Park Seo-bo Foundation

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The Yeonhee-dong Artbase, utilized as both the residence and studio of Park Seo-Bo, a master of Korean monochrome painting, was designed by architect Cho Byoungsoo in 2018. It is a complex space where an art museum, studio, and living space coexist. Since June last year, the exhibition space has begun offering free docent tours, revealing the interior previously not opened to the public, every Wednesday and Friday afternoon for about an hour. In the open 1st-floor lobby, the exhibition 'Park Seo-Bo, Ten Years After the Korean War' featuring early works from the 1950s-60s, is open until March 31st. Stepping into the 2nd floor, visitors can enter the spacious atelier with a plum blossom garden view, where detailed explanations of works representing early pencil-drawing techniques from the 1970s, mid-era techniques from the 1980s, late-period (color) techniques post-2000s, and moon jars are available. *Reservation opens each Monday at noon on the Gijae Foundation website for that week's visit. -First-come-first-served for up to 10 people per day.