Jennie at 25, As Remembered by Jennie
Global artist JENNIE is unveiling a very special space to celebrate her 30th birthday. Jennie will hold her first photo exhibition, ‘JENNIE PHOTO EXHIBITION [J2NNI5]’, at Youthquake in Jongno-gu, Seoul, from January 16th to the 29th.
This exhibition is drawing significant attention as Jennie personally participated in the entire project, from planning to the publication of the photobook and spatial direction. While the title 'J2NNI5' commemorates her birthday on January 16th, the content captures the essence of '25-year-old Jennie,' offering a unique experience where the past and present intersect.
This exhibition is drawing significant attention as Jennie personally participated in the entire project, from planning to the publication of the photobook and spatial direction. While the title 'J2NNI5' commemorates her birthday on January 16th, the content captures the essence of '25-year-old Jennie,' offering a unique experience where the past and present intersect.
The exhibition features unreleased photos captured by Korea’s top photographers—Hong Jang-hyun, Shin Sun-hye, and Mok Jung-wook. The collection aims to strip away staged directing and present Jennie's natural, unadorned sides discovered in candid moments. All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated.
Visitors wishing to attend must book in advance via Melon Ticket, with reservations opening on January 9th at 8 PM (KST). The organizers have announced a 100% reservation system and strict operating regulations to ensure a pleasant viewing environment.
“Entry Denied if 10 Minutes Late”… Strict Viewing Regulations
The exhibition operates on a tight schedule with 30-minute viewing slots. Consequently, entry is strictly restricted 10 minutes after the start of the reserved slot, and refunds due to lateness are not permitted.Photography rules are also strict. Only photos using smartphones are allowed inside the exhibition hall; video recording and the use of professional camera equipment are prohibited. Bringing in any food or beverages, including bottled water, is also banned.
Reservation Guide for Global Fans
International fans who cannot verify their identity via a Korean mobile phone must use the Melon Ticket Global Page. It is crucial that the name on the reservation matches the name on the visitor's passport (ID) exactly, including spacing. If the information does not match, entry will be denied under any circumstances, so extreme caution is required when booking.Meanwhile, the 'Exhibition Gift Shop' is open to the public regardless of ticket possession. The shop offers various merchandise, including a photobook containing unreleased photos. Operating hours are from 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
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