About the Event

2026 KAJAA Art

Festival Exhibition

Exhibition of winning works of art competition

(2026.05.28 ~ 2026.06.01)

   This festival is an exhibition of the first-round winning pieces from the youth art contest held in Korea from March to May 2026. It took place at the Maru Art Center Special Hall in Insa-dong, Seoul


 This event was with Alpha Color, Stabilo, Homi Hwabang, and Milal Welfare Foundation.

Maru Art Center.

Special ExhibitionHall

 Located in Insadong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, the Maru Art Center is a prominent cultural and artistic venue where tradition and modernity converge. As a multifunctional cultural space hosting a variety of exhibitions and events, it provides a platform for artists and audiences to interact and engage freely.

Maru Art Center

Special Exhibition Hall

Insadong, Seoul.

Insadong is one of Seoul’s key art districts, where traditional streets and modern exhibition spaces coexist. Surrounded by galleries and craft shops, it offers an artistic setting in which the KAJAA exhibition allowed youth artworks to meet the public in an accessible and intimate way.

Maru Art Center

Special Exhibition Hall


2026 KAJAA Art Festival Exhibition

28  May, 2026

01 Jun, 2026 


  This exhibition is centered on the works that passed the first screening at the art contest of the KAJAA: Korea Youth Art Festival in 2026.

  The selected pieces, chosen through a rigorous judging process, showcase high artistic quality and original interpretations. Exhibited in the spacious 1,000-square-meter Special Exhibition Hall at Maru Art Center, they highlight the passion and potential of these young artists at a glance.

Theme: 
What Remains Over Time

  

 The theme of the 2026 KAJAA: Korean Youth Art Festival is 'Things That Remain Over Time.' In a world that changes quickly and disappears easily, what is a piece that remains in your mind that is indelible and clear? 


  I support the process of interpreting the unchanging value from my own perspective even in the invisible passage of time and bringing that 'essence' into the world as a tool of art.

Awards Ceremony 

Awards Ceremony


Holding an award ceremony for outstanding works

 The 2026 KAJAA Awards ceremony was held in the exhibition space to celebrate the passion and creativity that youth artists have shown throughout the year. A number of outstanding works were selected for the competition, but on the day of the ceremony, only one grand prize and two gold medals were selected as representatives due to the large number of participants and works. 
 Winners were awarded awards and awards on stage, and judges and partners participated as presenters to celebrate the achievements of youth artists. Many people, including families and visitors, attended the event and it was a meaningful time to reflect on the value and meaning of KAJAA, which grows and communicates through art with enthusiastic applause.

Homi x Graffiti Experience 


Graffiti Experience Center with Homi Art Room

  The Graffiti Experience Center with Homi Art Room is a participatory art program operated during the exhibition, and is designed to allow visitors to freely experience graffiti on the innermost 7m large cotton cloth wall using water-based graffiti art tools.


  High school volunteers were stationed on-site to provide guidance and operational support, helping participants immerse themselves comfortably and enjoyably in the creative process while maintaining overall order.

Alpha Colors x Watercolor Experience 

Watercolor Experience Center with Alpha Color

"Watercolor Experience Center with Alpha Color" is a connected art experience space where family visitors or participants can participate in coloring activities after viewing the work, created in an independent room in the second hall of the special hall. It was operated as a participatory content that allows participants to freely draw using Alpha Color Parish (AWC Watercolor Kit, Design and Brush Mark) and exclusive postcards, and to share the completed work with others by attaching it to the wall of the "Bookmark Zone."


※ Actual photos and videos captured from the LED display

Exhibition Process

2026 KAJAA Youth

Art Festival

MySLide Corp.  Korean Air  Dream Depot

2026 KAJAA: The Korean Youth Art Festival was held from March 4 to May 1, 2026, and it was successfully completed with the high interest and participation of youth nationwide.  

From May 28 to June 1, 2026, an offline exhibition showcasing the passion and creativity of young artists was held at the Grand Special Exhibition Hall (approx. 1,000㎡ ) of Maru Art Center in Insa-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.


1. Hosting the Art Competition

  Youth Art Project with Alpha Color, Homi Hwabang, Starbillo, and Milal Welfare Foundation

 

 2026 KAJAA: The Korean Youth Art Festival is a nationwide youth art project hosted by MySlide and co-hosted by the Alpha Color, Homi Hwabang, Stabilo and Milal Welfare Foundation as official partners.


The event is designed to help teenagers explore the theme of "Things Remaining Over Time" through art and express the value of emotion and empathy.

  KAJAA is not just a contest, it is a comprehensive art platform leading to creation-evaluation-exhibition-award-public media exhibitions, providing a special opportunity for teenagers to communicate with the world and experience the power of art from their own perspectives.


2. Award-Winning Works Exhibition

Holding a large space youth art exhibition

 

2026 KAJAA: As a major program of the Korea Youth Art Festival, an exhibition was held at the Maru Art Center's large special hall ( 1,000-square-meter) in Insa-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul.


This exhibition consists of excellent works by teenagers across the country who passed the first screening, so that participants can appreciate works that express their feelings and thoughts in daily life through art.

  In addition, this exhibition, which combines in-depth themes and perspectives, was a meaningful place to show the process of teenagers looking at the world through each other's eyes and communicating with art .


3. Art Sales & Giving Program

Planning to expand the creative experience of youth artists Artists

 

  During the exhibition, a "work sales and donation program" was run together to allow youth artists to sell their works and donate their profits. 


  Through this initiative, participants experienced the values of sharing and social responsibility, reinforcing KAJAA as a value-driven art platform built on a cycle of creation, exhibition, and giving.

Exhibition Works


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