Field background

Introduction to the park The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts is located in Gushan District, referred to as Gaomei Museum. It was originally the Neiweipei Wetland full of ponds. After it was founded as the first public art museum in southern Taiwan in 1983, it has become the most important modern art and culture center in the southern region. The hub plays the important role of bringing together local and international resources and displaying art and humanities. 

Gaomei Pavilion uses a four-story main building as the exhibition hall, which is divided into four floors above ground and two floors underground. Together with the children's art museum and the sculpture park, they together form the "Neiweipi Cultural Park", covering an area of ​​41 hectares. It is a comprehensive leisure park integrating art, culture, creativity, ecology and education.

The main building of the Gaomei Pavilion is designed with space units based on different functions, including the front hall of the exhibition area, the sculpture hall, 16 exhibition rooms, 2 multi-purpose rooms, public activity areas, art research rooms, lecture halls, art resource classrooms, etc. There are also spaces such as administrative areas and collection rooms, with independent entrances and exits, making it easy to manage by zones. This is a major feature of the space. The "Children's Art Museum" and "Children's Art Garden" designed specifically for children emphasize children's art education and active learning, providing children with more places to discover, explore, and experience art experiences. The Gaomei Museum combines the setting of an art park to provide the public with a diversified living area where people can enjoy a rich plant ecology all year round, integrating art, culture, leisure and ecology.

 ( Reference source : https://khh.travel/zh-tw/attractions/detail/96 )