
I want to go to the art museum
Description
Book Introduction
Learn from the best docent, Chan-Yong Kim How to enjoy exhibitions freely and confidently - How to discover good exhibitions - Tips for appreciating works by genre - Tips for choosing the right exhibition for you - A list of highly recommended domestic and international art museums - Docent Kim Chan-yong's Life Exhibition & Works Art exhibitions, which have long been considered a culture enjoyed by a select few with artistic flair, are now entering the public eye. With exhibitions planned not only in large art museums but also in various spaces such as galleries and cafes, a wider variety of exhibitions are now available. The perception that exhibition halls should be solemn and noble is shifting towards a more Instagrammable and unique atmosphere as the number of younger visitors increases. However, when you come out of an exhibition without any knowledge about art, you sometimes wonder, 'Did I see it properly?' Author Kim Chan-yong, who has been working as a docent on-site for 17 years, kindly guides visitors who want to enjoy the exhibition more, from how to discover their own exhibition tastes to recommendations for domestic and international art galleries. Let's become a more in-depth appreciator through the carefully selected exhibitions and museum stories of this person who served as a docent in hundreds of exhibitions, including the "Fauve Masterpieces Exhibition," "Raoul Dupi Exhibition," and "Edward Hopper Exhibition," which attracted countless visitors to the museum in Korea. |
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index
intro.
On the way to the art museum
Section 0.
Art museums are popping up
The world's most popular art museum
The beginning of art museum history
Mediator between the museum and the audience
The birthplace of the certification shot culture
The moment when vanity turns into love
[Pick 1: Artists Spotlighted by Exhibition Guide Kim Chan-yong - A Great Artist to Begin Your Appreciation with: Van Gogh]
Section 1.
An eye for selecting good exhibitions
Five Factors That Determine a Good Exhibition
Finding my exhibition taste
TIP to make exhibitions more enjoyable if you know_What are my exhibition preferences?
How to discover good exhibitions
Is it a good exhibition if there are many works?
[Pick2 Exhibition Commentator Kim Chan-yong's Focus: An Exhibition Featuring the Wonderful Encounter of Mark Rothko and Alberto Giacometti]
Section 2.
To enjoy the exhibition 200%
Appreciating art isn't something grand.
Understanding the exhibition flow
How to Use the Docent Tour Program Correctly
Expand your experience through exhibition-related programs
When I met my life's work
[Pick 3: Exhibition Guide Kim Chan-yong's Featured Work - Kim Chan-yong's Life's Work, Felix Gonzalez Torres' "Untitled, The Perfect Lover"]
Section 3.
How to appreciate each work
Figurative and abstract, painting and sculpture, original and reproduction and concept
A portrait that becomes more moving the more you know about it
Religion? Each has its own reasons for leaving behind historical images.
Still life, don't draw it like a photograph
Accurate, sensual, and beautiful landscape painting
Our attitude toward abstraction
Changes in the piece
Diversity of prints
Understanding the Philosophy Behind Conceptual Art
[Pick 4 Exhibition commentator Kim Chan-yong's featured work - A fusion of genres, Giuseppe Arcimboldo's "Four Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter"
Section 4.
How to use overseas art museums
The form of the art museum
An art journey that will help you master art history
Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, Pompidou Center
Paris attractions for lovers
Orangerie Museum, Marmottan Monet Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art of the City of Paris
An art journey that satisfies even the most enthusiastic of art lovers.
Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum
Additional Visits for Maniacs
Mauritshuis, Kröller-Müller Museum
An art journey to enjoy modern art
Tate Modern, Royal Academy
Recommended travel tips for art lovers: Art galleries outside the museum
Bristol, Liverpool
POINT Recommendations for Major Art Museums Around the World
[Pick 5 Exhibitions Spotlighted by Exhibition Commentator Kim Chan-yong - Between Academics and Markets, Biennales and Art Fairs]
Section 5.
How to use domestic art museums
How to use major domestic art museums
A space where you can build your fundamentals
National Museum of Korea, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
A space with many plans for the public
Seoul Museum of Art, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center
A space where you can broaden your horizons as an enthusiast
Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, Museum San, and Gu House Museum of Art
POINT Recommendations for Major Domestic Art Museums
outro.
The Future of Art Museums, the Need for Art Museums
Source of illustrations and photos
On the way to the art museum
Section 0.
Art museums are popping up
The world's most popular art museum
The beginning of art museum history
Mediator between the museum and the audience
The birthplace of the certification shot culture
The moment when vanity turns into love
[Pick 1: Artists Spotlighted by Exhibition Guide Kim Chan-yong - A Great Artist to Begin Your Appreciation with: Van Gogh]
Section 1.
An eye for selecting good exhibitions
Five Factors That Determine a Good Exhibition
Finding my exhibition taste
TIP to make exhibitions more enjoyable if you know_What are my exhibition preferences?
How to discover good exhibitions
Is it a good exhibition if there are many works?
[Pick2 Exhibition Commentator Kim Chan-yong's Focus: An Exhibition Featuring the Wonderful Encounter of Mark Rothko and Alberto Giacometti]
Section 2.
To enjoy the exhibition 200%
Appreciating art isn't something grand.
Understanding the exhibition flow
How to Use the Docent Tour Program Correctly
Expand your experience through exhibition-related programs
When I met my life's work
[Pick 3: Exhibition Guide Kim Chan-yong's Featured Work - Kim Chan-yong's Life's Work, Felix Gonzalez Torres' "Untitled, The Perfect Lover"]
Section 3.
How to appreciate each work
Figurative and abstract, painting and sculpture, original and reproduction and concept
A portrait that becomes more moving the more you know about it
Religion? Each has its own reasons for leaving behind historical images.
Still life, don't draw it like a photograph
Accurate, sensual, and beautiful landscape painting
Our attitude toward abstraction
Changes in the piece
Diversity of prints
Understanding the Philosophy Behind Conceptual Art
[Pick 4 Exhibition commentator Kim Chan-yong's featured work - A fusion of genres, Giuseppe Arcimboldo's "Four Seasons: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter"
Section 4.
How to use overseas art museums
The form of the art museum
An art journey that will help you master art history
Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, Pompidou Center
Paris attractions for lovers
Orangerie Museum, Marmottan Monet Museum, and the Museum of Modern Art of the City of Paris
An art journey that satisfies even the most enthusiastic of art lovers.
Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum
Additional Visits for Maniacs
Mauritshuis, Kröller-Müller Museum
An art journey to enjoy modern art
Tate Modern, Royal Academy
Recommended travel tips for art lovers: Art galleries outside the museum
Bristol, Liverpool
POINT Recommendations for Major Art Museums Around the World
[Pick 5 Exhibitions Spotlighted by Exhibition Commentator Kim Chan-yong - Between Academics and Markets, Biennales and Art Fairs]
Section 5.
How to use domestic art museums
How to use major domestic art museums
A space where you can build your fundamentals
National Museum of Korea, National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
A space with many plans for the public
Seoul Museum of Art, Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center
A space where you can broaden your horizons as an enthusiast
Leeum, Samsung Museum of Art, Museum San, and Gu House Museum of Art
POINT Recommendations for Major Domestic Art Museums
outro.
The Future of Art Museums, the Need for Art Museums
Source of illustrations and photos
Detailed image

Publisher's Review
From casual observer to deep enthusiast
Just for you who want to enjoy the exhibition to the fullest.
How to appreciate exhibitions and museum recommendations
Why do we go to art museums? Perhaps it's because we can experience new sensations we can't find in everyday life.
Although we live in an age where it's easy to find art online, nothing compares to the thrill of walking through an exhibition hall and encountering each piece in person.
As you follow the author's explanations and turn the pages, you will find yourself wanting to go out and experience an exhibition that suits your taste.
This book is faithful to providing visitors to the museum with information that will allow them to properly appreciate the works of art.
At first, they encourage you to visit the museum just to take a commemorative photo, explain in detail how to find a good exhibition, and convince you that just because there are a lot of works of art doesn't mean it's a good exhibition.
It also provides guidance on how to best utilize the docent program.
Entering the middle part of the book, it discusses how to appreciate each piece, from portraits, still lifes, landscapes, abstract paintings, sculptures, prints, and conceptual art, and in the last two sections, it introduces overseas and domestic art museums by their characteristics and routes, allowing you to feel as if you were walking through an art museum yourself.
At the end of each section, exhibition commentator Kim Chan-yong introduces the author of a life, an exhibition of a life, and a work of life, encouraging readers to find their own author of a life, an exhibition of a life, and a work of life.
In addition, for readers who are unfamiliar with visiting overseas art museums, we have organized and recommended 71 art museums in Paris, Rome, Madrid, London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Brussels, Vienna, New York, and Tokyo, and for readers who plan to visit domestic art museums, we have organized and recommended 106 art museums nationwide by their characteristics.
Let's begin to enjoy the exhibition more richly through this book written for those who 'want to go to an art museum.'
Just for you who want to enjoy the exhibition to the fullest.
How to appreciate exhibitions and museum recommendations
Why do we go to art museums? Perhaps it's because we can experience new sensations we can't find in everyday life.
Although we live in an age where it's easy to find art online, nothing compares to the thrill of walking through an exhibition hall and encountering each piece in person.
As you follow the author's explanations and turn the pages, you will find yourself wanting to go out and experience an exhibition that suits your taste.
This book is faithful to providing visitors to the museum with information that will allow them to properly appreciate the works of art.
At first, they encourage you to visit the museum just to take a commemorative photo, explain in detail how to find a good exhibition, and convince you that just because there are a lot of works of art doesn't mean it's a good exhibition.
It also provides guidance on how to best utilize the docent program.
Entering the middle part of the book, it discusses how to appreciate each piece, from portraits, still lifes, landscapes, abstract paintings, sculptures, prints, and conceptual art, and in the last two sections, it introduces overseas and domestic art museums by their characteristics and routes, allowing you to feel as if you were walking through an art museum yourself.
At the end of each section, exhibition commentator Kim Chan-yong introduces the author of a life, an exhibition of a life, and a work of life, encouraging readers to find their own author of a life, an exhibition of a life, and a work of life.
In addition, for readers who are unfamiliar with visiting overseas art museums, we have organized and recommended 71 art museums in Paris, Rome, Madrid, London, Berlin, Amsterdam, Brussels, Vienna, New York, and Tokyo, and for readers who plan to visit domestic art museums, we have organized and recommended 106 art museums nationwide by their characteristics.
Let's begin to enjoy the exhibition more richly through this book written for those who 'want to go to an art museum.'
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 20, 2024
- Page count, weight, size: 392 pages | 468g | 125*175*26mm
- ISBN13: 9791129712295
- ISBN10: 112971229X
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