YG Entertainment holds ‘Project Yourside’ in Gunsan… Stepping forward to bridge the cultural gap
Quick Look
- YG Entertainment, in cooperation with the Jeonbuk Gunsan Culture and Tourism Foundation, will hold the 'Project Your Side Gunsan' exhibition at the Gunsan Hall and Gunsan Port 1981 from the 2nd to the 31st of next month.
- It is a social contribution project that expands pop culture content centered on the metropolitan area to regional areas to increase cultural accessibility and provide new cultural experiences to children, youth, and citizens.
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Why It Matters
YG Entertainment is operating 'Project Your Side' as a social contribution project to expand pop culture content concentrated in the metropolitan area to regional areas to bridge the cultural gap and increase cultural accessibility for children and youth.
YG Entertainment announced on the 10th that it will hold 'Project Your Side Gunsan' in conjunction with the Jeonbuk Gunsan Culture and Tourism Foundation from the 2nd to the 31st of next month at the Gunsan Hall and Gunsan Port 1981 area.
Project Your Side is YG Entertainment's social contribution project to expand pop culture content concentrated in the metropolitan area to regional areas to bridge cultural gaps and increase cultural accessibility for children and youth.
This exhibition is expected to bring new cultural vitality to the region beyond simple viewing by incorporating the contents of global entertainment companies into Gunsan.
In particular, we plan to connect YG's popular music content with Gunsan's cultural space to provide new cultural experiences to citizens and tourists, including local children and teenagers.
The main exhibition will be held at Gunsan Hall from the 2nd to 5th of next month, and the permanent exhibition will be held at Gunsan Port 1981 from the 8th to 31st of the same month.
The exhibition also features a variety of contents, including YG artists' albums, costumes, and goods, as well as various side events such as a dance class experience and making a media art light stick.
Lee Yong-jin, head of the city's culture and arts department, said, "Through this exhibition, we want to show how pop culture content meets the region and expands into new experiences."
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The number of visitors to the Gunsan area is expected to increase during the exhibition period.
Likely · Within weeks
With this exhibition, YG Entertainment's local cultural and social contribution projects are likely to expand to other regions.
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- How many people are expected to visit the exhibition?
- Is participation in side events free or paid?
- What impact is expected to have on tourism in the Gunsan area during the exhibition period?
