He Art Museum

The Guangfo McDonald's Friendship 'Mai' Years Exhibition is here! 🍟 Various interactive installations are cute and fun! 🍔 You can also stamp your BFF commemorative album to punch in Full of ritual! McDonald's believers are ecstatic! ☺️ 🌟BFF Commemorative Album Punch Card Route: 1️⃣ Punch in at the entrance BFF theme area 2️⃣ Take a photo on the McDonald's Uncle bench from the 90s 3️⃣ Pose with the children's playground slide from the 00s 4️⃣ Snap a photo at the drive-thru photo booth from the 10s 5️⃣ Punch in at the 20s 30th Anniversary Birthday Wall 6️⃣ Punch out at the giant McDonald's swing 🌟 In addition to the album route, don't forget to go to these punch spots: 7️⃣ The McDonald's tunnel right at the entrance 8️⃣ The new exhibition theme wall 9️⃣ The McDonald's Four Little Blessings Q-version figurines outside the main gate 🔟 The McDonald's Uncle climbing on the roof 1️⃣1️⃣ The photo printer on the second floor Scan the code to print, with super cute McDonald's frames, each account has only one free chance 📍Location: He Art Museum in Shunde, Foshan ⌚️Exhibition Period: 11.25-12.10, daily from 10:00-18:00 🎫Tickets: If you didn't manage to grab a reservation ticket, you can also queue on-site at 17:00

📍Guangdong Province, Foshan, Shunde District, 怡兴路 邮政编码: 528313 Go ahead and visit a cool art gallery in Shunde, Foshan. I came from Zhongshan to Foshan and had a fun time taking pics of the spiral staircase. Oh, not to mention learning about how they fix hundred year old portraits. Large cameras are not allowed 🚫 here If it’s small then it’s fine, there are so many cool pieces and you can go whenever there is a new exhibition. You could easily spend 90 minutes here. Check out my IG if you will: Crimson21_ #mytripvlog #awesomepic #summervacation #mytripvlog #2023travelwish

Visited the Hem Museum today. The building is very inspiring and you can use the stairs to take so many photos. Ancient Chinese art pieces are located on the top floor, many of them are from top Chinese artists like Qi Baishi and Zhang Daqian. Time well spent in HEM Museum! #tripinspired#happynewyear

The He Art Museum (HEM) is located in Shunde, Foshan, Guangdong, and was designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando. It has a total construction area of about 16,000 square meters, of which the exhibition area is about 8,000 square meters. The architectural concept of the He Art Museum deeply integrates the cultural elements of 'Heaven is round, Earth is square' from the Zhongyuan Zhengshuo culture. The main building is ingeniously composed of circular arcs and square geometric structures. The 'He' in the name of the He Art Museum means both 'harmony' and 'mixture,' emphasizing the harmonious coexistence of different elements, symbolizing the blend and collision of various art forms and styles. Corresponding to the 'round' layered exterior design is the five-story atrium design with exposed concrete double helix staircases at its core. This five-story high void serves as the structural and conceptual center of the composition, visually and functionally connecting different levels through the alternating circulation paths of the double helix staircases.

Rainy days are suitable for visiting art museums, letting the rain outside the museum drip. The people who watch the exhibition are quiet and beautiful in their hearts. Who can resist the artistic atmosphere of the art museum on a rainy day. Cultivate one's sentiment and feel the quiet artistic oasis in the bustling city. I heard that it's the third anniversary of Foshan Shunde and the Art Museum this year. This trip to Guangdong is specifically to check in this art museum! There will be a three-year anniversary during the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday. Art Fair, come and see again then👀 - This art museum is indeed designed by Tadao Ando. Aesthetic model of fair-faced concrete, space is beautiful into a painting. Every corner has been carefully polished. As soon as you enter, you feel a unique sense of seclusion and coldness. The double helix staircase connects the 5-story space. The glass skylight at the top. Different light and shadow effects will occur as time goes by. Cloudy and sunny days are two completely different flavors. It's like the light and shadow plants are chasing the light in the museum. You can truly feel the 'moment' quiet forest and leisurely lake. - The museum also exhibits Roni Horn's glass sculpture works. It looks like a crystal clear water surface from a distance. The light sprinkles on the glass surface to emit a moist light like water. I also keep a distance from it at all times. Afraid that a little carelessness will make it ripple. Water is transparency stripped from the existence of all things. - Photo check-in points 1⃣️Outside the art museum 2⃣️Double helix staircase in the museum 3⃣️Exhibition hall in the museum 4⃣️Arabica at the entrance☕️ 5⃣️'Heji Grocery Store' next to the coffee shop ⏰：Tuesday to Sunday 10：00-18：00 🏠：6 Yixing Road, Beijiao New City, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong 🎫：Single ticket 150 yuan/person, double ticket 120/person

Came here to check in the works of Tadao Ando. The simple appearance is the best support for the exhibits. And can quietly drink a cup of coffee.

The weather has been unpredictable recently🌦 A friend from Shunde took me to the He Art Museum to see Roni Horn's art exhibition . 🏠: He Art Museum 📍: No. 6 Yixing Road, Beijiao New City, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province 🕐: Closed on Mondays Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 (entry stops at 17:30) . 🏟Roni Horn Art Exhibition: This exhibition explores themes such as nature and humans, gender, identity, and the relationship between subject and object through paintings, photography, installations, sculptures, and literary works🗿. The surface of each glass sculpture reminds me of the surface of water💧, but it is formed by glass weighing thousands of kilograms! The top polished by 🔥 is very smooth, the inside of the sculpture is transparent and bright, as if looking down at a pool of clear water💦. There are also some paintings and photographic works in the museum📸. The internal spiral staircase connects the spaces on each floor, linking all functional areas, and it's a great place to take photos. - Bring your good friends to the He Art Museum on the weekend🎫 to enrich your holiday and enjoy the leisurely time of slow life💕. In addition, there will be a free 'He·FUN' art market during the Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday this year, raising the anticipation!

This year marks the third anniversary of the opening of the He Art Museum. I fell in love with it from its architecture at the beginning. Then the different exhibitions, I love to visit them all! This immersive exhibition, My favorite is the exhibition of Roni Horn, Various glass installations, Solid cast glass, Frosted glass surface💜 Neither dream nor dream, Existence is something that can be felt but not known, Like clear water, the glass is transparent🔅 There are also records from Iceland, Go discover, go feel☺️ It's quite wonderful, The third anniversary also has a free art market called 'He•FUN'. I'll come and visit again then😄 He Art Museum 📍6 Yixing Road, Beijiao New Town, Shunde District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province Remember the time, The museum is closed all day on Monday, Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-Closed at 6:00 pm (No entry after 5:30 pm)

Tadao Ando's works in China are few and far between, the most familiar of which is the Poly Grand Theater in Shanghai. Occasionally passing by the "square box" by the water, the light and shadow change, but it never gets old. So, other works by Tadao Ando were added to the destination wish list early on, and since we were in the Greater Bay Area, the Heyri Art Valley in Shunde and Ando's later works were not to be missed. If you have a little understanding of Tadao Ando, you should know that from his famous work "Row House in Sumiyoshi" to the highly representative "Church of the Light" trilogy, there are few architects who can create complete original composite buildings with circular shapes, especially those with super large volumes. The geometric shapes of the Shanghai Poly Grand Theater are diverse, and the circular shape is only a small supporting role inside. Therefore, the reason why this house and art museum are stunning is because Ando has finally broken through the past and consistently integrated the element of "circle". The highlight is the "dynamic column" at the center, the world's first double-helix concrete staircase, spiraling up like DNA, which proves that he has a further advanced understanding and expression of the "circle". Like everyone who comes here, I also like to follow the spiral staircase to the ground floor, look up at the circular dome of the art museum, and see the beautiful curve of the double spiral staircase like a snail shell in front of me, which changes with the light and height. Ando's thorough understanding and manipulation of light can be seen. This is an art museum that is enough to make people stay for a long time just by the venue itself. The traditional Chinese concept of "round sky and square earth" is combined with the characteristics of Lingnan traditional architecture. The five layers of the main building "round" overlap and interweave, and each layer is empty, extending outward like water ripples. This kind of challenge to tradition asymmetry brings dynamic and rhythm to the entire building. Echoing the "circle" of the art museum, the circle of water outside the main building is also an eye-catching work. Only a narrow and straight path remains as a passage. In the pool, there is a silver tree, a masterpiece by American artist Roxy Paine. "It is dead, but full of vitality, and blends Eastern and Western art in the museum." On the first floor of the art museum, you can take a look at Liu Ye's "Broadway Stories" and Zhang Enli's "Pastry Chef". You can also grab a cup of ARABICA from Heytea or walk further inside to see a painting of Zhou Chunya's "Green Dog" hanging in the corner. Zhou Chunya is currently the youngest and most expensive living artist on the Hurun Art List. Strolling around, I suddenly remembered a sentence from my favorite architect Tadao Ando: "Architecture is inevitably accompanied by light and shadow. So is life. There are difficult and cloudy days, but there will inevitably be bright days behind them." Deeply agree.