Such assurance, as much as the innovations in style and subject introduced by Korean literati painters, aptly captures the notable artistic flowering of the late Choson dynasty. The Fragrance of Ink was organized jointly by the Korean Studies Institute, Korea University and the Korea University Museum, and is circulated by the David and Alfred Smart Museum, University of Chicago. Funding for the exhibition and catalog has been generously provided by the Hyundai Group. The Berkeley presentation has been made possible by a generous gift from Hyundai Electronics America, and by the support of the Korean Studies Center of the University of California, Berkeley. Public Programs Programs offered by the museum's Education Department are described in detail on the Education Programs Webpage .
Event features a variety of performance and interactive art activities for children and adults.
Tours of The Fragrance of Ink will be offered every other Sunday during the run of the exhibition. Korean language tours of the exhibition will be offered on a regular basis and by special request. All events are free with museum admission.