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Gwacheon Museum's 40th Anniversary Project: Imaginaries of Light

과천관 40주년 프로젝트: 빛의 상상들

Marking 40 years, the Gwacheon Museum of Modern Art reimagines its experience by exploring the dialogue between nature, architecture, and art. Multiple immersive projects unfold across the site: installations in the sculpture park foster new encounters with artworks, while light becomes the central thread exploring the museum's public spaces. Specialized projects showcase works by James Turrell and Iván Navarro, deepening inquiry into perception and spatial experience. These exhibitions are complemented by special screenings, participatory archives, and children's programs, reaffirming the museum's experimental and public mission.

Dates
Jul 10, 2026 → Oct 31, 2027
Venue
Gwacheon · 🌸 Gyeonggi
Price
₩3,000
Ticketing
Official museum site

Practical information

Exact location
Gwacheon
Organiser
National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, LG Electronics, SBS Cultural Foundation / Sponsored by Murim Paper
313 Gwangmyeong-ro, Gwacheon-si, Gyeonggi-do (Makgye-dong)
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🎟️ How to book — Official museum site

  1. 1

    Check opening hours on the museum's official site

    Many Korean national museums close one day a week, often Mondays — worth checking before you make the trip.

  2. 2

    Book a time slot for the most popular exhibitions

    The most anticipated temporary exhibitions sometimes limit access to online time-slot reservations, especially on weekends.

  3. 3

    Permanent collections are often free

    Only certain special or temporary exhibitions charge admission — the permanent collection itself is free to enter at most national museums.

  4. 4

    Book ahead for groups or guided tours

    School groups and guided tours generally need to be booked directly with the museum ahead of the visit.

💡 Good to know

Many Korean national museums close one day a week (often Mondays) — check before you go.

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