MOVING ON program is a program of Paik Hae Young Gallery for supporting young artists. This program does not proceed for a certain period of time with fixed beginning and end, but is always on-going project, having no limit to the number of people and period. Artists selected through this program can get an opportunity to move to lounge Atelier 54 and exhibit their works of art in House Art project.

LOUNGE ATELIER 54
Atelier 54 space changes into lounge/archive. A lounge is a space having no special function in order for users to use it freely for the various purposes such as relaxation and conversation. It is used as a workroom of artists or a place for exhibition, talk with artists and lectures as usual, and when there is no event, users can have a tea and take a rest while reading a book or watching video works. Atelier 54 Space gives an opportunity for artists selected through moving-on program to move in and exhibit their works. Artists can work freely in this workroom during the exhibition and can install the works of art in lounge space. Here, a lounge become a space to contain the thought of artists and process and time of the works of art as it were escaping from existing exhibition place which only shows completed works of art by artists. That is, this exhibition is an ongoing exhibition made by artists during the period of moving-in.

- Screening: Works of Charles Sandison, known as a data projection installing artist, are projected on an outer wall of Paik Hae Young Gallery every night.
- Exhibition: The workroom of artists is moved to lounge. Anyone can meet artists in their workroom and share his/her world of art.
- Artist talk: This is time for talking with artists who participate in House Art Program.
- Archive: Artists portfolio, magazines and artistic books are released to the public in order for everyone to read.
- Tea: Tea and light food are prepared for users.