Busan Museum of Art

The Busan Museum of Art is a multistory building in Haeundae displaying contemporary works from Korean and international creators across its gallery spaces. Its structure incorporates design elements inspired by water movement, with green vegetation growing across its exterior walls.

The museum opened in 1998 when Busan was working to build itself as a major cultural and maritime center in South Korea. This development reflected the city's broader efforts to strengthen its identity and international presence.

The museum connects visitors with what artists are creating right now in Korea and around the world. Through its exhibitions and programs, it has become a place where the community engages with contemporary art as part of daily life.

The location is easy to reach by metro, with Hadan Station on Line 1 nearby and serving as the main access point. The building sits comfortably in Haeundae, and visitors should plan their visit for Tuesday through Sunday when it is open.

The building's design mimics the movement of water waves in ways that are not immediately obvious to casual visitors passing by. Looking closely at the structural details and how the exterior surfaces are shaped, these water-inspired forms become visible throughout.

Location: Busan

Website: http://art.busan.go.kr

GPS coordinates: 35.16674,129.13704

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:06