Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art

The Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art contains three exhibition spaces named after natural elements: Sun, Moon, and Earth, each hosting large-scale installations.

Architect Arata Isozaki collaborated with multiple artists to establish this museum, which opened its doors on April 24, 1994 in Okayama Prefecture.

The museum integrates permanent art installations with a municipal library, creating a central space for education and artistic expression in the community.

Located at 441 Toyosawa in Nagi-cho, the museum provides barrier-free access, parking facilities, and audio guides for an enhanced visitor experience.

The facility stands as the first site-specific arts museum worldwide, featuring installations that exceed traditional gallery space limitations.

Location: Nagi

Inception: April 25, 1994

Official opening: April 24, 1994

Phone: +81868365811

Email: moca@town.nagi.lg.jp

Website: https://town.nagi.okayama.jp/moca

GPS coordinates: 35.12394,134.17494

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:53