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Busan Marine Natural History Museum to Host Online Themed Exhibition “2026 Year of the Horse” to Welcome the Year of the Horse

Jan 1, 2026 182  Views
◈ Jan. 2–Feb. 20: To welcome 2026, the Year of the Horse, the online themed exhibition “2026 Year of the Horse” will be held

◈ Works featuring horses by artists with developmental disabilities will be produced as videos and presented through both online and offline exhibitions, helping connect their artistic activities with the wider public

◈ The exhibition is free of charge; for more information, please visit the Busan Marine Natural History Museum website
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Busan Marine Natural History Museum (hereinafter, the “Museum”), an institution of Busan Metropolitan City, announced that it will host the online themed exhibition “2026 Year of the Horse” from tomorrow (Jan. 2) through Feb. 20, in celebration of 2026, the Year of the Horse.


This exhibition is organized by the community of artists with developmental disabilities, “Grim Eomma,” operated by art director Han Jemma, and will be held simultaneously online and offline at 28 institutions nationwide.


The “Grim Eomma” community has hosted annual exhibitions featuring artworks related to the zodiac animal of the year together with artists with developmental disabilities since 2022. Since last year, the exhibition has been shared with multiple institutions to help introduce their works to the public.


Through exhibitions showcasing the works of artists with developmental disabilities, art director Han Jemma has been standing alongside them and putting into practice the philosophy that “there is no prejudice in art.”


The exhibition will offer a wide range of works, featuring pieces by 88 artists with developmental disabilities, as well as works by art director Han Jemma.


A total of 88 artists with developmental disabilities—including 16 international artists—will participate. In addition, works by art director Han Jemma and by the artists’ mothers will also be produced and presented in online video format.


The exhibition will take place simultaneously online and offline at 28 institutions nationwide. At the Busan Marine Natural History Museum, it will be held in the lobby on the third floor of Building 1.


In particular, this year, an offline exhibition will also be held alongside the online program at Lush Village in Dumulmeori, Yangpyeong, providing visitors with an opportunity to view the actual works in person.
The offline exhibition at Lush Village in Dumulmeori, Yangpyeong, will run from Jan. 3 to Feb. 15.


The exhibition is free of charge. For more information, please visit the Busan Marine Natural History Museum website (busan.go.kr/sea) or contact the Museum at 051-550-8825.


Lee Hyang-suk, Director of the Museum, said, “Through this online themed exhibition celebrating the Year of the Horse, we hope to widely promote the activities of artists with developmental disabilities and provide a warm experience for visitors who come to the Museum at the beginning of the year.”

This content has been translated by AI. Please refer to the attached original Korean version for accuracy if needed.