Art Center Nabi, Digital art museum in Seorin-dong, Seoul, South Korea
Art Center Nabi occupies the fourth floor of the SK Building and hosts exhibition spaces for digital and media-based art. The space focuses on works that explore how technology can serve as a tool for artistic creation and expression.
Art Center Nabi relocated to the fourth floor of the SK Group's SK Building in Seorin-dong, Jongno District, Seoul, in 2000, when it was reborn as a digital art museum. It has since produced and exhibited digital art at the intersection of arts and technology, including the 2016 exhibition Why Future Still needs Us- AI and Humanity and the Nabi Artist Residency 2016. Its director is SohYeong Roh.
The space showcases works that explore how technology and human creativity can interact and influence each other. You will encounter installations that invite you to think about the relationship between machines and artistic expression.
The space is located on the fourth floor of an office building and is accessible by elevator. Plan your visit during regular business hours, as the building's operating schedule affects when you can visit.
The center presented Robot Theatre in 2016, an experimental production featuring mechanical performers on stage. This unusual project blended engineering and artistic performance to redefine what theatre could be.
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