Crowned Museum of Art

Crowned Museum of Art inherited the place from the 1st generation who opened the Crown Hotel and the 2nd generation who opened the Crown Pharmacy; now, the 3rd generation of the Zhu Family has renovated the old house and started a new business of culture and art.
In response to the trend of Kaohsiung's transformation into cultural and creative industry, the 3rd generation of the Zhu Family inherited the family business; Dr. Zhu Jia-huang and Dr. Zhu De-ren jointly planned to renovate the old house and named the house "Crowned Museum of Art," which represents the family business heritage, the Crown Hotel and the Crown Pharmacy. Dr. Zhu Jia-huang is the Curator of Museum, and the operation of the museum is handled by Zhu Jia-min (Jemmy), who obtain the Master degree of Arts in the USA, and he is also in charge of the Jemmy Gallery and the Tiema (bicycle) Workshop.

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基本資訊

地點: No.71, Dali St., Yancheng Dist., Kaohsiung City
拍攝日期: 2015-11-18
GPS定位: 22.623189,120.288418

如何前往

"Public Transportation"
By MRT: Take Kaohsiung MRT Orange Line and get off at Yanchengbu Station

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景點介紹

In addition to exhibiting artistic creations, the Crowned Museum of Art plans the exhibition of the private collections of paintings and prints, gramophone records, and Taiwan's artifacts at early times. The museum is also facilitated with a cafe for visitors to enjoy the fragrant ground coffee in an artistic space with the cultural atmosphere. The museum has planned regular exhibitions and worked with designers to launch art-related branded products for visitors to purchase and collect as well as decorate their houses to enhance the taste of art.
Established in 2005, the Tiema (bicycle) Workshop shares the artistic space with the museum; it's a personal workshop that launches custom-made American hippie-style bicycles.
In response to the government's policy of transformation into the cultural and creative industry, the Crowned Museum of Art has given new life to the old Yancheng District; it has taken the lead to make a contribution to the transformation of the old community.