Cafeteria & Museum Shop
At the cafeteria, by the front gate, visitors can leisurely enjoy the beautiful view of Hwanho Park, while enjoying a cup of tea.
POMA Library
The POMA Library on the first floor has a variety of materials including books on art, photography, design, and architecture, the liberal arts, foreign art magazines, and exhibition catalogs. Visitors may also access invaluable art-related books donated by sculptor Choi Man-Rin.
The museum has a wide variety of amenities, such as library, seminar room, cafeteria, shop, and reference room, besides five galleries. While appreciating artworks on display, viewers can also take a rest and enjoy diverse activities.
The museum’s five galleries including Choheon Chang Doo-kun gallery for a permanent exhibition present an optimal environment for viewing, finished with basalt for a sophisticated feel, and to absorb sound and control humidity. Gallery 1 and 2, 7.4m and 6m high respectively, are for contemporary art exhibitions, and Gallery 3 and 4 opposite the lobby are for differing types of exhibition including media-art shows. In addition, spaces bridging the galleries can be used for diverse productions and exhibitions, giving citizens access to art culture easily and familiarly.