An i ntegrated exhibition was held at Konkuk University College of Art & Design this year. Hexagon, the title of the exhibition, means that the six majors from art & design
college all participated. The exhibition included the major of Communication Design, Industrial Design, Apparel Design, Living Design, Contemporary Art, Moving images
& f il ms. The exhibition ran from September 21 to 23, from noon to 8 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the weekend. It took place in the first basement floor and the first floor of the College of Art & Design Building. They also operated a f lea market from September 21 to September 22. The students sold keyrings, hair ties, and handmade bags at the flea market. Also, hand-baked
pottery and dishes were on sale. The exhibition featured beautiful works that highlighted the characteristics of each major. At the entrance, a ‘Hexagon’ poster was displayed a long w it h a v ide o of Hexagon’s logo playing on the computer screen. 3D images were created on the computer and used in exhibition works, and custom-made costumes and paintings were also on display. There were many works
that attracted people's attention with vibrant colors and concepts. Visitors enjoyed the work while being careful not to be too noisy. Visitors left comments in the guestbook near the work and left flowers next to the work as congratulations. It was an exhibition that gave a glimpse into the beautiful works of artistic students.