SeMA - Seoul Museum of Art

Great collection including some fantastic exhibits by Korean contemporary artists. It's free of charge to enter with exhibits spread out over three floors. Lockers are also provided free of charge which are handy if you have luggage. They also have a small cafe available which is great for a relaxing break

I came here last Friday, and there was only one exhibition inside. The others were still being prepared for the next show, so there wasn’t much to see at the time. I spent about 10 minutes inside before leaving. Outside, however, there is a small forest with beautiful trees where you can take lovely autumn photos.

I was not into the types of art they had here but it was free, so I shouldn't be complaining. It is in a very busy area and it is a good place to come to so you can wind down and relax. What I liked the most from this place was going to the 3rd floor and taking a picture of the words that were being projected to see what word I would get. I got shakespearean. There were also a couple of pieces that reminded me of my favorite movie, the Truman show.

Great place to experience some of the modern art pieces and new age of art thinkers and culture in South Korea. Most of the information placards in English. FREE entrance! Plenty of lockers that are free to use downstairs.

Another free to visit gallery with a variety of modern art on show. There's a special exhibition of KIM In Soon 106 artworks gifted to the museum and showcasing the evolution of Korean feminist art of the 1980' & 90s. Some quite cool video art is displayed in several galleries. There's lift access, toilets, and lockers available if you want to store your bag.

Free! Great musuem of modern artists! 3 levels of visual, sound, interactive art. It appears the musuem changes exhibits seasonally too!

The museum, fell significantly short of the high standards set by those I explored in Seoul. While there were a few noteworthy pieces in the permanent collection, the majority of the exhibits failed to leave a lasting impression on me. The overall curation seemed lacking, and I found myself wishing for more engaging or thought-provoking works to truly enhance the experience.

Zero customer service, standing near the information desk, but the old man keeps ignoring you talking to another employee, while it's obvious that you have a question. Not recommended