Zhuhai Art Museum Introduction
The contemporary sculpture master of Taiwan, Ju Ming, chose the beautiful Jinshan area to plan an art park covering 11 hectares, showcasing important works from different periods according to varied topographies. Completed in 1999, this art park is filled with modernity and humanistic spirit. Initially, Mr. Ju Ming aimed to solve the issue of storing large artworks, but later, inspired by nature, he decided to create a space to display his lifetime achievements and a venue for artists to unleash their creativity. The outdoor sculptures are divided into Tai Chi Plaza, Human Plaza, and Sports Plaza. Tai Chi Plaza is the largest exhibition area, featuring the most original and peak works from his creative career. Standing in the expansive plaza among these magnificent and extraordinary giant copper sculptures, one can seemingly experience the Tai Chi realm of unity with nature. Additionally, the main building of the Ju Ming Museum is a pyramid-shaped structure that itself is a vibrant art form. Inside, it not only displays Ju Ming's flat works, wood carvings, and ceramic pieces, but also showcases works and historical materials from his mentors, Li Jinchuan and Yang Yingfeng. The Ju Ming Museum offers a vast and unrestricted exhibition environment, allowing a more diverse presentation of artistic expressions and providing visitors with ample recreational opportunities to engage with art. Here, you can enjoy both static and dynamic art pieces indoors and outdoors. Moreover, there is a "Children's Art Center" specially designed for children, which includes an art experience room, art experimental exhibition area, splash pool, and Big Mouth Children's Restaurant, making it a great visit for families with children, meeting various needs for artistic experiences, performances, play, and dining. Covering more than 30,000 square meters, it is the largest park museum in Taiwan. Both indoors and outdoors, the museum houses thousands of impressive art creations by Ju Ming, making it an ideal place for visitors and families to spend a whole day. The Ju Ming Museum is open for activities from May to October, while lawn maintenance occurs from November to April, during which visitors are advised to refrain from walking on the grass.
