Park Na-rae Green and Jeon Hyun-moo "I grew bigger as I was lowered."

Broadcaster Jeon Hyun-moo referred to his time as a KBS announcer as a dark history.

KBS2's entertainment show 'No Money No Art', which aired on the 11th, featured a 'Black and White' special that dealt with the light and darkness of the world. The challenging artists of the day included Hwang Jeong-bin and Kim Sang-hee, representing 'white', and Kim Dong-jin and Chae Jeong-wan, dealing with 'black', in a head-to-head competition that put their pride on the line.

Above all, on this day's broadcast, various genres of art, such as social criticism, works using discarded waste, and abstract paintings, are covered, and MC Jeon Hyun-moo and art curators Gaeko, Bong Tae-gyu, Kim Min-kyung, and Kim Ji-min give a 'Tiki Taka Talk' reminiscent of 'war'. ' provided fun.

On this day, Jeon Hyun-moo confessed the hurt he received from malicious comments. He said, "On 'I Live Alone,' a video of me standing up and dancing in a natural state was commented on as 'ugly,' and it was very hurtful." He said, "If there was any context, I would deny it, but what is this?" Kim Ji-min said, "I was just born ugly." “That’s it,” he said, causing laughter.

When the story about the 'black and white' of my life came up, Jeon Hyun-moo said, "The black and white of my life was when I was on KBS," and was embarrassed, saying, "I didn't know I would talk about this on KBS." He explained, “Now I enjoy broadcasting, but in the past, I was driven by the need to achieve results.”

Jeon Hyun-moo also mentioned Park Na-rae. Jeon Hyun-moo, who was watching a spectacular live drawing show, laughed and said, "It's the same as Muskia," which is his painting name. "I completed Park Na-rae's drawing in 10 minutes. I didn't intend to draw Ha-gwan that big, but it got bigger as I did it."

In response, Kim Ji-min said, "It's a slightly touched chin, so what should I do?" and Jeon Hyun-moo even mentioned plastic surgery, saying, "I drew my chin before touching it (through surgery)," causing laughter.

On this day, Hwang Jeong-bin's 'Chinchilla with a Parasol' was selected as the work to advance to the final auction through a vote by art collectors. At the auction, after a fierce strategy battle of all time, Hwang Jeong-bin's work was finally sold for 10.5 million won, more than three times the initial auction price of 3 million won. Jeongbin Hwang expressed his feelings, saying, “Thank you for giving me new driving force and will in my work.”


Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr