The National Hangeul Museum plans to hold overseas exhibitions each year in order to promote values of Hangeul culture, and these exhibitions, in turn, will be presented to the national audience later on. As the first step, the exhibition titled ‘Hangeul Design: Prototypes and Future of the Korean Alphabet’ opened in 2016 at Korean Cultural Center in Tokyo. The current exhibition is the first of the same title touring in Korea. The exhibition consists of ‘Part 1: Easily Learned and Conveniently Used’ and ‘Part 2: Limitlessly Altered’. The exhibition explains the principles of creating 28 letters, by combining simple shapes based on primary forms such as dots, lines, and circles, along with 8 basic letters.

When	Feb. 28, 2017 - May. 28, 2017
Location	Special Exhibition Hall (3F) National Hangel Museum, 3rd Floor 139, Seoubinggo-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, 04383, Republic of Korea
Transportation	** By subway Line 4/ Jungang Line (Seokso-Yongsan) Exit the train at Ichon Station and go to Exit 2. Follow the ‘Moving Museum’ and go 400m to the right. From Exit 2 at Ichon Station, walk straight ahead for 600m towards Family Park. Merge onto the trail on the left. Moving Museum (between Ichon Station and the National Museum of Korea) Hours Tuesday, Thursday, Friday:8:00 - 19:00 Wednesday, Saturday:8:00 - 22:00 Sunday:8:00 - 20:00 (Moving Museum is closed on Mondays.) ** By Blue No.: 400, 502 Get off at National Museum of Korea, Yongsan Family Park. Walk to the main gate of the National Museum of Korea and continue 200m to the right.
Contact(TEL/FAX/Email)	Tel: 82-2-2124-6200
Homepage	http://www.hangeul.go.kr/ (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)