- You can park your bicycle near the ticket center and walk to the Chichu art museum. You can also take the bus from this museum to reach Benesse House Museum.
- View a museum guide and fees for the Chichu Art Museum in Naoshima, plus information on artists and programs, etc.
- So, if it is art you are looking for on your trip to Japan, then Kagawa is the place to visit. ... 3. Chichu Art Museum. (image by flickr.com).
- Nov 14, 2015 - 3 min read. Chichu Art Museum. Light and Space in Naoshima. ... 3449-1 Naoshima, Kagawa 7613110 Japan (Directions). 087-892-3755.
- The brutalist-style approach was taken by Tadao Ando for the Chichu Art Museum. Usage of concrete was done to create clean lines and built-in decorations.Bulunamadı: кагава
- The Chichu Art Museum will maintain its magic because our practical world will not have the capacity to achieve this level of consideration for nature.Bulunamadı: кагава
- The Chichu Art Museum (地中美術館, Chichū Bijutsukan) (literally 'art museum in the earth') is a museum built directly into a southern portion of the island of Naoshima...
- Chichu Art Museum, Naoshima, Japan. Kagawa Prefecture Building: New Japanese Architecture design by Tadao Ando architect.
- At the Chichu Art Museum, on your way from the ticket center to the actual museum, the visit starts with a small garden that is reminiscent of Claude Monet’s...
- The Chichu Art Museum (地中美術館, Chichū Bijutsukan) is a unique contemporary art museum built into a hillside overlooking the southern coast of Naoshima.
- Chichu Art Museum. A gigantic work of art created by the architect Tadao Ando and 3 other famous artists. Naturally there are works of art displayed.
- Incorporating Ando's favorite material palette of concrete, steel, glass and wood, the Chichu Art Museum has an extremely minimal design.
- With its minimalist structure and the glow of natural light that illuminates the pieces, the Chichu Art Museum itself is an artwork of its own.
Chichu Art Museum
Музей в Японии
Краткая информация
Музей построен непосредственно в южной части острова Наосима в префектуре Кагава, Япония. Он был спроектирован архитектором Тадао Андо и открыт для публики 18 июля 2004 года.
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- Дата основания:18 июля 2004 года