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Neiwei Arts Center

 Kaohsiung City's newest cultural landmark, Neiwei Arts Center, is designed to reflect the shape of Chaishan (also known as Monkey Mountain). Located between Makadao Road (west of Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts) and the Children's Museum of Art, the white belt-shaped lightweight building structure blends seamlessly into the surrounding landscape.

Photo by Carter
Photo by Carter

 The gate of the arts center faces the bustling Neiwei Traditional Market, making it convenient for locals to incorporate the multifunctional arts center into their daily routines. Its hours of operation are from 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.; therefore, people can drop by the arts center after grocery shopping or exercise routines.

Photo courtesy of Neiwei Arts Center
Photo courtesy of Neiwei Arts Center

 The Neiwei Arts Center is operated in conjunction with Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Kaohsiung Museum of History, and Kaohsiung Film Archive. The partnership showcases these cultural institutions' capability of spatial planning, curating, and collections management. The arts center boasts the first open art restoration center, which was established in partnership with Cheng Shiu University Conservation Center. Professional restorers work at the center, incorporating art restoration into an exhibition.

Photo by Huang Jing-wun
Photo by Huang Jing-wun

 The center offers public lectures and guided tours of the restored relics. Therefore, the arts center also functions as a forum for exchanging artistic concepts and information about preserving antique collections. People can also make appointments to meet with professional restorers at the center, who will inspect their damaged antiques, explain the restoration process, and recommend places where it could be done.

Photo courtesy of Neiwei Arts Center
Photo courtesy of Neiwei Arts Center

Photo by Carter
Photo by Carter

 Other attractions include modern art exhibits, including Thai-Indian artist Navin Rawanchaikul's "Neiwei Rama," a thought-provoking work that explores cross-generational issues of identity in Taiwan and Thailand and a cinema with comfy seats and state-of-the-art audio-visual technology. Film exhibits include children's cartoons, classics, and documentaries. 

 Come and enjoy this new multifunctional arts center that has something for everyone.

Photo by Carter
Photo by Carter
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• Neiwei Arts Center 內惟藝術中心

No. 329, Makadao Rd., Gushan Dist., Kaohsiung City

內惟藝術中心 帶著文物看醫生

  以柴山綿延起伏的山形為外觀設計的「內惟藝術中心」是高雄市最新的文化地標,藝術中心街廓式單層輕量建築群,與周圍自然景觀融合為一,座落於高雄市立美術館園區西側馬卡道路與兒童美術館之間。

  為了讓逛藝術中心成為市民的日常,藝術中心的大門面向熱鬧的內惟市場,營運時間從上午11點至晚間9點,希望讓逛完市場、運動後的民眾直接來逛藝術中心。

  內惟藝術中心由高雄市立美術館、高雄市立歷史博物館、高雄市立電影館共同營運,發揮高雄市專業文化機構的空間規劃、策展力與典藏能力,特別值得一提的是,這裡有全台首座設置在文化場館內的開放式藝術修復中心,與高雄在地的正修科技大學文物修護中心合作,邀請專業修復師進駐館內,讓藝術品修復成為藝術展示的ㄧ環。

  藝術中心透過文物掛號、看文物醫生修復導覽及文物職人講座,與民眾交流,推廣文物保存及典藏的概念。民眾可預約修復空間導覽,也可以預約文物掛號,由修復師檢視民眾毀損的文物,說明毀損情況,並介紹後續可修復該項文物的機構予民眾。

  藝術中心展覽出現代藝術的藝術作品,其中《內惟戲院》系列,邀請泰國印度裔藝術家阿運.若望恰庫(Navin Rawanchaikul)以這件作品探討臺灣及泰國兩地的社群世代身份認同議題。

  藝術中心的電影院採用最高規格視聽品質,播放的影片包括商業、兒童動畫片、經典及紀錄片等類型的電影,邀請您前來體驗出色的音效、觀感、臨場感及舒適的座椅。

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• 內惟藝術中心

地址:高雄市鼓山區馬卡道路329號

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