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An Indoor Exhibition to Visit in Gijang-gun, Busan: Alice Dalton Brown: The Light Within

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Looking for an indoor attraction in Busan? The Alice Dalton Brown retrospective is currently on view at LP Crystal in Gijang-gun. The venue is part of the Ananti at Busan Village complex, with the exhibition spread across the first floor and basement level.

Set against the seaside landscape of Busan, the exhibition showcases works infused with light and the feeling of a gentle breeze. From visitor information to guided tour schedules, here’s everything you need to know.

Helpful Tips Before Your Visit

The exhibition is currently on view at LP Crystal, part of Ananti at Busan Village. The first floor and basement level feature spacious galleries for a relaxed viewing experience.

- LP Crystal Parking Information & Tips

The Ananti complex is quite large, so choosing the right parking entrance can save you a long walk to the exhibition. Use the second parking entrance rather than the first.

Parking: After your visit, register your vehicle at the gift shop for two hours of free parking.

- Exhibition Highlights from My Visit

1. From Everyday Moments to Expansive Seascapes

Alice Dalton Brown’s early works capture the warmth of everyday life, from light reflected off toys at home to sunlight falling across a farmhouse roof. A turning point came in 1994, when Dalton Brown saw curtains billowing in the breeze through a friend’s window. Her later works drew inspiration from a cottage on Cayuga Lake. These works beautifully showcase the remarkable precision and delicacy of Dalton Brown’s oil painting technique.

2. Calming Light and Shadow (1F & B1)

The galleries on the first floor and basement level feature different wall colors, ranging from warm orange to muted purple and cool blue. Each color scheme complements the works and draws you further into the exhibition. The large paintings of the sea seen through white curtains billowing in the breeze are especially striking. The translucent fabric and gentle ripples are rendered with such realism that you may find yourself standing there for quite some time.

3. Visiting on the Weekend? Special Guided Tour Information

If you’re planning a weekend visit, consider timing your trip around one of the guided tours. Art Director Kim Jong-won leads a special program titled “The Man Who Reads Paintings.” The tour explores the artist’s childhood and the stories behind Dalton Brown’s use of light and space.

- Days: Every Saturday and Sunday
- Hours: Session 1 (1–2 PM) / Session 2 (4–5 PM)
- Fee: KRW 10,000 per person (exhibition admission not included)

Before you leave, be sure to stop by the gift shop. You’ll find a selection of exhibition-related items, including postcards, fans, notebooks, and magnets. Let the exhibition stay with you a little longer.

The quiet mood of the works blends naturally with Ananti’s laid-back setting. It’s a peaceful place to slow down and take a break. For anyone looking for a different kind of exhibition or a date idea in Busan, it’s well worth a visit.

Visitor Information

Exhibition
Alice Dalton Brown: The Light Within
Dates
May 23–Sep. 27, 2026
Venue
LP Crystal (1F & B1), Ananti at Busan Village
Public Transportation
- By Donghae Line: Take Exit 1 at Osiria Station and transfer to Bus 139, 185, or 1001. Get off near Yonggungsa Temple or the National Institute of Fisheries Science, then continue on foot.
- By Taxi: If the weather is hot or you’re traveling as a group, taking a taxi from Osiria Station is another convenient option. The ride takes about 5–10 minutes.