Tower 63 in Seoul. Photo: Wikimedia

The Centre Georges Pompidou will be opening a museum in Seoul in 2025, expanding its network of outposts that currently includes branches in Metz, Shanghai, and Málaga. The Paris-based institution has signed an agreement with the Hanwha Culture Foundation to locate its new center – to be designed by the French architect J.M. Wilmotte – within Tower 63, headquarters of the Hanwha group. The Pompidou also announced earlier this month its plans for an outpost in AlUla (Arabia Saudí)...

The Art Newspaper. First Saudi, now Seoul: Centre Pompidou confirms latest move of global expansion