On display there are more than 70 fine art works, including Korean paintings, oil paintings and embroideries, produced by artists across the country.

The art works vividly show the struggle of the army and people who turned out in the recovery efforts in response to the Workers' Party of Korea's call for winning the miraculous victory in a drive to convert misfortune into favorable conditions on the front of recovering from flood damage.

Among them are paintings showing new streets and villages successfully built in the flood-hit areas and happy schoolchildren of the areas on the way to camping.

Officials in the field of the culture and arts and working citizens in Pyongyang looked round the exhibition.

The art exhibition lasts until January 5 next year.