group exhibition. We have invited many friends and artists to participate the opening night from 6 pm to 8 pm for our first exhibition and there was a special event by Ro Seung Joo to performance Korean traditional harp ‘GaYaGeum’. It was really amazing; most audience lost themselves in her music. By the way, Ro Seung Joo has mastered Korean callssical music at the Ewha Womans University, and has performed with the Seoul Metropolitan Traditional Music Orchestra and Sejong Traditional Music Orchestra with her Gayaguem. She is also famed for her performance of Hwang Byungki’s music. So, our gallery, Burwood Gallery will be holding a performance by her of Hwang Byungki’s Chimhyang-moo and Chuchunsa at 7 pm on 2nd, 3rd and 4th November. It is free and seats are limited 50 in our gallery. Welcome!
In order to present a wonderful night, we prepare everything early, as well as, we offer a lot of traditional Korean desert and fresh fruit and drink to the audiences. It looked professional when all staff wearing the same uniforms. During the exhibition, there were 11 Korean artists come to the gallery and kindly explained the meaning of their artworks. My main work today is easy but tired. I have a list of invitation, when the each audience comes in the gallery; I need to ask them whether they are on our invitation list or not. If not, I would ask them whether they mind leave their contact number or email address. So, our gallery will invite them to visit our new exhibition in the further.
Our gallery address: 24 Burleigh St, Burwood. (5 min from burwood station)
it's good to see the original Korean art and culture and the instrument seems like the Guzheng ,it must be so stunning and melodious. hope to listen to it live.
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