Museum of Contemporary Art Taipei

Taiwan Contemporary Art Building, this is, every love of art, personnel want to come, an art museum! This art museum can be called as a new landmark punching point in Taipei. The art works inside are particularly infectious and very fashionable.

Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art: The building was built in 1921 as a "built primary school" built by the Governor's Office of Taiwan during the Japanese rule of Taiwan. In 1945, the Taipei Municipal Government was established as the office of the Chief Executive of Taiwan Province, so the new Taipei Municipal Government had to build a primary school as an office space. Due to the unsuitable use of the three buildings in the old building, the city government moved to the newly built Taipei Municipal Building in Xinyi District in 1994, and the old building was idle. In 1996, it was designated as a monument in the city, and on May 27, 2001, the main hall of the old building was established as a public and private museum of contemporary art in Taipei, and the two wings became a classroom in the built country.

Taipei Contemporary Art Museum is located on Chang'an West Road in Datong District, a Japanese-only school in the Japanese era; it was the residence of the Taipei Municipal Government until the government moved elsewhere, and it was renovated and planned by the Taipei Municipal Art Museum. The art museum is built with monumental architecture, red brick surface, wooden roof, vertical long-striped windows, black tiled ocean wind oblique roof. Now here is a display of contemporary art. Free audio guide download, free audio guide borrowing and other services, weekends of seminars, series of lectures, workshops.

This is the first time I have come here. The building here is quite distinctive, but I don't like the color matching here. Probably the cows will have an abnormal reaction when they see red, right?

a colonial-style building which houses a lot of fascinating works of art

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A place I want to go again...