Seoul Museum of Art is a networked art museum that links the individual identities and unique functions of each subsidiary branch in order to collect contemporary knowledge and experiences in the field of art.

• •  Admission Fee
  Admission to the museum’s permanent exhibitions is free.
  special exhibitions, please purchase tickets at the ticket box.

• •  Mobile App Service for Exhibition Guide
  To help our visitors gain a better understanding of our exhibitions, the Seoul Museum of Art offers a voiced commentary guide in both Korean and English through our mobile app.
  

  [ Go to Docent-led Tour App ]

• •  Sign Language Commentary
  You can enjoy our exhibitions with a sign language commentary available through our Docent-led Tour App.
  
  Every Friday evening at 7 PM, we offer a docent-led tour with sign-language interpretation as part of the Seoul Culture Night program.
  

  [ Go to the Docent-led Tour with Sign Language Interpretation ]

Guide you based on the Seosomun Main Branch. For other branches, please see their respective information pages.

• •  Wheelchair Access
  All permanent exhibitions have wheelchair access.
  Wheelchairs are available for rent at the information desk on the 1st floor.

• •  Nursing Room
  A nursing room is located opposite the elevator on the 1st floor.

• •  Stroller Rental
  Strollers are available for rent at the information desk on the 1st floor.

• •  Lockers
  Complimentary lockers are available on B1.

• •  Guide Dogs
  Guide dogs are welcome at the museum.

• What is Modeun Gabang?

• Modeun Gabang is a bag filled with tools to support your museum experience.
  Modeun means “all” in Korean.
  Gabang means “bag.”

• We kept the Korean name to show that this is a special kind of shared artwork — created by all, for all.

• You don’t have to use every tool.
  Pick and use what feels right for you, and put them back in the bag when you want to.

• When you are done visiting, please place the bag on the rack in front of the galleries.
  Enjoy your visit!

[ Tool Introduction ]

• Easy Museum Guide
     ❶ How to use Modeun Gabang
  Section1_Howtouse_Gabang.pdf
     ❷ Visual Story
  Section2_Visual_Story.pdf
     ❸ Sensory Map
  Section3_Sensory_Map.pdf

• Communication Cards
  Show these cards when you need help but find it hard to speak.
  Communication_Cards.pdf

• Headphones
  Wear them on your ears to block out loud noises.

• Fidget Keyring
  Touch it to help you calm down or focus.
  You can also use this keyring to let the staff know how to support you.
  
     •  Red means “Please check in if I seem to need help”.
     •  Blue means “I want to see the artwork up close”.

• Activity Sheet
  Look through the questions to help you explore and connect with the artworks in different ways.

• Pen
  Use it to fill out the activity sheet or write anything you want.

• Memo Pad
  Use it for note-taking or written conversations.

• ** The work was developed through seven collaborative workshops with 40 participants from various physical, cognitive, and generational backgrounds.

• © 2025 Missionit(Kim Byungsu), Lee Nayoung(étoffe), Seoul Museum of Art. All rights reserved.