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MMCA Gwacheon turns 40 in a new light

The korea Herald News

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July 10, 2026

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MMCA Gwacheon turns 40 in a new light

In celebration of its 40th anniversary, the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Gwacheon has transformed its campus into a space where light unites nature, architecture and art. Under its anniversary project, Imaginations in Light, the museum presents three exhibitions spanning its galleries, bridges and outdoor sculpture park, using light as a medium to connect spaces, artworks and viewers. One of the three exhibitions, Lightscape, begins in the lobby, where Marquee by French c

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