Modu Art Theater

Modu Art Theater, where Disability Art Week in Seoul programs will be held, removed off-sets on the floor to make the entire space flat, providing unrestricted movement to visitors with limited mobility. All floors can be accessed by elevator and there are accessible toilets.

Etiquette for All

Disability Art Week in Seoul is comfortable with a little noise or someone moving around during a program, and everyone is respectful of each other.

Our programs are presented in a variety of languages. Please be patient with the time difference in translating each other’s languages.

Mobility aid
All programs provide mobility aid(except for exhibition). If you need mobility aid, please call or text 070-8080-4788 for more information.

If you travel by subway, mobility aid will be provided from the ground-level elevator at exit 8 of Chungjeongno station to the theater as well as inside the theater.

If you travel by car(private, taxi), mobility aid will be provided from the Seven Eleven at Modu Art Theater’s B1 entrance to the theater as well as inside the theater.

Exhibition

•  [naran naran] Sunyoung Park, Somi Lee, Picture Parallel Braille

Braille Guides
Braille guides to the artworks in the exhibition are available.

Lecture

• Amanda Cachia <The Agency of Access: Contemporary Disability Art and Institutional Critique>
• Asa Ito <Disability as a catalyst for designing a new society>
• Alice Fox  <Where next for inclusive arts? Philosophical routes and practical journeys>
• Carrie Sandahl  <Naming and Claiming Disability Aesthetics>

Wheelchair seats
Wheelchair accessibility is available and there are a small number of wheelchair seats. Please call or text for booking.

Subtitle commentary(CART)
Lectures by international speakers will provide Korean subtitles on monitors.

Sign language interpretation
Sign language interpreter will interpret the lectures.

Workshop

• [MuriMuri Amuri] <Muri to Talk>
• [naran naran] Hyejin Yeo <Multiple Ways to Meet the Artwork> *CART and sign language translation provided upon request
• [naran naran] Taeyoon Choi <Access is Forever>
• Asa Ito<Designing a Country without Sight>
• Carrie Sandahl  <How do we describe disabled bodies when we are taught not to look at them?>

Wheelchair seats
Wheelchair accessibility is available and there are a small number of wheelchair seats. Please call or text for booking.

Subtitle commentary(CART)
Lectures by international speakers will provide Korean subtitles on monitors.

Sign language interpretation
Sign language interpreter will interpret the lectures.

Roundtable

• Amanda Cachia <The Agency of Access: Contemporary Disability Art and Institutional Critique>
• Alice Fox <The crossing points between inclusive art and contemporary art: a roundtable with Korean curators >

Wheelchair seats
Wheelchair accessibility is available and there are a small number of wheelchair seats. Please call or text for booking.

Subtitle commentary(CART)
Lectures by international speakers will provide Korean subtitles on monitors.

Sign language interpretation
Sign language interpreter will interpret the lectures.

Talk

• [MuriMuri Amuri] <Muri to Live>

Wheelchair seats
Wheelchair accessibility is available and there are a small number of wheelchair seats. Please call or text for booking.

Subtitle commentary(CART)
Lectures by international speakers will provide Korean subtitles on monitors.

Sign language interpretation
Sign language interpreter will interpret the lectures.