The 11th IACC art program will be held under the title of "Clean Korea 21" and will be organized by the Korean Chapter of Transparency International. The program will provide an opportunity for individuals and organizations from diverse sectors of Korean society and the wider world to cooperate together for the purpose of curbing corruption - and setting out anti-corruption alternatives - through art. By promoting both international and national perspectives, TI-Korea hopes to create new and enjoyable synergies and partnerships.
The program will be composed of the following elements:

- Opening Concert
To be held on the night of 25 May, famous Korean folk and rock performers - all committed to the fight against corruption - will stage live performances. Also scheduled is a modern drum and dance show.

- Exhibitions
The exhibition will be divided into two parts: The Best Practices Exhibition, and the Visual Art Exhibition. In the Best Practices Exhibition, governmental bodies, corporations, and civil society organizations, will put on display their most effective practices, thus promoting potential benchmarking among the participants while also providing a deeper understanding of anti-corruption practices in Korea. In the Visual Arts Exhibition, TI-Korea - with the help of other TI Chapters - will present a collection of cartoons, photographs, posters and postcards with anti-corruption themes from around the world.

- Performances
Non-verbal performances are unrestrained by language barriers and can express a complicated issue in symbolic ways within a limited time. The power of non-verbal performance will be harnessed to promote the cause of anti-corruption among the general public, in particular through pantomimes, magic shows, and body paintings.

- Participatory
Events Audience participation is essential to engrave deep memories of an event. At the 11th IACC, participatory events such as self-integrity index checkpoints, an integrity pact board, a graffiti show, and face painting will be on offer.