Aichi Arts Center Art Library, Art library in Higashisakura 1-chōme, Japan.
The Aichi Arts Center Art Library is a specialized collection located on the first floor of the center, holding books, magazines, and exhibition catalogs focused on visual arts. The collection serves anyone interested in exploring visual art forms and contemporary art trends.
The library was founded in 1992 as part of the Aichi Arts Center complex in Nagoya. It quickly became an important resource for art documentation and research in the region.
The library becomes a hub during the Aichi Triennale, where visitors can explore current artworks and artists on display. You find materials that reveal what is happening in today's art scene.
You can visit the library during its regular opening hours, keeping in mind that it closes on the third Tuesday of each month. The best time to visit is during quieter hours in the morning or early afternoon.
The collection undergoes a complete inventory process once a year for about two weeks, during which it is carefully revised. This intensive effort ensures the database and all physical materials remain in top condition.
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