65-piece collection spans paintings, sculptures and ceramics; early-bird tickets on sale for one week from Wednesday
Pompidou Centre Hanwha will hold its second Pompidou Centre collection exhibition, "Chagall, Ever Crossing," from Nov. 24 to March 28, 2027.
The exhibition brings together major works by Marc Chagall held in the collection of France's Centre Pompidou, which owns one of the world's most significant Chagall collections — including pieces donated by the artist's family directly from his studio.
Staged in Exhibition Hall 1 at Pompidou Centre Hanwha, the show will feature 65 works — paintings, sculptures and ceramics — drawn from Centre Pompidou holdings deposited at 10 institutions across France, alongside reproduced stained-glass pieces and media works.
Early-bird tickets go on sale Wednesday and will be available for one week through Sunday, with a total of 3,000 tickets offered. Adult single-admission tickets are discounted 30 percent from the regular price of 25,000 won ($19) to 17,500 won.
A package combining admission with a paid audio guide is also available for 20,500 won. Early-bird tickets are valid from Nov. 24 through Dec. 11 and can be purchased on the Pompidou Centre Hanwha official website.
General tickets go on sale Nov. 15 through the same website. Regular admission prices are 25,000 won for adults, 17,500 won for seniors and teenagers, and 15,000 won for children. Further details on the exhibition and ticketing will be posted on the Pompidou Centre Hanwha official website.
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