Sri Lankan artist D. Raja Segar had the honour of being invited to exhibit his work at the Gonju Art Festival at the Limlip Art Museum in Gonju City Korea in late September and prior to his departure to Korea, the Embassy of the Republic of Korea in Sri Lanka hosted a viewing of the artist’s works at the Embassy premises. Korean ambassador Chang Won-sam welcomed guests to the preview, highlighting that this year marks the 40th anniversary of diplomatic ties between Sri Lanka and Korea.

 

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