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Have a ‘White Christmas in the City’ at Trade Center in Samseong-dong

In celebration of the Christmas season, the heart of Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu will be adorned with a dazzling display of media art showcasing a festival of lights.   The 2024 Seoul Media Art Festival (SMAF 2024) will be held for seven days, from December 19th to 25th, around the Trade Center and the square in front of Exit 6 of Samseong Station.   The event is designed to offer the visitors a new form of cultural and artistic experience, utilizing large digital screens and public squares in the Gangnam-gu outdoor advertising district. Additionally, the festival aims to serve as a platform for emerging artists, laying the foundation for the future media industry.   The theme of this year's event is "White Forest Fantasia," with a focus on creating a fantastic Christmas light display in the city center, celebrating the season with dazzling media art.   Each day during the event, seven screenings will take place, each lasting 15 minutes, consisting of Part 1, the main theme show, and Part 2, the media art show. The show will utilize both indoor and outdoor media screens near the Trade Center.   Notably, a total of 71 media screens will be linked together — 17 outdoor and 54 indoor screens — for simultaneous display, while the entire square area in front of Exits 5 and 6 of Samseong Station will be utilized, maximizing the scale and grandeur of the event.   The first part, the main theme show, will be an immersive experience focusing on the mystical journey of Christmas stars in the winter city. It will feature a media art performance that integrates the entire outdoor media square, creating a powerful experience of immersion and giving the audience the feeling of stepping into a scene from a movie.   The second part, the media art show, will feature diverse pieces of art, with each day assigned to a different partner organization. These include works from Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, EASYWITH, VERSEDAY, The JoongAng, Lay Village, CJ CGV X d’strict, Hongik University X LED.ART, each showcasing unique and creative media art.   The festival will also feature SMAF-specialized spaces across the outdoor square in front of Samseong Station Exit 6. The venue will display large-scale installations, including a 6-meter-tall wish tree and a 10-meter LED screen, combined with lighting structures to form the signature Luminaire Show Screen, along with a White Forest that evokes the fantasy of a forest of lights.   The event will feature thematic sections and a storytelling approach to enhance the immersive experience, while offering activities like decorating the giant wish tree with ornaments, a photo booths, and a time capsule letter writing experience where visitors can send a wish to be displayed on the digital screen one year later.   The 2024 Seoul Media Art Festival is hosted by Gangnam-gu and Public-private Joint Council on Outdoor Advertising Free Display Zones, and organized by WTC Seoul, Parnas Hotel, Hyundai Duty Free, CJ CGV, The Joongang, Hyundai Future Net, and Invent Partners, with support from the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, the Metropolitan Government of Seoul, Gangnam-gu, and the Korea International Trade Association.    박원중 기자 ([email protected])christmas center trade center city center media screens

2024-12-15

[오늘의 생활영어] get to do or have (something); ~할 기회가 생기다

(Jim picks Roger up at the airport in Los Angeles … )   (짐이 로스앤젤레스 공항에서 로저를 차에 태운다…)   Jim: So how was New York City?   짐: 그래 뉴욕은 어땠어?   Roger: Oh it was great! Just great!   로저: 와 좋았어! 정말 좋았어!     Jim: How was the weather?   짐: 날씨는 어땠어?   Roger: Couldn 't be better; sunny blue skies cool breezes.   로저: 더할 나위 없이 좋았지. 맑고 하늘도 파랗고 바람도 선선하고.   Jim: How's the family?   짐: 가족들은?   Roger: Everybody is good. It was great to see everyone.   로저: 모두들 좋아. 모두 보니 아주 좋더라고.   Jim: Did you get to see any plays while you were there?   짐: 있는 동안 연극 볼 기회는 없었어?   Roger: No I couldn't. My family had me pretty busy.   로저: 응 못봤어. 가족들이 잘 놓아주질 않아서.   Jim: Do you see yourself moving back to New York?   짐: 뉴욕으로 다시 이사갈 생각은 있어?   Roger: Not right now but I do want to make it back for the Christmas holidays.   로저: 당장은 아니고 크리스마스 연휴 전에 다시 가보고 싶긴 해.   기억할만한 표현   * pretty (busy): 아주 매우 (바쁘다)     "It's pretty hot today. Let's not play tennis." (오늘은 꽤 덥네요. 테니스는 관둡시다.)   * do you see yourself?: ~하는 걸 상상이 가세요?     "Do you see yourself getting married and having children some day?" (장차 결혼해서 아이 낳고 사는 것 상상이 가요?)   * make it back to or for: ~에 다시 가다     "I'm going to try to make it back for supper tonight." (저녁 전까지 들어가도록 노력할게요.)   California International University www.ciula.edu (213)381-3710오늘의 생활영어 기회 jim picks christmas holidays just great

2024-01-08

[오늘의 생활영어] have to run; 이제 가야합니다

(Joyce and Mary are having lunch … )   (조이스와 매리가 점심을 먹고 있다…)   Joyce: Have you finished you Christmas shopping?   조이스: 크리스마스 샤핑 끝냈어?   Mary: I don’t want to talk about it.   매리: 얘기하고 싶지 않아.   Joyce: You get stressed out every Christmas.   조이스: 넌 크리스마스마다 스트레스를 받는 것같다.   Mary: You’re right. I must be out of my mind.   매리: 맞아. 내가 정신이 나갔나봐.   Joyce: You are when you just shop on the weekends.   조이스: 주말에만 샤핑하면 그렇게 되지.   Mary: But I work. It’s the only time I have.   매리: 하지만 나는 일하잖아. 그때밖에 시간이 없어.   Joyce: I can help you if you want me to.   조이스: 원한다면 내가 도와줄 수 있어.   Mary: I might take you up on that.   매리: 정말 그렇게 부탁할지도 몰라.   Joyce: Give me a call.   조이스: 전화해.   Mary: I will but now I have to run.   매리: 그럴께 하지만 지금은 이제 가야 해.     ━   기억할만한 표현     * to be stressed out: 스트레스받다     She has three tests tomorrow so she's stressed out.     (걔는 내일 시험이 세 개나 있어서 아주 스트레스받고 있어요.)   * out of (one's) mind: 정신나간 짓을 하다     You'd be out of your mind to sell your car now.   (지금 차를 파는 것은 정신나간 짓이에요.)   * take (one) up on (something): ~의 제안을 받아들이다     I might take you up on that offer of a drink.     (음료수 사주신다고 한 것 감사히 받겠어요.)오늘의 생활영어 가야 run mary are you christmas tests tomorrow

2022-09-11

[오늘의 생활영어] a gift card; 선물권

(Two co-workers are talking in the office … )   (직장 동료 둘이 사무실에서 얘기한다…)   Selma: I can’t believe that December is already here.   셀마: 벌써 12월이라니 믿어지지가 않아.   Eric: Christmas will be here before you know it.   에릭: 금방 크리스마스가 올 거야.   Selma: I got a jump on my Christmas shopping so I’m almost done.   셀마: 난 일찍 크리스마스 쇼핑을 시작해서 이제 거의 다 끝냈어.   Eric: I haven’t even thought about it.   에릭: 난 생각도 못했는데.   Selma: That's just like you … always shopping at the last minute.   셀마: 딱 너답다 … 항상 막판에 쇼핑하는 것.   Eric: Not this year. This year I’m not going to shop.   에릭: 올해는 아냐. 올해는 쇼핑 안할 거야.   Selma: You’re not buying presents for anyone?   셀마: 아무한테도 선물 사주지 않을 거야?   Eric: I didn’t say that. I said I’m not going to shop.   에릭: 그렇게 얘기한 건 아냐. 쇼핑을 안한다고 한 거지.   Selma: You lost me. What are you going to do?   셀마: 무슨 얘기야. 어떻게 하겠다는 거야?   Eric: I’m buying gift cards for everyone.   에릭: 모두한테 선물권을 사줄 거야.     ━   기억할만한 표현     * get a jump on (something): 다른 사람들보다 먼저 하다   "I made my vacation plans early this year because I wanted to get a jump on everyone."     (전 올해 휴가 계획을 다른 사람들 보다도 먼저 미리 세웠습니다.)   * at the last minute: 마지막 순간   "I got some extra tickets at the last minute."     (제가 아주 마지막 순간에 입장권을 몇개 더 구했습니다.)   * lose (somebody): 혼동시키다 못알아듣게 하다   "Can you say that again please? You lost me."     (다시 말씀해주실래요? 못알아들었는데요.)오늘의 생활영어 선물권 gift christmas shopping buying gift 크리스마스 쇼핑

2022-09-08

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