Intrigued by sets and costumes from Korean historical dramas and films? Then you will want to see actual furniture, fashion, and decorative arts from Korea’s Joseon era (1392–1897). Spanning some 500 years, Joseon was Korea’s last dynasty, and the legacy of its courtly culture and vibrant city life lives on in South Korea today. Treasures from the National Museum of Korea, the National Palace Museum of Korea, and the Deagu National Museum will be displayed for the first time in Singapore.
The exhibition will be accompanied by programmes and talks relating to Joseon Korea and contemporary Korean culture; as well as Becoming Again; Coming Together a contemporary installation inspired by Joseon Korea, by South Korean contemporary artist Ran Hwang. She is best known for create large-scale installations using pins, buttons, and threads. Becoming Again; Coming Together located on level 1 of the museum, and is free admission for all visitors.
Ticket prices for Joseon Korea: Court Treasures and City Life
Admission to all galleries end 15 minutes before closing time.
Price | |
Singaporeans & Permanent Residents Friday evenings, 7pm to 9pmConcession^: Seniors, Students, Children aged 6 years and below, NSF |
$10
$5 Free |
Foreign Residents and Tourists Friday evenings, 7pm to 9pmFamily of 5 |
$15
$7.50 $45 |
Foreign Students and Seniors Friday evenings, 7pm to 9pm |
$10
$5 |
Permanent Galleries only
Singaporeans and Permanent Residents enjoy free entry to all Permanent Galleries daily.
(Separate admission not available for foreign residents and tourists)
^A valid pass or card must be presented at the Visitor Services counter to enjoy concession admission. Concession prices are applicable for seniors aged 60 (born in 1957 or before), students, NSF and children aged 6 years and below.
20% discount for group bookings (minimum 20 persons). Please enquire at our ticketing counter for group discounts and other promotions.
Please note that the first caregiver of all Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), regardless of nationality, will be given free admission to NHB museums.