a Private Night at the Museum at 8:00 P.M. with Monet for Only 40 Guests

a viewofthe ‘Impressionism, Monet to America: light, Crossing the Ocean’ exhibition welcomed visitors in a special way. it’s the Night Museum, a private docent tour that takes place at 8pm.

the program is an invitation-only event for regular readers of The Korea Economic Daily’s Arte magazine and will be held three times on April 28, 29, and May 12. only 40 people will be admitted to this special exhibition after the department store closes, offering a tranquil nighttime art journey with masterpieces.

a quiet night, an extraordinary encounter with the Impressionists

the event begins with a commentary by docent Yerim Choi. echoing through the tranquil exhibition hall, her detailed commentarydraws visitors into the canvases of the Impressionist masters, allowing them to fully experience the light and emotion in the paintings. monet, Pissarro, Hassam, and other masterpieces come alive with stories.

after the lecture, there was 30 minutes of free viewingtime, where only 40 visitors had the entire 350-square-meter exhibition space to themselves.

a real ‘cultural perk’ that only subscribers can enjoy

visitors who participated in the event expressed their deep satisfaction, saying that it was the first time they had the opportunity to enjoy such an experience through ‘Arte Magazine’. “It would have been difficult to see it up close if there were a lot of people,” said a visitor in her 20s, who was recommended by her father.

another participant commented, “I was able to enjoy the art exhibition with my daughter and add more relaxation to my life. arte Magazine is not just an information magazine, but a bridge to cultural life opportunities.” [ /caption ] Another participant said, “Enjoying art exhibitions with my daughter has added to my life.

why is the ‘Monet to America’ exhibition so special?

the exhibition was the first of its kind in the countryto showcase the Worcester Art Museum’s Impressionist collection, and was notable for its rare organization, showing a flow from Classical Impressionism to American Impressionism. The exhibition was hugely popular, attracting more than 4,000 visitors a day during its initial run.

meanwhile, the Private Night Museum, which avoided the crowds, gave visitors a “night to remember” rather than just an art experience. This is a recommended Seoul exhibition for those looking for a quieter encounter with art.