MMCA (National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art) Seoul Review

The Museum of Modern Art is an art museum with a lot of things to see and feel from the exterior that harmonizes the surrounding Korean atmosphere and architecture to the spacious exhibition room inside.

Ultra-modern architecture designed by Mario Pota (Mario Botta), Jean Nouvel (Jean Nouvel) and Rem Kuhas (Rem Koolhaas), which houses Korean artwork from ancient times to the present and modern artwork from abroad. Architecture and art lovers must visit. These are amazing buildings, with areas of 2/3 space. This is the most advanced technology that allows you to observe an item closer and learn more about it on your borrowed Samsung phone. No need to enter the corresponding number of the object when you are in front of an item, the phone will sense the signal and tell you information about the object until you move on. Valued celadon, antiques, plus some contemporary artwork, give people an ancient feeling. How about a black oil painting of Roscoe next to the ancient artifacts hundreds of years ago? Steel sculpture? Can you imagine this scene.

I always visit local museums when I go to any foreign city. The contemporary Korean art museum is a must for any friend who likes art and beautiful modern museums. The museum has a collection of modern and historical art, and I only visited the Modern Art Hall because that’s my favorite style.

Housed in a former government building, the museum houses both modern and historical art pieces and exhibits. It's right near the palace.

There are many free exhibitions, so it's a good place to visit often! Anguk is close, so it is recommended to go to the museum and look around.

This is a place where you can see the Lee Kun-hee collection, which has recently become an issue, for free.

Seoul Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, National Museum of Contemporary Art, which was quiet and beautiful, with good nature! It feels like it was designed so well with Samcheong-dong.