Musee du Quai Branly Review

I first met the Brownlee Riverbank Museum because the architect Jean Nouvel. Amazed by the clever use of more than 10 architectural skins in a building, I used this building as my case study when studying the skin of architecture at Penn University. Until I really had the opportunity to stand before her, this museum has left a lingering impression in my mind. Even if I live in New York and have seen various museums around the world, she is the most amazing to me! Mimicking nature, special abstract processing glass, Protect exhibits, connect inside and outside, blur the boundaries. Walking indoors feels like being led into pristine jungles and grasslands. The charm of primitive art in Africa, Asia, Oceania and America is magnified and focused. Masts, columns, textiles are abstract and distinct from East and West cultures. Mysterious and lovely. In the evening, the lights and the garden complement each other, adding a little bit of Paris's night spirit to the gorgeous red main building. You can see the Eiffel Tower in Paris from the roof and the strange side windows of the building. The symbol of Paris is integrated into the exhibition and becomes a part. It seems to symbolize the blending and penetration of culture. The exhibition's clever integration and projection, walking out of the exhibition, seems to be walking in the long river of history and time thanks to the curators, museums, architects of the carefully presented minority culture, so that I have the opportunity to see and understand the background of my life and growth. Different worlds and cultures

The scenery here is beautiful and pleasant! Very suitable for the whole family to travel together! The locals will take you to enjoy the beautiful scenery around, they are hospitable, very cool, and some French romantic and funny feelings!

The Jacques Chirac Brownlee Museum in Paris is a museum full of the beauty of the wild indigenous peoples, and many of the exhibitions here are statues of the indigenous peoples of Europe, which are very exaggerated and mysterious. There are also many alternative design works, 10 points worth visiting.

one of my favourite museums in paris!

The exhibition in the Jacques Chirac Museum is quite good.

The Cabranley Museum is a museum worth visiting besides the three major museums. In fact, it can be called a non-European Museum of Culture and Folklore. It exhibits things outside Europe, including Asian, North American, island and African cultural relics. It is a large collection, which can open your eyes. There are many very novel things worth seeing.