Hello Art Museum Special Exhibition Visit Review

■ I liked this!   - Located in an alley with a modern and contemporary sensibility, the atmosphere itself is an artistic space  - Special exhibitions decorated by artists and themes change every season, providing new things to see  - Observe experimental and fresh works by local artists and young artists up close  - Small exhibition space, so you can focus on each work along the viewing route  - You can talk to the artists directly or hear explanations while viewing, so the creative intent is clearly conveyed  - Some exhibitions allow free photography, and you can purchase on-site sketches or goods from participating artists ■ Exhibition Hall Atmosphere  The building itself has an old modern style, and the use of space stands out. The interior of the exhibition hall is neatly organized, and each exhibit has a good explanation, so there was no difficulty viewing. It was good to fully appreciate each piece on a quiet weekday afternoon, as there weren't many visitors. ■ Location & Directions  It's a 5-10 minute walk from Jungang Station on Busan Subway Line 1. You can find it easily by referring to the signs along Donggwang-gil or the alley. Since it is located in the heart of the city, it is convenient to plan a sightseeing course in conjunction with Yongdusan Park, the 40-step theme street, etc. ■ Visiting tips  - The exhibition theme changes depending on the season or time, so check the official SNS or website in advance  - It is recommended to make reservations in advance for artist talks or experience programs  - Additional events such as evening gallery talks or small performances are often held  - There are many cafes and restaurants nearby within walking distance, so you can relax after viewing ■ Disappointing points  - The exhibition hall is not large, so it may not be suitable for group viewing  - Parking space is limited, so it is much more convenient to use public transportation  - There may be a large crowd during popular exhibition periods #July travel support fund #Travel plan #Domestic travel #Busan travel #Exhibition