Seoul Museum of Art's Seoseoul Museum will present the emerging new-media exhibition The Snake That Cannot Shed Its Skin from November 5, 2026 through February 28, 2027. Admission is free. The venue includes Gallery 3 on the first floor of Seoseoul Museum at 65 Siheung-daero 79-gil, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul.
Korean artist O Kyung Noh and Hong Kong artist Seren Hui explore inherited memory, silences and missing pieces of historical records. According to the museum, they developed new work through a pen-pal exchange about history, language and representation. Noh draws on family memories of the Jeju April 3 events, using moving images, sound, ceramics and stone-wall installation. Hui draws on family migration across southern China, Vietnam and Hong Kong, as well as letters, broadcasting, translation and omissions.
Visitor information: from November through February, weekends and public holidays are listed as 10:00–18:00, and Tuesday–Friday as 10:00–20:00. Last entry is 30 minutes before closing; Mondays and January 1 are closed, except where a public holiday falls on Monday. Museum tours are announced at 15:00 on November 6–8 and at 14:00 on other published dates. Check the event page before visiting.