Exhibitions in Seoul

Hangaram Art Museum

Exhibition "Rhapsody in Blue" (랩소디인블루) by David Jamin (다비드 자맹) in Hall 7 of Hangaram Art Museum, organised by Paris Sunrise. No further description published yet.

MMCA Deoksugung

Marking 140 years of Korea-France diplomatic ties, tracing roughly 50 Korean artists, including Lee Ufan and Kim Tschang-yeul, who worked in Paris from the 1950s to 1970s.

National Museum of Korea

A collaboration with London's V&A tracing how Marie Antoinette shaped 18th-century fashion, interiors and taste, and how her image has been reinterpreted since. Special Exhibition Gallery 2.

Kansong Art Museum

Marking Jeon Hyeong-pil's 120th birth anniversary, a show reading the Kansong Collection through the records inscribed on its paulownia storage boxes and the history of its preservation.

MMCA Seoul

Korea's leading contemporary-art award exhibition, presenting new and key earlier works by the four 2026 finalists: Lee Haemin Sun, Lee Jungwoo, Jeon Hyunsun, and Hong Jin-hwon.

Seoul Museum of Craft Art

Baek Jaewon and Oh Serin combine metal, clay, concrete and plastic to show how objects change through hiding, adding and accumulating, in the Show Window Gallery.

Art Sonje Center

A 90-minute sound play with no projected image: three linked plays set in a fictional underground club, heard from the Art Hall's basement theatre before an empty screen.

National Folk Museum of KoreaFree

Kerala's Onam harvest festival explored through floral arrangements, ritual objects, festive foods and the Kummattikali masked dance, drawing parallels with Korea's Chuseok.

Horim Museum (Sinsa)

A special exhibition on traditional East Asian concepts of time, examining cyclical time, astronomical observation and the rhythms of daily life through the museum's collection, across three galleries.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)

An interactive family exhibition based on the global children's franchise Baby Shark, inviting visitors to explore a secret ocean through immersive play zones.

Art Sonje Center

A group sculpture show across The Ground, the hanok garden and the rooftop garden, asking how verticality, a core principle of sculpture and architecture, became a metaphor for masculinity.

Leeum Museum of Art

Koo Jeong A's largest solo show in Korea to date, spanning three decades of work with phosphorescence, magnets, scent and skatepark architecture spread through the M2 galleries, lobby and grounds.

Art Sonje Center

Sculptor Haneyl Choi on the body's involuntary rhythms and moments when body and consciousness fall out of sync, such as hypnic jerks, drunken lurching and sleepwalking.

Art Sonje Center

Japanese artist Meiro Koizumi's first institutional solo show in Korea, in charcoal, sculpture, three-channel video and VR, on the afterlives of war and nationalism in postwar Japan.

Seoul Museum of ArtFree

A large-scale crocheted installation by Ernesto Neto, filled with guava and tea-tree leaves, transforming the museum's lobby and public spaces with sensory forms drawn from Brazil's Neo-Concrete movement.

Whanki Museum

Collection special exhibition centred on Kim Whanki's 1963-74 New York period, tracing how his wife Kim HyangAn built the museum's holdings after his death.

Whanki Museum

At Suhyangsanbang: the Korean art collection Kim HyangAn built after founding the Whanki Foundation in 1974, and what came after her.

Seoul Museum of Craft ArtFree

Traces the journey of lacquerware craftsmanship, from cultivating lacquer trees to the artisan techniques behind finished pieces.

National Museum of Korea

Four Buddhist manuscripts from Dunhuang's Library Cave, bought by the Yi Royal Family Museum, shown with the results of the museum's 2025 research report. Central Asia Gallery.

National Museum of Korea

A thematic display of ceramics decorated with bamboo motifs across the seasons, in the Buncheong Ware and White Porcelain Gallery, permanent exhibition hall 3F.

National Hangeul MuseumFree

Special exhibition marking Hangeul Day's 100th anniversary and the 580th anniversary of the Hunminjeongeum's promulgation, held off-site at the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History.

National Museum of Korean Contemporary HistoryFree

Marks 100 years of Hangul Day, from the first Gagyanal ceremony in 1926 to today, through the history of learning and celebrating the Korean alphabet.

MMCA Seoul

A large-scale retrospective of Korea's leading installation artist Do Ho Suh, spanning early works, major pieces on home and migration, and ongoing projects.

National Folk Museum of KoreaFree

North Korean folk culture through regional memories of Gaeseong, Hwanghae-do, Pyeongan-do and Hamgyeong-do, shared everyday traditions, and Geumgangsan Mountain as a common cultural memory.

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)

Korea's first major retrospective of Wayne Thiebaud, one of the 20th century's leading artists, known for his distinctive paintings of everyday objects.

Seoul Museum of ArtFree

Asia's first museum survey of American media-art pioneer Lynn Hershman Leeson, tracing six decades of work on identity, surveillance and the human-technology interface.

Amorepacific Museum of Art (APMA)

Korea's first major retrospective of conceptual art pioneer Sol LeWitt, with roughly 45 works including 13 wall drawings realised anew within APMA's galleries.

Seoul Museum of HistoryFree

The layered history of one Insa-dong site, from a Joseon yangban residence and royal quarters to a modern restaurant and the site of the 1919 Declaration of Independence.

Seoul Museum of Craft ArtFree

Designer Chang Eungbok reinterprets the aesthetics of Korean gyubang craft and folk art as contemporary patterns across textiles, furniture and artisan techniques.

MMCA Seoul

An exhibition reinterpreting the relationship between text and image amid the shift from analog to digital reading, drawing on the MMCA collection and graphic design/publishing works.

Buk-Seoul Museum of ArtFree

A sound installation in which visitors turn handles to blend live audio streamed from around Nowon-gu with the imagined footsteps of a fictional stray cat, exploring whose sensory experience of the city counts as "normal".

National Museum of Korea

85 paintings and sculptures from Kunsthaus Zürich tracing European modern art from the 18th to the 20th century, with works by Monet, Picasso, Hodler, Klee and Giacometti.

Buk-Seoul Museum of ArtFree

A media-art show of imperfect, experimental humanoid robots and sound works by Kwon Byungjun, inviting visitors to reconsider how they welcome "strangers" and difference.

Buk-Seoul Museum of ArtFree

Woodworking sculptures and geometric installations by Small Studio Semi that engage senses beyond sight, inviting visitors to experience the museum's spaces through their bodies rather than in silence.

Seoul Museum of Craft ArtFree

A collaboration with the Oryundae Korean Martyrs Museum exploring how craft mediates the memories of the site's people and places across eras.

Seoul Museum of Craft Art

A hands-on show of furniture-maker Small Studio Semi's wood works for children and families, to touch and move, in the Children's Museum.

National Folk Museum of KoreaFree

Interactive Children's Museum exhibition following a bunny doll into the museum's collection, with hands-on excavation, cleaning, conservation and packing activities.