Flip Sides: Seeing Korean Art Anew

The reverse of the scene often holds secrets more fascinating than the façade. Starting March 16, 2026, an unprecedented approach challenges conventional observation methods at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. By focusing on the backs, interiors, and details ordinarily hidden, this event unveils the hidden narratives of Korean art. From ancestral ceramics to contemporary works, the route highlights the traces of manufacture and the material history of the objects. This unique perspective transforms each piece into an intimate witness to the creative gesture, offering a renewed understanding of a millennial heritage. Visible until May 31, 2027, this event offers a rare physical and technical reading of the collections.