• Source: Gyeonggi Arts High School

      • Gyeonggi Arts High School (Korean: 경기예술고등학교), also known by the abbreviation Gyeonggi Yego (Korean: 경기예고) is a public high school located in Bucheon, South Korea. It is the only publicly-funded high school among art high schools located in Gyeonggi-do and has a dormitory that can accommodate over 200 people.


      Academics


      It provides curriculum for a total of 4 arts fields, and the number of recruitment varies depending on the department. The music department is divided into detailed majors according to the musical instrument, and the art department can choose one of four major majors during the semester: Western Painting, Korean Painting, Sculpture, and Design. The Department of Theatre and Film, from 2009, is subdivided into acting majors and film majors. The department of Animation and Cartoon has several preparatory classes for students majoring in animation, as well as for those who aim to study abroad in Japan and France.
      The school annually hold a musical event (Co-created by the entire students) and a graduation exhibition (Department of Visual Arts). In 2020, the school announced its first ‘online performance’ due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The orchestra regularly perform throughout the academic year.
      Majority of recent graduates are continuing their study in Korean or overseas universities, including SNU, Hongik University, and Kyung Hee University.


      = Organisation

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      Department of Animation & Cartoon
      Department of Classical Music, consists of Gyeonggi Arts High School Orchestra & Choir
      Department of Film & Theatre
      Department of Visual Arts


      = Academic affiliation

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      In February 2017, the school signed a MOU with Lam Tai Fai College in Hong Kong, and have agreed to offer exchange programmes for students and staff to increase knowledge and cultural appreciation.


      Gyeonggi Art Hall


      Gyeonggi Art Hall is home for the school's orchestra & choir, and the department of theatre. The building has 4 floors and consists of 2 training rooms and a concert hall with 572 seats in total.


      In media


      In 2015, a South Korean reality show Welcome Back to School aired several episodes filmed in Gyeonggi Arts High School. The episodes features celebrities such as Lee Tae-min of Shinee and Seulgi of Red Velvet. One of the cast members, Jo Young-nam, donated 5 Million South Korean won, to establish a scholarship fund for the students.


      Notable alumni


      Kim Seol-hyun
      Lee Soo-kyung


      References




      External links


      School Website
      Gyeonggi Arts High School at KERIS

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