From today (4/3), the Children's Art Museum in Taoyuan City will officially open for trial operation! This is the first children's art museum in Taiwan with the theme of "modern art", full of surprises for parents and children to discover together!
This article will introduce Taoyuan Children's Museum of Fine Arts tickets, architects, transportation information, and the 5 hidden highlights of Taoyuan Children's Museum of Fine Arts, which is a new attraction in Taoyuan that both children and adults will enjoy!
4/2 Opening of the Taoyuan Children's Museum of Fine Arts!
The new opening of the Children's Art Museum in Taoyuan City has generated a lot of buzz.At the opening ceremony of the Children's Museum in Taoyuan City on 4/2, the "Gate of Circus" troupe was invited to perform on the same stage as the cycling team of Taoyuan City NanKan Elementary School.The event was organized by the Children's Art Museum of the United States to witness the birth of the new Children's Art Museum and to kick off the trial operation.
During the trial operation period, the Taoyuan Children's Museum will not only open its first exhibition, but also launch various programs, includingIncludes a month-long Holiday Little Artist Market, themed book fairs, lectures, workshops, international forums and more!We look forward to welcoming you to these exciting events.
Taoyuan Children's Museum Admission Fee
The Children's Museum of Taoyuan City starts its trial operation today (4/3) and runs until 9/1, with free admission to the entire museum.
However, in the future, after the official operation, admission fee will be charged. The following is the admission information of Taoyuan Children's Museum:
- Full ticket: 100 RMB
- Concessionary Ticket: NT$50 (Taoyuan citizens, students over 18 years old in school, military police and firemen concessionary tickets)
- Group Ticket: $60 (20 or more people)
It is worth mentioning that the Taoyuan Children's Museum, unlike the other five capitals, has a requirement thatExtending the free admission age, which was originally restricted to those under 6 years old, to those under 18 years old.The purpose of the change in free admission is to encourage more children, students and the public to get closer to the arts.
Taoyuan Children's Museum of Fine Arts must-see 5 highlights of consolidation!
The newly opened Taoyuan Children's Museum of Fine Arts is undoubtedly one of the must-see attractions for parents and children on weekends! Not only can children be nurtured by art here, but adults can also enjoy their leisure time after work here.
But before you head to the museum, be sure to check out the following 5 must-see highlights of the Taoyuan Children's Museum, and then meet up with your kids and adults for a weekend of exploration!
Taoyuan Children's Museum Highlight 1: Art Hill
Taoyuan Children's Museum exterior and architectural plan.
The Children's Museum, styled as an art hill, was jointly planned by Japanese architect Riken Yamamoto and Taiwan's Ishi Shonaga Architects, and is adjacent to the beautiful Qingtang Garden, incorporating the design concepts of "playful exhibition halls and landscaped buildings" into it.
According to Riken Yamamoto's guide, the Children's Museum and the main building of the museum will be connected by a sky corridor, creating a symbolic "gateway to the city". In addition, the Children's Museum will have a long white Z-shaped walkway on the outside of the building, allowing children to run through it and become a landscape, echoing the positioning of the Children's Museum.
We can clearly feel Riken Yamamoto's dedication and ingenuity to the Children's Museum in Taoyuan in every detail inside and outside the building. He has not only demonstrated his mastery of architectural design, but also expressed his vision for the future of the Children's Museum, as well as his hope for the children's freedom and joy.
Taoyuan Children's Museum Highlight 2: Exploring the Future!
The opening exhibition of the Children's Museum in Taoyuan is themed "Explore the Future! Under the theme of "Exploring the Future!", four themes, "City of Containers", "City of Maps", "City of Nature", and "City of Migration" are planned from the exploration of urban texture, with a total of 12 pieces of artwork and challenging tasks, leading children to explore their own understanding and perception in the process of playing with art, and to shape their imaginations of the future.
The main visual of the exhibition was designed by famous illustrator Chow Chun Sing, who was inspired by Riken Yamamoto's architectural design, and designed a variety of geometric shapes to complement the bright and airy building, while the words "Explore the Future" on the main visual were written by his daughter, who has just started her primary school education, which is very creative, isn't it?
[___Where the Adventure Begins!]
- Exhibition Date: 2024/04/03 to 2024/09/01
- Venue:Taoyuan Children's Museum 1F, 2F, 3F
- Address:No.90, Sec.2, Gaotei South Road, Chungli District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
- Official website:Children's Museum of Taoyuan City
Taoyuan Children's Museum Highlight 3: The stone that grows out of a door
The "Stone that Grows a Door" is created by ENESS, an Australian technological art team that organized Asia's first exhibition in Taiwan, "AI Inspiration Master: Australia's 3D Light and Shadow Tactile Paradise", and specializes in the use of multi-media and information engineering technologies to create giant works of art that are suitable for all ages to experience.
This time, they also customized the interactive installation artwork "The Stone that Grows a Door" for the Taoyuan Children's Museum, inviting everyone to enjoy an experience that combines games and interactions, creativity and wisdom through narrative, video, and interactive elements.
[___The Rock That Grew a Door]
- Exhibition Date: 2024/04/03 to 2024/09/01
- Venue:Taoyuan Children's Museum, 4F.
- Address:No.90, Sec.2, Gaotei S. Rd.
- Official website:Children's Museum of Taoyuan City
Taoyuan Children's Museum Highlight 4: Our House
You can't just be attracted by the children's play area and terrace at the Children's Museum, but there's also a highlight on the 3rd floor of the museum, the Children's Art & Book Space! In response to the World Book Day and the opening of the new building, the opening theme book exhibition "Our House" will be held from 4/19 to 6/30.
This book exhibition is a response to Riken Yamamoto's assertion that "a building is a small city in itself", comparing architecture to an open book, and believing that every corner of a space has its own story waiting to be explored.
Taoyuan Children's Museum Highlight 5: Multi-themed Marketplace
Starting from the 4/4 Children's Holiday, the Children's Museum Art Street will organize a month-long Holiday Bazaar. Each market will have a different theme, such as "Children's Adventure", "Natural Life", "Future of Art", "Love and Family", etc., providing a multi-sensory experience.
Taoyuan Children's Museum Architect
The design of the Taoyuan Children's Museum of Fine Arts is bold and innovative, especially the "big pitched roof" on the exterior of the museum, which has become the most eye-catching landmark in Taoyuan, and one wonders which architect designed it.
Below is the information about the architect of the Children's Museum in Taoyuan:
- Riken Yamamoto: Japanese architect who won the 2024 Pritzker Prize for Architecture.
- Shih Chiao-Yung: Architect of Taiwan Architects Office, joint design with Japanese designers.
Transportation to Taoyuan Children's Museum
Public TransportationBus, MRT, High Speed Rail
- busHigh Speed Rail South Wendel Junction Station: Take L605, L605A, get off at the station and walk for 2 minutes. Tsing Tong Yuen Station: Take L207, L207A, 217 Tsing Po Loop, get off at Tsing Tong Yuen Station and walk for 6 minutes.
- Taoyuan MetroA19 Taoyuan Stadium Station: 6-minute walk from the station.
- XRL:Taoyuan HSR Station Exit 7: 20 minutes walk from the station.
DrivingNational Highway 2-Airport Extension/Dazhu Interchange (toward Qingpu and the High Speed Rail Station), arrive at No. 90, Section 2, High Speed Rail South Road (near Qingtangyuan).
Taoyuan Children's Museum of Fine Arts Opening Promotional Video
The following is a promotional video for the opening of the Children's Museum in Taoyuan City on 4/3, giving you a glimpse of the grandeur of the Children's Museum building.
Taoyuan Children's Museum Information
Taoyuan Children's Museum of Art has two museums, Qingpu Museum and Bade Museum, the following is the location information:
- Taoyuan Children's Museum::
- addressNo. 90, Sec. 2, Gaotei South Road, Jungli District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
- Time: Wednesday through Monday 09:30-17:00 (Closed on Tuesdays)
- Taoyuan Children's Museum Bade Hall::
- addressTaoyuan City, Taiwan (R.O.C.): 5F, No. 728, Sec. 1, Jieshou Rd.
- TimeTuesday-Sunday 09:30-17:00 (Closed on Mondays and national holidays)
Conclusion of Taoyuan Children's Museum
As the first children's art museum in Taiwan with modern art as its theme, the Children's Museum in Taoyuan City carries rich cultural significance and educational value. It is not only a place for children to explore art, but also a bridge to integrate creativity and imagination into daily life.
The opening of this museum will not only bring an important cultural landmark to Taoyuan, but also inject new vitality into art education in Taiwan. It will serve as a starting point for children to be enlightened on the path of art, and at the same time will inspire them to pursue creativity and beauty.
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