Had Become a Controversy, G-Dragon Art Exhibition Certainly Did Not Violate Military Rules - G-Dragon's art exhibition certainly does not violate the rules of conscription.
Previously the G-Dragon art exhibition titled 'Untitled 2017' which was held in Taipei, Taiwan, caused controversy among South Korean netizens.
That is because in the rules of conscription, each participant is not allowed to make money from other jobs while undergoing mandatory military service.
Responding to the controversy, representatives of the South Korean army stated, "We do not consider the G-Dragon art exhibition as an activity to make money. That's because he already made the artwork before entering military service and because it was only held temporarily, we consider it a creative activity. "
Once in Taiwan, this exhibition will also be held in various countries including Indonesia, China, Singapore, Thailand and Hong Kong. (www.kpopchart.net)
Previously the G-Dragon art exhibition titled 'Untitled 2017' which was held in Taipei, Taiwan, caused controversy among South Korean netizens.
That is because in the rules of conscription, each participant is not allowed to make money from other jobs while undergoing mandatory military service.
Responding to the controversy, representatives of the South Korean army stated, "We do not consider the G-Dragon art exhibition as an activity to make money. That's because he already made the artwork before entering military service and because it was only held temporarily, we consider it a creative activity. "
Once in Taiwan, this exhibition will also be held in various countries including Indonesia, China, Singapore, Thailand and Hong Kong. (www.kpopchart.net)
