Contemporary Art Gallery in Seoul's Student District

ARKO Art Center was opened in 1974 to support and develop artistic creativity in Korea in the former Deoksu Hospital in Gwanghung-dong, Jongno-gu, and moved to its current building in 1979, designed by renowned Korean architect Kim Soo-geun (1931-1986), located in Marronnier Park. This building is considered one of the main landmarks of Daehangno Theatre Street. With the entry of more and more public and private museums and galleries into the art scene in the 1990s, the center began curating its own exhibitions. The center serves as a creative platform for research and exhibitions where artists and other creative people can exchange experiences. It also hosts a variety of programs and exhibitions that address various social issues. 🕰️Business Hours:11:00-19:00, except for Monday 💰Average Price per Person:Бесплатно #arkoartcentre #seoulart