Opera Gallery Seoul is an international art gallery in Gangnam, beside Dosan Park. Its changing exhibitions bring together artists from Europe and Asia, with works by names such as Matisse, Chagall and Picasso alongside contemporary artists including Antonio Saura and Jean Charles Blais. The gallery is also known for horse paintings by André Brasilier. Admission is free, and the quiet setting suits a focused art stop. Check which exhibition is on before you go, as the works on view change.
Art from Europe and Asia
Opera Gallery Seoul is part of an international gallery network with roots in France. Its exhibitions bring together artists from across Europe and Asia, spanning modern and contemporary art as well as photography.
Exhibitions change, so the artists and works on view depend on when you visit. One past “Work on Paper” show included pieces by Matisse and Picasso, alongside works by less familiar artists. Antonio Saura and Jean Charles Blais are among the contemporary artists associated with the gallery’s exhibitions.
A quiet stop in Gangnam
The gallery is on the fifth floor of the Acros Building, next to Dosan Park in Gangnam. Admission is free. André Brasilier’s horse paintings are a particular draw for visitors interested in his work. You can also add Horim Museum to a day of art and culture in the area.
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Is admission to Opera Gallery Seoul free?
Yes, admission is free.
Where is Opera Gallery Seoul?
It is on the fifth floor of the Acros Building in Gangnam, beside Dosan Park.
What artists can you see at the gallery?
Exhibitions have included artists such as Matisse, Chagall, Picasso, Antonio Saura and Jean Charles Blais. The works on view depend on the current exhibition.
