The MOKA Garden presents See You Again, an exhibition by the Hyundai Museum of Kids’ Books & Art (MOKA), featuring seven picture book artists from Korea and worldwide. See You Again features 7 picture books presented through three themes: 'Together Today,' 'Vanishing Today,' and 'Lasting Today. 'Together Today' invites us to rediscover ourselves in nature and to picture a hopeful tomorrow inspired by the comfort and energy of the natural world. 'Vanishing Today' shares stories of life, slowly becoming extinct due to human actions. 'Lasting Today,' portrays our surroundings that have become less comfortable as they fill with artificial objects. With more than 40 works on view, the exhibition offers a chance to appreciate the artistic value of nature and the environment.

MOKA Garden at the Hyundai Museum of Kids’ Books & Art presents If You Want to Eat a Red Apple. The exhibition brings together text by Jin Joo and photographs and illustrations by Ga Hee Lee. Ga Hee Lee’s debut picture book, If You Want to Eat a Red Apple, was awarded the Opera Prima Prize at the 2025 Bologna Ragazzi Awards. Awarded to first-time picture book creators, the prize recognizes artistic vision and promise. Comprising 24 film photographs, the exhibition follows the growth of two children in the local countryside, captured through the gentle and attentive gaze of a mother. As you recall your own childhood and treasured memories, we invite you to discover a page from the past—as red as the sun, as shining as a jewel

The exhibition The Boy Wearing a Bronze Helmet at MOKA Garden explores the theme of "running," showcasing the works of artist So Yun-Kyoung. Through her art, the exhibition presents runners across time and place, from ancient Greek soldiers to modern marathon athletes.

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Introduced by Steven Guarnaccia, the “The Museum of Nothing" isn't really filled with nothing. It features bottles containing invisible air and fragrance, books filled with blank pages, and even wide-open holes. Although everything here seems invisible and empty, it can be thought of as space left for new imagination and ideas, rather than being "nothing." As yo

The Beyond Paper Plane travelling exhibition project presents contemporary Czech illustrators and artists with a particular focus on children’s books. The curatorial selection features books that combine a three-dimensional object with an independent work of art. This allows the books to offer a much greater sense of space and haptics and promotes the authenticity of the material. Contemporary children's books have the potential for further interactive and educational use, whether it is the analogue manual finishing of the illustrations or their transfer into virtual reality, allowing children to immerse themselves in the game. The illustrations experiment with unusual materials, such as sheet metal, textiles, optical foils, photographs or found objects, pushing the boundaries of the conventional book format and the traditionally associated media such as watercolour, drawing, printmaking or painting.

What does the world look like as seen by beings that are so close to us, yet unseen? Imagine a subway that runs along one road, carrying many people all day long, a rabbit living with people on the veranda, and the gaze and emotions of the plants in the living room. They find the people strange at first, but over time, they know a lot about the people. In this exhibition, we hope you'll enjoy the stories of plants, animals, and objects, and have fun imagining that many of the beings around us feel a wide range of emotions and have unspoken concerns, just like people.

MOKA, the Hyundai Museum of Children’s Books, is pleased to present Un Sedicesimo on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Corraini Edizioni, an Italian publishing house that has been combining ‘art’ and ‘publishing’ with their experimental projects over decades of history. Un Sedicesimo, which means ‘one sixteenth’ in Italian, is a monthly magazine project by Corraini Edizioni. First started in 2007, the magazine is published as a small booklet of 16 sheets of 17×24 cm paper by folding and cutting the paper (100×70 cm) used by an offset printing press. Printed without wasting a single millimeter of paper, the sextodecimo (one sixteenth) booklet showcases the unique work of multiple artists within the same format.

MOKA’s Un-printed Ideas project has presented 41 picture book artists through its three renditions to support the artists. The 12 artists from Un-printed Ideas chose a scene from their work for children. Each scene of the artists’ choice will become the first art collection of children, providing a space for stories, dreams, and relaxation.
With the exhibition MOKA Art Collection for Kids, children can appreciate artworks and imagine their own stories. In the exhibition, children can combine the artists’ works to create a large sculpture or make an avatar in a virtual space exhibition to enjoy art in new ways.

Jeju Island’s Rocks & Fish is a special exhibition to present picture books created by 49 children from Jeju Island. The project was organized in collaboration with ‘World Nature Heritage Villages in Picture Books’ by Friends of Libraries, Jeju with the support of Jeju World Natural Heritage Center.
Hamdeok Elementary School’s Seonin Branch School, Seongsan Elementary School, and Seonheul Elementary School are located near the Geomun Oreum lava tube system and Seongsan Ilchulbong Peak, which are listed as UNESCO World Natural Heritage sites.

How can we draw pictures with thread and fabric?
Stories Drawn in Thread is an exhibition of stories made with warm and comfortable thread and fabric. For this exhibition, we have invited artists from Japan in Asia, the Czech Republic in Europe, and Brazil in South America. The artists are also from different eras and

Jaime Hayon's Garden is a place where some 40 types of plant and animal sculptures create a wonderful harmony with beautiful sunlight, a light breeze and the sound of water. If you could wave a magic wand and create this space the way you want it, what would it look like? Solve the silhouette riddles, view and appreciate the sculptures of imaginary...

To commemorate its first anniversary, MOKA Garden, a museum where children can grow their dreams through nature, art and stories, is carrying out the MOKA Palette project of collecting and giving new names to colors from nature. The MOKA Palette exhibition introduces 100 colors and their names collected and reviewed by 48 participating artists...

There are two artists who painted beautiful birds on canvas. Though the materials, artistic expression techniques, screen composition, and color palettes used are different, the way the two artists expressed the birds flying and singing is the same through vigorous observation and research.

From the moment you step inside MOKA Garden, surprising joy and incredible experiences transport you to a world of fantasy. Jaime Hayon's distinctive and whimsical design turns the space into a magical place. In this MOKA X Jaime Hayon exhibition, you will see a unique design process of MOKA Garden in a variety of his works, spanning from the initial...