丹铎神庙将于4月26日(星期日)至5月8日(星期五)关闭。大都会艺术博物馆第五大道馆将于5月4日(星期一)关闭。

规划您的参观
我们正在努力尽快翻译此页面。感谢您的理解。

Where, In What Form, Shall We Meet Again: On 20th-Century Art in Korea

Join scholar Joan Kee to follow the unexpected twists and turns of Korean art from the end of the 19th century until 1970. Building on the artists and ideas in the exhibition Lineages: Korean Art at The Met , Kee illustrates how different approaches to form highlight abundances and endurances in Korean art's 20th century.

Subscribe for new content from The Met #TheMet#Art#TheMetropolitanMuseumofArt#Museum

© 2024 The Metropolitan Museum of Art


Pop art portrait of a woman with bright orange hair, turquoise skin, pink lips, and lavender eyeshadow on a pink background.
How do works in The Met collection trace the shifting associations of blonde glamour in Western art?
Lynda Nead
February 2
A small wooden carved box featuring figures and a tree in relief.
The author of After Sappho offers a queer feminist reading of Eve and the serpent, reimagining sin as likeness, desire, and bodies transcending gender and species.
Selby Wynn Schwartz
January 9
A close-up detail of a painted face rendered in muted green, blue, and gray tones.
Author Leena Krohn reflects on Helene Schjerfbeck’s portrait of Sigrid Nyberg.
Leena Krohn
December 18, 2025
More in:82nd and Fifth: Art Explained