By Reporter Kayla Lee

Artwork submissions will be accepted from July 24th to August 13th.

The exhibition will take place at Maru Art Center in Insa-dong from August 23rd to August 28th.

Diplomacy Journal, Report­er Jeongha Lee | Today's art scene requires a new paradigm that goes beyond the logic and thinking of traditional visual aesthetics.

This logic is not confined to art alone but is evident across all humanities, natural scienc­es, and social sciences, signi­fying the emergence of a new worldview to address today's problems, marking a shift in perspective from a fundamen­tal standpoint on civilization and culture. 

Currently, the art world is striving to leap further to­wards K Art within the glob­al context, transcending the boundaries of the domestic scene and facing new challeng­es.

The World Peace Art Ex­hibition, which has led and pioneered diversity and trans­formation, is forming a new executive team this year, awaiting the participation of outstanding artists who pursue meaningful diversity of this era while coexisting with one another.

Chairman Park Cheol-gyu expressed readiness to create this year's World Peace Art Exhibition together with the works and profound resonance of representative artists from Korea, leading Korean art with their creative passion and dreams. Standing at the cen­ter of the Korean art market, they will present the direction of how Korean art should har­monize and grow within the global culture of contemporary times.

President Jaehwa Lee stated that only through world peace can humanity truly enjoy gen­uine happiness, and the noble spirit and infinite intelligence bestowed upon us as human beings should be dedicated to­wards peace and welfare.

Although the history of hu­manity has progressed gradu­ally through the wisdom and efforts of those who seek truth and goodness, in the process, humanity has often strayed from ideals and principles, injuring its own dignity. More­over, there have been numer­ous instances where humans have failed to fulfill their re­sponsibilities and wandered in confusion.

This year, the organizing committee includes Cheolgyu Park, Jaehwa Lee, Yumikyung, Hyuncheol Hong, Yongmo Kim, Soojin Lee, Young K, Wan Soon Shim, Eunkyung Jung, Kyungsook Shin, Hyunbyung Yoo, Makrye Lee, Jongyoon Choi, Byungkwon Lee, Okjoo Lee, Eunhee Lee, Moonbae Lee, Yongshik Kim, Hongsik Choi, Jaeseok Eom, Yonghyun Kim, and Jieun Kim, among other representative artists from Korea. The deadline for artwork submissions is August 13th, 2023, and the exhibi­tion will take place grandly at Maru Art Center in Insa-dong from August 23rd to August 28th.