Featured Events in Busan in February 2025 (April Updated)

The Gwangalli M Drone Light Show decorates the night sky of Gwangalli with new and diverse content every Saturday night. "M" means "amazing, surprising", and the lights from the drones combined with the night view of the Gwangalli Bridge will bring surprise and mystery to visitors to Gwangalli.

The SpongeBob SquarePants exhibition is back again, upgraded, ready to start!!! You can only see it in Busan~ From humorous clips to various "exhibition-limited SpongeBob SquarePants peripherals"~ Get ready to make your heart beat wildly!!

The Gwangalli M Drone Light Show decorates the night sky of Gwangalli with new and diverse content every Saturday night. "M" means "amazing, surprising", and the lights from the drones combined with the night view of the Gwangalli Bridge will bring surprise and mystery to visitors to Gwangalli.

The Gwangalli M Drone Light Show decorates the night sky of Gwangalli with new and diverse content every Saturday night. "M" means "amazing, surprising", and the lights from the drones combined with the night view of the Gwangalli Bridge will bring surprise and mystery to visitors to Gwangalli.

The SpongeBob SquarePants exhibition is back again, upgraded, ready to start!!! You can only see it in Busan~ From humorous clips to various "exhibition-limited SpongeBob SquarePants peripherals"~ Get ready to make your heart beat wildly!!

The Guyin Photography Museum will host its first two-person exhibition "A Tale of Two Cities" in 2025, co-organized by photographer Josef Scholz (b. 1966), who currently lives in Düsseldorf, Germany, and Italian photographer Paolo Ventura (b. 1968). The exhibition captures the common theme of "city and architecture" from different perspectives, exhibiting about 40 photographs and two video works that combine digital technology and painting techniques. The exhibition title "A Tale of Two Cities" is inspired by the title of Charles Dickens' novel of the same name, based on the different descriptions of two cities. Just like the contrasting descriptions of the two cities of London and Paris in the revolutionary whirlwind in the novel, the exhibition also presents the two photographers' interpretation and reinterpretation of the city from different perspectives. Josef Scholz and Paolo Ventura not only record the urban landscape in their own way, but also cut into the two common concepts of "city" and "architecture". It also demonstrates the potential of the photographic medium through experimental methods that combine digital technology and painting techniques, and provides an opportunity to explore the urban space we live in.

The SpongeBob SquarePants exhibition is back again, upgraded, ready to start!!! You can only see it in Busan~ From humorous clips to various "exhibition-limited SpongeBob SquarePants peripherals"~ Get ready to make your heart beat wildly!!

The Guyin Photography Museum will host its first two-person exhibition "A Tale of Two Cities" in 2025, co-organized by photographer Josef Scholz (b. 1966), who currently lives in Düsseldorf, Germany, and Italian photographer Paolo Ventura (b. 1968). The exhibition captures the common theme of "city and architecture" from different perspectives, exhibiting about 40 photographs and two video works that combine digital technology and painting techniques. The exhibition title "A Tale of Two Cities" is inspired by the title of Charles Dickens' novel of the same name, based on the different descriptions of two cities. Just like the contrasting descriptions of the two cities of London and Paris in the revolutionary whirlwind in the novel, the exhibition also presents the two photographers' interpretation and reinterpretation of the city from different perspectives. Josef Scholz and Paolo Ventura not only record the urban landscape in their own way, but also cut into the two common concepts of "city" and "architecture". It also demonstrates the potential of the photographic medium through experimental methods that combine digital technology and painting techniques, and provides an opportunity to explore the urban space we live in.

Located in Centum City, Busan, Museum One is a media-specialized contemporary art museum founded in 2019 by art planning company Kunst One. It reopened under the new name Museum One in March 2022. Museum One, a two-story building with an area of ​​approximately 700 pyeong, has 80 million LEDs installed on the floor, ceiling, and walls, providing a surreal experience that guides visitors into the artwork.

In today's chaotic social atmosphere and busy daily life, we often lose ourselves. We are busy with work and socializing every day, and what I really want is that I don't have time to think about what state I am in now. So I prepared an exhibition that is like a special gift to me. This exhibition will provide me with an opportunity to reflect on my inner self. I have set up some equipment. Taking time to review yourself will not bring immediate results. But as time accumulates, you will understand yourself better.

The Guyin Photography Museum will host its first two-person exhibition "A Tale of Two Cities" in 2025, co-organized by photographer Josef Scholz (b. 1966), who currently lives in Düsseldorf, Germany, and Italian photographer Paolo Ventura (b. 1968). The exhibition captures the common theme of "city and architecture" from different perspectives, exhibiting about 40 photographs and two video works that combine digital technology and painting techniques. The exhibition title "A Tale of Two Cities" is inspired by the title of Charles Dickens' novel of the same name, based on the different descriptions of two cities. Just like the contrasting descriptions of the two cities of London and Paris in the revolutionary whirlwind in the novel, the exhibition also presents the two photographers' interpretation and reinterpretation of the city from different perspectives. Josef Scholz and Paolo Ventura not only record the urban landscape in their own way, but also cut into the two common concepts of "city" and "architecture". It also demonstrates the potential of the photographic medium through experimental methods that combine digital technology and painting techniques, and provides an opportunity to explore the urban space we live in.

The SpongeBob SquarePants exhibition is back again, upgraded, ready to start!!! You can only see it in Busan~ From humorous clips to various "exhibition-limited SpongeBob SquarePants peripherals"~ Get ready to make your heart beat wildly!!

In today's chaotic social atmosphere and busy daily life, we often lose ourselves. We are busy with work and socializing every day, and what I really want is that I don't have time to think about what state I am in now. So I prepared an exhibition that is like a special gift to me. This exhibition will provide me with an opportunity to reflect on my inner self. I have set up some equipment. Taking time to review yourself will not bring immediate results. But as time accumulates, you will understand yourself better.

The Guyin Photography Museum will host its first two-person exhibition "A Tale of Two Cities" in 2025, co-organized by photographer Josef Scholz (b. 1966), who currently lives in Düsseldorf, Germany, and Italian photographer Paolo Ventura (b. 1968). The exhibition captures the common theme of "city and architecture" from different perspectives, exhibiting about 40 photographs and two video works that combine digital technology and painting techniques. The exhibition title "A Tale of Two Cities" is inspired by the title of Charles Dickens' novel of the same name, based on the different descriptions of two cities. Just like the contrasting descriptions of the two cities of London and Paris in the revolutionary whirlwind in the novel, the exhibition also presents the two photographers' interpretation and reinterpretation of the city from different perspectives. Josef Scholz and Paolo Ventura not only record the urban landscape in their own way, but also cut into the two common concepts of "city" and "architecture". It also demonstrates the potential of the photographic medium through experimental methods that combine digital technology and painting techniques, and provides an opportunity to explore the urban space we live in.

In today's chaotic social atmosphere and busy daily life, we often lose ourselves. We are busy with work and socializing every day, and what I really want is that I don't have time to think about what state I am in now. So I prepared an exhibition that is like a special gift to me. This exhibition will provide me with an opportunity to reflect on my inner self. I have set up some equipment. Taking time to review yourself will not bring immediate results. But as time accumulates, you will understand yourself better.

In today's chaotic social atmosphere and busy daily life, we often lose ourselves. We are busy with work and socializing every day, and what I really want is that I don't have time to think about what state I am in now. So I prepared an exhibition that is like a special gift to me. This exhibition will provide me with an opportunity to reflect on my inner self. I have set up some equipment. Taking time to review yourself will not bring immediate results. But as time accumulates, you will understand yourself better.

The exhibition shows the new worlds Vincent Barr discovers in the shadows of objects such as potato peelers and glasses. Shadowology works created by adding unlimited imagination to the small hints provided by various objects and lights. Take a moment to find the life that his paintings bring!

The exhibition shows the new worlds Vincent Barr discovers in the shadows of objects such as potato peelers and glasses. Shadowology works created by adding unlimited imagination to the small hints provided by various objects and lights. Take a moment to find the life that his paintings bring!

The exhibition shows the new worlds Vincent Barr discovers in the shadows of objects such as potato peelers and glasses. Shadowology works created by adding unlimited imagination to the small hints provided by various objects and lights. Take a moment to find the life that his paintings bring!

The exhibition shows the new worlds Vincent Barr discovers in the shadows of objects such as potato peelers and glasses. Shadowology works created by adding unlimited imagination to the small hints provided by various objects and lights. Take a moment to find the life that his paintings bring!

Introduction to this exhibition了Longitude measurement method\development and major discoveries. SoMany countries competed to find an accurate method of measuring longitude, and in the process, navigation technology and science made great progress. In particular, the British invented the marine clock that could determine the time on the ship, solving the longitude problem. With the continuous development of the longitude measurement method, the safety of maritime navigation has been guaranteed, and it has also played an important role in maritime trade and the production of world maps. Through this exhibition we can learn about the development of longitude measurement, how the development of measurement has changed world history, and the challenges and achievements experienced by scientists and navigators.

Introduction to this exhibition了Longitude measurement method\development and major discoveries. SoMany countries competed to find an accurate method of measuring longitude, and in the process, navigation technology and science made great progress. In particular, the British invented the marine clock that could determine the time on the ship, solving the longitude problem. With the continuous development of the longitude measurement method, the safety of maritime navigation has been guaranteed, and it has also played an important role in maritime trade and the production of world maps. Through this exhibition we can learn about the development of longitude measurement, how the development of measurement has changed world history, and the challenges and achievements experienced by scientists and navigators.

Introduction to this exhibition了Longitude measurement method\development and major discoveries. SoMany countries competed to find an accurate method of measuring longitude, and in the process, navigation technology and science made great progress. In particular, the British invented the marine clock that could determine the time on the ship, solving the longitude problem. With the continuous development of the longitude measurement method, the safety of maritime navigation has been guaranteed, and it has also played an important role in maritime trade and the production of world maps. Through this exhibition we can learn about the development of longitude measurement, how the development of measurement has changed world history, and the challenges and achievements experienced by scientists and navigators.

Introduction to this exhibition了Longitude measurement method\development and major discoveries. SoMany countries competed to find an accurate method of measuring longitude, and in the process, navigation technology and science made great progress. In particular, the British invented the marine clock that could determine the time on the ship, solving the longitude problem. With the continuous development of the longitude measurement method, the safety of maritime navigation has been guaranteed, and it has also played an important role in maritime trade and the production of world maps. Through this exhibition we can learn about the development of longitude measurement, how the development of measurement has changed world history, and the challenges and achievements experienced by scientists and navigators.

This is an exhibition co-hosted by the GoEun Museum of Photography and KT&G Sangsang Madang since 2012, which aims to discover and support new artists. The writers selected this year generally focus on personal narratives. Min Hye-ryung creates portraits of everyday environments and objects, and Lee Sun faces the suffering of others through a repetitive photographic process. Lee Seung-jae visualizes the reactions of animals or responses to animals.

This is an exhibition co-hosted by the GoEun Museum of Photography and KT&G Sangsang Madang since 2012, which aims to discover and support new artists. The writers selected this year generally focus on personal narratives. Min Hye-ryung creates portraits of everyday environments and objects, and Lee Sun faces the suffering of others through a repetitive photographic process. Lee Seung-jae visualizes the reactions of animals or responses to animals.

The Jeongwol-gil Festival is a traditional cultural festival held on the 15th day of the first lunar month every year in the area of ​​​​Yeongwol-ro, Haeundae-gu, Busan. The festival revolves around the traditional Korean festival of Jeongwol-gil, and offers a variety of activities. The main activities include the Burning Moon Tower (달집태우기), the Ground God Stomping Ceremony (지신밟기), the Agricultural Music Performance (풍물놀이), and various traditional game experiences, which are meant to pray for peace and a good harvest in the new year. In particular, the beautiful full moon on Yeongwol-gil is breathtaking, attracting many tourists to watch. In addition, this festival is also an opportunity for local residents and tourists to experience Korean traditional culture together, and it has become one of the representative cultural festivals of Haeundae. Since the event schedule and specific arrangements may change every year, it is recommended to check the official website of Haeundae-gu or related tourist information in advance for the latest details.