SeMA Nam-Seoul Museum of Art

SeMA Nam-Seoul Museum of Art, near Sadang Station, is a branch of Seoul Museum of Art that focuses on 'living arts'. It occupies an early 20th-century building, now a historic landmark, that served as the Belgian Consulate during the Korean Empire, with red brick walls, granite columns and a classical portico set in gardens. Exhibitions of design, crafts and multimedia installations fill small galleries along the corridors.