On display in the exhibition hall were Korean paintings, oil paintings, graphic paintings and other fine arts works showing the true picture of Songun Korea growing stronger under the leadership of Marshal Kim Jong Un and the efforts being made by the Korean people for building a thriving nation.

Present at an opening ceremony were British personages of various circles, staff members of the DPRK embassy in London and members of the delegation of the Mansudae Art Studio of the DPRK to the exhibition.

Speeches were made at the ceremony.

The director of a British fine arts exhibition company said he could witness the eye-opening developments made by the DPRK in the field of culture and art through his visit to it.

He expressed the belief that the exhibition would offer an occasion in giving worldwide publicity to the true picture of the DPRK making dynamic development and in greatly contributing to the cultural exchange between the two countries.

Neil Forbes Davidson, member of the House of Lords, said the fine arts pieces on show helped him get a clear understanding of the reality in the DPRK, saying he was convinced that the exhibition would help the world public know better about the DPRK.

Meanwhile, the British paper Telegraph, BBC and other media aired the opening of the exhibition, accompanied with photos of Kim Jong Un giving field guidance to the Mansudae Art Studio.