Exhibitors & Sponsors

Opportunities to showcase your organization, products, and research at the 13th AIC International Congress in Jeju, Korea.

Abstract composition of layered translucent color swatches overlapping in warm coral, deep indigo, and soft amber tones, suggesting creative exhibition and visual culture.
Wide exhibition hall with modular display panels and soft neutral lighting, muted grays and warm beige tones conveying a professional trade-show atmosphere.

Exhibition Opportunities

Reserve a booth at ICC Jeju to present your color-related products, technologies, or services directly to an international audience of researchers and professionals.

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Close-up of glossy printed sponsorship materials and a sleek name badge on a dark tabletop, deep navy and metallic silver tones evoking corporate partnership.

Sponsorship Opportunities

Gain visibility through tailored sponsorship packages — from session support to branded breaks and printed materials — aligned with your outreach goals.

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Gallery wall displaying a curated series of color-themed cultural artworks, rich earth pigments and vibrant textile hues under warm gallery track lighting.

Call for Exhibition: “Color and Culture”

A special exhibition exploring the intersection of color and cultural identity. Submissions were invited from artists, designers, and researchers.

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Vintage-style photo prints arranged on a light table, sepia and faded cyan tones, evoking memory, nostalgia, and the passage of time through color.

Call for “Memory Photo Exhibition”

Attendees were encouraged to contribute photographs capturing personal or collective memories expressed through color, for display during the congress.

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Contact for Exhibitors & Sponsors

For all exhibition and sponsorship inquiries, please reach the AIC2017 Secretariat:

  • Email: aic2017@aic2017.org
  • Secretariat: Korean Society of Color Studies, 6F, Room 612, 22 Teheran-ro 7-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, KOREA
  • Sponsor Liaison (Hyundai Asan Corp.): +82-2-3669-3781

The thirteenth AIC International Congress brings together researchers, designers, and industry professionals from around the world to explore the many dimensions of color. For organizations working in this field, the exhibitors and sponsors programme offers a rare chance to stand alongside that international community on the beautiful island of Jeju, Korea. Whether your interest lies in color science, design practice, imaging technology, or education, taking part places your work in front of an engaged and curious audience. The congress atmosphere is friendly and collaborative, making it an ideal setting to begin conversations that can continue long after the event itself.

Exhibiting at the congress gives organizations a visible platform to present products, tools, publications, and research that relate to color. A dedicated exhibition space sits at the heart of the event, close to where delegates gather between sessions, so visitors can move easily from talks and posters to hands-on conversations with the people behind the work. This mix of scientific and practical perspectives means exhibitors meet not only specialists but also educators, students, and designers curious about new approaches. Demonstrations, sample materials, and informal discussion all help turn a simple display into a genuine exchange of ideas that benefits everyone involved.

Sponsorship offers another way to take part, supporting the wider programme that brings the international color community together. Sponsors help make the congress possible while gaining recognition among an audience that values research, design, and innovation in equal measure. Visibility continues before, during, and after the event, through the various channels the congress uses to communicate with its participants. Many organizations find that supporting an international gathering of this kind reflects well on their commitment to the field. The organizers welcome enquiries from those interested in contributing and are happy to discuss how different forms of support might work.