Park Seo-jin named Minhwa ambassador after completing first exhibition
Singer Park Seo-jin held his first joint exhibition of Minhwa (Korean folk paintings) after studying the art form for 10 months, earning an appointment as a Minhwa ambassador.
Singer Park Seo-jin was appointed a Minhwa ambassador during the October 31 broadcast of KBS2's 'Mr. House Husband 2' following a 10-month study period. His 'Peony Painting,' which took five months to complete, was featured at the exhibition alongside praise from artist Jeong Ha-jeong.
Singer Park Seo-jin has successfully completed his first lifetime joint exhibition after studying Minhwa for 10 months and was presented with an appointment as a Minhwa ambassador. This was revealed during the 480th episode of KBS2's 'Mr. House Husband 2', which aired on October 31.
At the exhibition, Park Seo-jin calmly introduced his works to visitors and received praise from first-generation Minhwa artist Jeong Ha-jeong, who remarked that his skill was "hard to believe for someone in their 10th month" of study. He also personally explained his work 'Peony Painting' to his parents, noting that it took five months to complete and was created to wish for his family's longevity and happiness.
The exhibition was attended by supporters including Lee Yo-won, the couple Park Hyun-ho and Eun Ga-eun, Jaeha, and comedian Hwang Hye-seon. When Park Seo-jin remarked to Hwang Hye-seon, "I can't tell who the flower is," his father joked, "You're also seeing a future daughter-in-law," to which Hwang Hye-seon replied, "I will express my feelings by being here."
In the same broadcast, the couple Park Hyun-ho and Eun Ga-eun received results from an infant health checkup for their 8-month-old daughter, Seo-won, showing that her height, weight, and head circumference are all within the top 10%. The episode also depicted them meeting Sleepy and his daughter to discuss considerations for having a second child.
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