Meiling Museum of Art Introduction
Meiling Art Museum is located within Zhongzheng Park in Puzi City. It was initiated by students of Teacher Wu Meiling in 1984 to honor their mentor's educational spirit and to promote his philosophy while fostering the development of local art. In 1991, with the consent of the board of directors and supervisors of the foundation, the incomplete building was donated to the Chiayi County Government for further construction, and it was officially completed and opened on July 11, 1995, to celebrate Mr. Wu Meiling's centenary. Since its establishment, Meiling Art Museum has been dedicated to integrating the industrial activities of various townships and cities in Chiayi County, supporting the establishment of local特色 museums to develop cultural resources in agriculture, forestry, fishing, and tourism. The museum also plans and assists in the establishment of public art and promotes visual art activities to advance artistic education and grassroots cultural construction. Over the years, it has organized cultural exhibitions and activities to enrich the cultural life of the community, becoming a popular destination for leisure on weekends. The museum covers an area of approximately 1,650 square meters and can be divided into four main areas: exhibition hall, classroom, collection room, and administrative area. 1. Exhibition Hall: The total area of the exhibition hall is about 1,150 square meters, divided into a first-floor exhibition room and a second-floor exhibition room, suitable for exhibitions related to painting, photography, sculpture, ceramic art, and cultural artifacts. 2. Classroom: The classroom is located in the basement of the museum and provides a space for the public to learn courses in calligraphy, painting, sculpture, ceramic art, and for volunteer training. 3. Collection Room: The collection room is located on the second floor of the museum and primarily houses the artworks of the centenarian Mr. Wu Meiling. 4. Administrative Area: The administrative area is located on the left side of the museum entrance and serves as the place for administrative management and office work.
