National Contemporary Art Hall
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The architecture of The National Contemporary Art Hall is a response to the demands for an international art showcase and for maintaining traditional Korean aesthetics.
The building combines a central "Ramp Core" resembling a torch and the two main wings of the Museum, with one in the shape of a semi-circle devoted to painting and the other in the shape of a Korean castle devoted to sculpture.
The area surrounding the whole museum presents a picturesque painting of a certain Korean lifestyle, with its glimpses of tranquil traditional houses ensconced behind village walls.
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| | Mar.~Oct. 09:00~17:00, Nov.~Feb. 09:00~16:00 | |
| Exit 4 of Grand Children's Park (line 4), take the shuttle bus
(No. 209 Gwangmyeong street, San 58-1 Makgye-dong, Gwancheon-si Gyeonggi-do). | |
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