Aomori Museum of Art

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A lovely building. The current exhibition was beautifully displayed. Quiet and peaceful for a break from the maddening crowd.

The art collection of the Aomori prefectural Museum of art exhibits the characteristics of the local customs and the local customs of Aomori, and it is possible to participate in the various art activities by the local residents and the travelers who visit Aomori by holding various performances such as movies, music and dramas from time to time. The gallery covers a vast area, the white pavilion is located in a large area of green, spring and summer time is very suitable for walking in the sun, in the winter snow when looking at a white, the four seasons of change and the sense of openness let travelers can feel at this place.

A total of four floors, the collection and display of the works of famous artists from many countries, I have seen the works of Nara Yoshitomo, Koto Kudo and Abe Gosei here. But there is one thing to say, except for the designated area, you are not allowed to shoot casually, and you must follow the rules.

The exhibition area of the museum is carefully planned. The walking route can be changed at any time according to the needs of temporary exhibitions and permanent exhibitions, and the layout can be re-arranged only through simple navigation measures. It may seem simple, but it actually requires a comprehensive consideration of the design perspective. 🎨This year's temporary special exhibition is Nosaka Tetsuo's painting exhibition. Very poetic style and poetic, the works are small in size, but very delicate. Use tranquil colors, subtle gradients and simple lines to express inner purity. 🎨In addition, there is an exhibition of ghosts and monsters by Narita Takashi; an exhibition of photographs by realistic photographer Hiroshi Mukai; and an exhibition of prints by Dongfang Zhigong.

The Aomori Prefectural Art Museum with a lot of Yoshitomo Nara and a large number of photographs ~ The treasure of the town hall is this 8.5-meter-high sculpture of Yoshitomo Nara "Aomori Dog". It is said that the light at different times of the day will make big dogs appear different. Emoticons, but there is a designated route in the museum hall for the whole one-way trip. If you want to look at it again, you have to turn the whole museum up and down several floors and then turn it up again 🤣 ​