Oita Prefectural Art Museum

The Oita Prefectural Art Museum is an art museum and community exhibition venue in Oita Prefecture, Japan. The museum was opened in April 2015. The new historical center structure highlights present day display spaces, specialists studios, a bistro and gallery shop. The structure was planned by Pritzker Architecture Prize winning modeler Shigeru Ban. At the ground level the structure includes completely retractable glass shades opening the primary inward display space onto a nearby open square.

The structure was the beneficiary of a RIBA International Award for brilliance in 2016. The art galleries are situated on the third floor of the historical center and can be gotten to through an extensive portal with a delicately bended, wood cross section roof. The historical center shows an assortment of workmanship types in its brief displays, for example, compositions and figures, and furthermore stretches out into other craftsmanship sorts including verse and execution workmanship.

The historical center's humble perpetual presentation is likewise situated on the third floor and highlights canvases and other workmanship pieces by craftsmen from Oita with an overwhelming accentuation on crafted by Edo Period painter Tanomura Chikuden and the advanced painters Fukuda Heihachiro and Takayama Tasuo. You can come here and explore this place.