Colors of Light on Sejong Center: Atelier Gwanghwa Through November 30

The third Atelier Gwanghwa exhibition features work by artists Han Seunggoo and Hong Nakyum on the Sejong Center's outdoor façade from 7 to 11 p.m.

서울특별시 문화Colors of Light on Sejong Center: Atelier Gwanghwa Through November 30Check the official city announcement for schedules and possible changes.

Why it matters now

The city lists September 1–November 30, 2026, as the exhibition period. The nighttime display is still within its announced run, but day-of-operation changes remain possible.

Atelier Gwanghwa's third 2026 exhibition, Colors of Light, is shown on the outdoor media façade of the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts in central Seoul. Seoul Metropolitan Government's official notice specifies September 1 to November 30 and a display window of 7 to 11 p.m. Gwanghwamun Station on Metro Line 5 is a useful reference point.

The program features works by Han Seunggoo and Hong Nakyum. Because the screen is on the building's exterior, do not confuse this with admission to an indoor gallery. Look for current city notices and choose a safe public viewing area, keeping in mind that other events around Gwanghwamun may affect pedestrian access.

The detailed notice does not state a per-work running order, screening length, or whether the same content is shown continuously throughout the entire window. Treat 7–11 p.m. as the listed overall operating time, not a precise screening schedule. Give priority to public safety and pedestrian flow when photographing the display.

What we're seeing

The exhibition turns a landmark façade into a night-time art surface. It is a different venue and program from Seoullo Media Canvas.

What we still don't know

Individual screening times, specific accessible viewing spots, temporary disruptions and any separate ticket or reservation conditions were not verified in the official detailed announcement.