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Culture and art relay to overcome COVIS-19

Culture and art relay to overcome COVIS-19


The “Good Consumption Movement,” initiated by Gyeonggi Province to restore the stagnant social atmosphere and the shrinking economy due to COVIS-19, is continuing into the field of culture and arts, reaping results from the residents. The “Good Consumption Movement” began in April as a policy to support local economy and local jobs while maintaining physical distancing according to COVIS-19.




Looking at the good consumption movement in the field of culture and arts, the “Drive Theater,” where you can watch performances or movies in the car, is operated every Saturday from the 20th to July 11th. GyeonGi Cultural Foundation selects 40 performance works and supports up to 20 million won through competition for cultural and artistic performances and independent films that have been postponed or canceled due to COVIS-19. 50 independent films are purchased and 10 are supported at Drive Theater (automobile). Theater), and the rest will be screened sequentially at museums. In addition, classical and jazz performances at the 3rd KINTEX site in Goyang on the 20th, a musical and dance performance at the 2nd parking lot at Ansan Hwarang Amusement Park on the 27th, crossover at the 3rd KINTEX site in Goyang on July 4, Yangpyeong on July 11 Traditional arts are performed in the parking lot of the park golf course.


The “Good Travel Campaign,” which sells up to 70% discount on tourist attractions in the province, which can be used until the end of next year, also received enthusiastic responses with sales of 750 million won. As part of supporting freelance instructors, artists, and sportsmen, we are actively producing video content such as online lectures. Gyeonggi Province helped freelance instructors by conducting live online “Basic Income On Air Education” for a total of five times from May 7th to 13th. Gyeonggi-do Sports Association provides online instructional video content for 77 sports clubs only to those who wish to reach 77 sports clubs until business operations are normalized. So far, 42 instructors from 10 cities and counties out of 73 sports instructor applicants participate in online classes.





The Gyeonggi Art Center is a 'Bangbanggokgok' that showcases the works of 245 performing organizations, including cultural sharing performance groups, culture and arts and social economy companies, and art groups, and 28 works selected through a contest to support outstanding performances by Gyeonggi-do art groups overcoming COVIS-19. Kokkok Art Broadcasting Station' is in operation. The video is being released on YouTube's'Kak!tv Gyeonggi Art Center' (19,000 subscribers) and Naver TV.


Meanwhile, as one of the Good Consumption Movements, about 400 people participated in the use of disaster basic income and later events in Gyeonggi Province. Participants said, “I am a senior high school student, but I put on the glasses that I had been putting off due to disaster basic income. “I think my studies are going better”, “I am an office worker in my 30s, but as soon as I received the basic income for a disaster, I dyed the marlin that was delayed at the local beauty salon”, “My mother in her 80s told me I needed rice, so I ordered it right away.” Marked.


A Gyeonggi-do official said, “The Good Consumption Movement, which became a hot topic as a drive marketplace, has spread to the culture and art world, and it is becoming a force for those in related fields. I hope to continue the Good Consumption Movement that supports the field of culture and arts.”



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