A stroll through the art museum—something we find ourselves doing more often as the weather turns cooler.
This November is packed with highlights, ranging from solo exhibitions by global masters to dazzling media art and exhibitions featuring collections from prestigious international museums.
Don’t miss out—pick an exhibition that suits your taste and go check it out!
D'FESTA THE ORIGIN
What if K-POP were reborn as art? A massive visual project featuring 48 top-tier artists.
Tiester Gates Solo Exhibition
Chicago-born master artist Teister Gates, who is garnering attention from the global art world by combining urban regeneration with Black art.
An opportunity to appreciate the profound social resonance and sculptural beauty realized through discarded building materials and found objects.
Pam Evelyn Solo Exhibition
The first solo exhibition in Asia by Pam Evelyn, a rapidly rising young abstract painter based in London, UK.
The deep sense of liberation evoked by the fluid brushstrokes and bold layers of color stacked upon the canvas.
Toulouse-Lautrec and Suzanne Valadon
Are you a fan of late 19th-century Montmartre art?
An exhibition where the intense artistic styles of two painters, who epitomize the romance of that era, intersect.
Alice in Wonderland: Christina Makiba
A fairy-tale world reinterpreted through the dreamlike lens of Christina Makiba, the much-talked-about global photographer.
With large-scale installations that blur the line between reality and fantasy, as well as photo zones, it’s the perfect place to capture stunning, memorable photos.
Giorgio Morandi (GIORGIO MORANDI)
An Italian master of still life who spent his life capturing everyday objects—such as bottles and ceramics—with a restrained gaze.
…offer a serene contemplation and visual healing through her signature calm and subtle Morandi palette.
The Birth of Modern Art — Exhibition of Works from the Kunsthaus Zürich Collection
Masterpieces from Kunsthaus Zürich, Europe’s most prestigious art museum, are coming to Seoul.
At the National Museum of Korea, you can view original works by the masters who marked major turning points in the history of modern and contemporary Western art, from Impressionism to Cubism and Surrealism.
