Busan Museum of Art (BMA)

Its architecture is reminiscent of waves, and the Busan Museum of Art (BMA) opened in 1998, showcasing the unique character of Busan.

In order to realize Busan's vision of becoming an international tourist city and a maritime capital not only for South Korea, but also for the world, BMA has reviewed the past 20 years, made plans for the next 20 years, and is implementing the plan. Its main goal is to improve the environment of the art museum and prepare for future changes in audience behavior and expectations of the museum; By implementing a digital network system, establish an intelligent museum that transcends time and space; And strengthen BMA's identity by fully utilizing Busan's diverse infrastructure.

All of this means that BMA is committed to bringing professionalism and mass appeal to museum activities such as exhibitions, collections, education, and cultural events, and positioning itself as a cultural center leading "global" culture, as well as a citizen centered cultural and artistic platform integrated into residents' lives. Through these efforts, BMA seeks to be reborn as a "21st century art museum that connects people and embodies values," using art as a tool to intertwine "eternal sustainability," "experiences beyond expectations," and "relationships beyond boundaries