| A group of visitors view art on Thursday at George Mason University Korea's 2022 Progress at Play digital arts exhibition, which runs from Aug. 4 to 12 at Seoul City Hall. Thirty digital artworks that address social issues, including computer games, comics, webtoons and illustrations, are on display. They were selected from works submitted by domestic and international students for the annual competition organized by the school's computer game design faculty. The event is aimed at encouraging students to apply their digital skills to tackle various social challenges. Courtesy of George Mason University |
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