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The Gyuri goes to an art museum

Author

Park Cheolmin

Publisher

kidari publishing

Categories

Picture Books

Audience

6~8 years old

Overseas Licensing

Publication rights sold to China have expired, valid in China,Visiting Korean Book Fair 2021 France&Belgium

Keywords

  • #comics
  • #art museum
  • #imagination
  • #the ten Korean symbols of longevity
  • #fantasy picture book
  • #picture book brand Morae-al
  • #Morae-al picture book
  • #Visiting Korean Book Fair 2021 France&Belgium
  • #2022 Visiting Korean Book Fair-Japan

Copyright Contact

Michael Kim

  • Publication Date

    2020-06-20
  • No. of pages

    44
  • ISBN

    9791157853090
  • Dimensions

    297 * 297
Overview

A picture book that seeks an emotional transformation through Gyuri, who goes inside a painting and starts a fantastic adventure, changing the boring and unfamiliar space for grownups into an amusing playground.

Book Intro

(English) The Gyuri goes to an art museum

Gyuri visits an art museum with her mother, but it doesn't amuse her at all. She may like the zoo, but not the art gallery. Gyuri is bored, unlike her mother and her friends; that is, the adults excitedly talking to each other. But when she was looking at a folk painting with animals, Gyuri falls into a wondrous world of imagination. A tiger pops out of the painting and gives Gyuri a ride into the woods, where she has a great time with other animals. She dives into a river and swims with the fish, and sings together with all kinds of birds on a hilltop. Then she hops on a bird's back and flies back to the museum. The fun adventures in the mountains, river, and sky have ended, but from now on, art museums will always be an imaginary playground for Gyuri.

The folk painting that Gyuri saw at the museum demonstrates Korea's unique and original style, carrying the raw and simple images of the folk arts. Because folk paintings are unsophisticated but honest, free but serious, which allow the imagination to stretch endlessly. Gyuri Goes to the Art Museum follows the classic storyline of fantasy picture books. For example, in Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak, Max goes off to his imaginary world when he has conflicts with his mother to control his emotions. In this book, Gyuri switches her emotions by going into a painting and starting an imaginary adventure that transforms the boring, unfamiliar space for adults into an amusing playground. Children may feel a vicarious pleasure of learning a range of different emotions from the book.

 

(French) Gyuri au musée

L’album décrit la journée de Gyuri où elle a plongé et s’est amusée dans les tableaux du musée, et est retournée à la maison. Cependant, elle n’est pas intéressée par la visite du musée pour la première fois. Le vieux bâtiment du musée lui semble bizarre et même sombre. De plus, il n'y avait pas d’amis pour s’amuser ensemble. En revanche, lorsqu'elle voit un tableau folklorique d’animal exposé au musée, elle entre sans hésitation dans le monde de la peinture. Elle part à l’aventure avec les animaux du tableau et ils connaissent un succès du voyage et deviennent les meilleurs amis. Après l'aventure, Gyuri revient à la réalité et rentre chez elle, mais ses pas sont légers.

 

 

 

(中國語/中文) 去美术馆的圭丽

一天,小朋友圭利和妈妈一起来到了美术馆。在美术馆里,圭利沉浸在陈列的绘画作品中无法自拔。在美术馆度过了愉快的半天后,圭利

意犹未尽地回到家中。

本书的主人公圭利虽然对这家旧美术馆很陌生,但是看着陈列的动物民画图越来越入迷,慢慢走进了画中的世界。

圭利和民画中的小动物们共同经历了有趣的冒险,小动物们成为了她最好的朋友。冒险结束后,圭利回到了现实世界,迈着轻快的步伐走

 

回了家。

 

(Japanese) 美術館に行ったギュリ

ギュリは母親と美術館に行きます。しかし、美術館はあまり好きではありません。動物園ならまだ分からないけれど。母親と友達、つまり大人たちは話に花を咲かせます。ギュリはもっと退屈になります。ところが、美術館に掛けられている漫画の中の動物の絵を見ながら、ギュリは想像の世界へと入っていきます。絵から飛び出てきたトラの背中に乗って森の中へと入り、動物たちとしばらく楽しく遊びます。川の水にドボンと飛び込んで魚たちと一緒に泳ぎ、丘に着けば鳥と声の限り歌います。そして、鳥の背中に乗って空を飛び、再び美術館へと帰ってきます。山、川、空を超える楽しい冒険はついに終わりを迎え、美術館はこれからもギュリの想像の遊び場となるでしょう。

 

About the Author

Park Cheolmin



(English) Author Park Cheolmin studied oriental painting at Chugye University for the Arts, and received awards from the Grand Arts Exhibition of Korea(大韓民國美術大展), the Grand Arts Exhibition of Misul Segye(美術世界 大賞展), and the NOMA Concours for Children's Picture Book Illustrations of Japan. Park was invited to enter the Biennial of Illustration Bratislava (BIB) In 2003 and 2005. Park was also selected for invited artist in Japan Chihiro Art Museum with his creative picture book Going for a Monster Hunt in 2006. He also won the Korean Children's Book Award and was selected as the author of the year at the Bologna Children's Book Fair. His picture books include Second Cousin; I'm Going to Catch the Monster!; Yeon Orang and Se Onyeo; The Moonlight Train; and Children in the Silver Paper Drawing, and for children, he wrote The Diary of Yangpa the School Girl Bullies 1, 2; That Whale, Lightning; Echo; Sunsaeng, the Boatsman Who Saved the Donghak Army; Rabbit and Dragon King; Thousand Eyes; Ryuta the Independence Activist and So What if You Are the President.

 

(French) Né à Séoul, il a obtenu son diplôme de l’Université Chugye en arts orientaux et reçu le prix du Salon national de la Corée, le Grand prix mondial des beaux-arts, et le prix du Concours international NOMA de livres jeunesse au Japon. Il a été mentionné en tant qu’artiste de l’année à la Foire du livre de jeunesse de Bologne et le prix de la littérature jeunesse coréenne. Il a publié Gyuri au musée, cousin lointain, Je pars attraper les monstres !, Train au clair de lune, et illustré  Journal de l’Onion exclu, écho.  

 

(Japanese) 深みと活気に満ちた画法で多くの子供の本に絵を描いてきました。大韓民国美術大展、美術世界大賞展、韓国子ども図書賞、野間国際絵本原画コンクールで銀賞を受賞しました。代表作に絵と文を書いた『美術館に行ったギュリ』、『怪物を捕まえに行くぞ!』、『ユクチョン兄さん』、『千個の目』、『うさぎと竜王』、『ヤンパのいじめ日記1,2』、『会長ならいいのか』、『そのクジラ、ポンゲ(稲妻)』、『メアリ(山びこ)』などに絵を描きました。

 

 

Recommendation

Recommended by Chaekdoongi (children's magazine), Morning Reading, 2012


Recommended by the Gyeonggi School Librarians' Association, 2012


Recommended by Morning Reading, 2021


Selection

Selected by Bookstart, 2012


Selected by Dongwon Yukyeong Foundation, 2012


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