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Opening Hours
Nov-Apr Tue-Sun 10:00-17:00
May-Oct Tue-Sun 10:00-18:00
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Price
TWD 250
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Telephone
+886-2-24989940
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Address
No.2, Xishihu, Jinshan Dist., New Taipei City 20842, Taiwan R.O.C.
The Juming Museum (朱銘美術館), originally a storage space for Ju Ming's large sculptures, has transformed into an 11-hectare art park showcasing the master sculptor's lifelong works. The outdoor exhibition space features Ju Ming's Nativist, Taichi, and Living World series, each reflecting different stages of the artist's life and artistic expression. The Taichi Plaza displays his most famous sculptures, while the museum building itself is a pyramid-shaped masterpiece housing indoor woodcarvings, pottery, and works by Ju Ming's mentors.
Despite being over 70 years old, Ju Ming continues to pour his energy and passion into his art, viewing it not only as a spiritual discipline but also as a guiding belief in his life. The park is a pet-friendly venue, often hosting family-friendly events such as the ""Summer Night Opening,"" where visitors can enjoy a captivating audio-visual experience integrating art, music, and nature.
A visit to the Juming Museum (朱銘美術館) offers a unique opportunity to appreciate and be inspired by the artist's decades-long labor of love, making it a truly stirring experience for art enthusiasts and visitors alike.
Notice
- Regulations set by the museum:
- Please do not touch any of the artwork or their bases except where signs expressly permit.
- Do not stand on the sculpture’s base.
- In the indoor exhibition area, do not cross the gray line on the ground.
- Photographing and videotaping with flash are not allowed.
- During your visit, please do not shout, run, or jump. Activities such as picnics, kite flying, roller skating, and games are not allowed.
- Do not pick or eat any plant to avoid poisoning.
- Do not bring food or beverages into the indoor exhibition areas. Cooking is prohibited throughout the museum area.
- Smoking is permitted only in a designated smoking area.
- No betel nut chewing.
- No pets are allowed throughout the museum except guide dogs. Visitors may make use of the pet room at the Service Center for free.
- To record activities at the museum and to use the records for educational development purposes, we may take photographs or videos records when it’s necessary. If you do not want your portrait to be recorded and used, or have any concern about this, please let the museum attendants know.