Summer is in full swing, with sweltering heat and unpredictable downpours. You may be looking for an indoor destination where you can stay cool and comfortable while enjoying some art and culture. This is the perfect time to check out: Werner Bronkhorst: The Whole World’s a Canvas, a new exhibition in Busan that’s recently been creating a buzz on social media.
Getting There & Tips for Your Visit
The exhibition is being held at Groundseesaw Busan, located on the fourth floor of the five-star Grand Josun Busan, just next to Haeundae Beach.
Visitors are encouraged to use the nearby public parking lot for easier access to the exhibition.
When you enter the hotel lobby, you’ll see an escalator immediately to your right. Although Groundseesaw Busan is on the fourth floor, it’s only two levels up by escalator, making the entrance easy to find.
You can also purchase tickets at the on-site kiosk next to the information desk. If you book in advance through Naver, you can get 40% off during the “Summer Heat Week” promotion, bringing the admission price down to KRW 12,000. Don’t miss out on the discount!
An Art Exhibition That Captivates Your Senses
These works offer more than visual beauty—each one provides a glimpse into the artist’s philosophy and the witty behind-the-scenes story it holds. The leaflet provided at the entrance gives offers additional context as you explore the exhibition, helping you appreciate each piece on a deeper level.
What looks like a smooth, flat painting from a distance reveals striking 3D textures up close, created by building up thick layers of paint. The rich textures naturally draw you closer, inviting you to take in every detail.
Another highlight of the exhibition is its interactive elements, which visitors can actively enjoy throughout the experience. Stylish photo spots inspired by key motifs from the artworks can be found throughout the exhibition. Beautiful lighting also makes it easy to capture Instagram-worthy photos. A clean, simple outfit that contrasts with the bold backgrounds will make your photos look even better.
Werner Bronkhorst is far from your typical exhibition. Its modern yet instantly recognizable visual appeal makes for an engaging and enjoyable from start to finish.
A Charming Finish at the Gift Shop
At the end of the exhibition, you’ll find a charming gift shop where you can keep the experience alive a little longer. The shop is filled with items featuring the artist’s unique artwork, including postcards, posters, and tote bags, making it a great place to pick up a souvenir or gift.
Looking for a cool, comfortable, and inspiring indoor spot to escape the sweltering heat and sudden downpours this summer? Why not enjoy a refreshing cultural escape at Werner Bronkhorst, on view at Grand Josun Busan?
Overview
Address
Location: 4F, Grand Josun Busan, Groundseesaw Busan
Hours
- Dates: Friday, May 22–Sunday, October 25, 2026
- Hours: 10 AM–7 PM (Last admission at 6 PM)
Service Fees
KRW 18,000 (on-site) / KRW 12,000 (advance purchase through Naver)
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