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Culture Minister Yu In-chon will attend the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2025 and the ASEAN+3 Tourism Ministers Meeting set for this weekend in Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

Korea is co-chair of this year's tourism ministers meeting, alongside Malaysia.

Minister Yu is slated to hold a series of bilateral meetings with his ASEAN counterparts to bolster tourism cooperation with the region.

He will also underscore the Korean government's unwavering efforts to ensure a safe and convenient travel environment for international visitors.

The World Art Expo 2025, a global art fair showcasing diverse artistic genres, is underway at COEX in Seoul.

Featuring over 130 booths from domestic and international exhibitors, the event spotlights emerging talents and introduces distinctive galleries poised to shape the future of contemporary art.

A variety of programs, including webtoon exhibitions, special invitational showcases, and the OlympiArt, provide a platform to share Korea's vibrant artistic spirit with the world.

The expo runs through this Sunday.

The Leeungno Museum has opened an exhibition highlighting female Korean artists who shaped modern and contemporary Korean art.

Titled "Glittering Water: Korean Modern and Contemporary Female Artists," the exhibition features 11 artists who shared artistic influences with Lee, including prominent painter Keum Dong-won and Kim Yun-shin, one of the few post-war female painters and sculptors.

The exhibition aims to highlight the contributions of these women, whose work was often overlooked in the male-dominated art world, and reexamine their impact on the evolution of 20th-century Korean art.

Lee Ung-no was a pioneering figure in the development of Korean abstract art.

It will be open until April 6.

That's all for now. Stay tuned for more cultural updates and insightful discussions ahead!