K-Culture Screen (National Museum of Korean Contemporary History)

K-Culture Square is a space created to showcase Korea's attractive cultural resources through new technology convergence content such as three-dimensional media art, displaying them around Gwanghwamun and providing cultural experiences for domestic and international visitors.

The K-Culture Screen, a digital signage that publicly shares culture, artistic resources, and technology as a public media canvas for creators worldwide, shows the history, time, and stories of Gwanghwamun through diverse content on Gwanghwamun Street, where people gather and pass by. Three-dimensional media art filled with interesting imagination and audience participation complete a truly meaningful public media canvas. The K-Culture Screen can be found at three locations: the National Museum of Korean Contemporary History, Seoul Metro Art Museum at Gyeongbokgung Station, and Sejong Center for the Performing Arts.