The Seo-Seoul Museum of Art is Seoul’s first public museum dedicated to new media, envisioning itself as a social power plant connecting art and everyday life. Reflecting the distinctive character of southwestern Seoul-where memories of a former industrial district coexist with future-oriented industries such as information technology and fashion-the museum presents programs focused on new media, interdisciplinary art, and youth art education. Centered around local research, the Seo-Seoul Museum of Art seeks to build multidisciplinary regional networks while serving as an R&D hub that generates new values and experiences. The museum also supports artists exploring new forms of artistic expression grounded in media research.
BY SUBWAY
LINE1 Geumcheon-gu Office station Exit 1
BY BUS
Blue (Main Line) Bus: 150, 500
Green (Branch Line) Bus: 5530, 5531, 5537, 5617, 5618, 5623, 5625, 5626, 5713
For Parking
Operating Hours : Monday to Friday 09:00-22:00 / Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays 09:00 to 21:00
Parking fee: KRW 250 per 5 minutes / Maximum daily parking fee: KRW 24,000
Discounts on Parking Fee (*Where more than one discount is applicable, the higher discount rate is applied.)
Persons with disabilities, national merit recipients, Agent Orange–related patients, persons of righteous conduct, and independence merit recipients: 80% discount
Compact cars under 1,000cc, low-emission vehicles, single-parent families, and veterans compensation recipients: 50% discount
Holders of the Happy Dadungi Card:
50% discount for families with three or more children
30% discount for families with two children
Memorial Stone for Korean War Veterans and distinguished military service families: 20% discount
Model taxpayer (sign of a certificate of sincere tax payment): Full exemptions for one year from the date of publication
Recipients of May 18 national merits and electric vehicles using charging facilities: first hour free; 50% discount after one hour
Dedicated to new media, Seo-Seoul Museum of Art invites you to encounter art as naturally as taking a walk.
Situated at the crossroads of a subway station, residential neighborhoods, and a public park, the museum aligns seamlessly with the rhythm of the city―where exhibitions can be glimpsed through glass along the pedestrian path. Its undulating silver facade reflects shifting light and the surrounding landscape, capturing the subtle palette of each season.
61, Deoksugung-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (04515)
82-2-2124-8800