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Juming Museum is affiliated to Juming Cultural and Educational Foundation, founder Mr. Ju Ming spent twelve years building this 24,000 square meter outdoor art museum, and officially opened to the outside world on September 19, 1999. The two major missions of Juming Museum are to promote sculpture art and to educate children about art. Taking both into consideration has always been the development direction of Juming Art Museum. Over the years, the museum has organized various children's art education activities to deepen local community management, enrich local school children's understanding of sculpture art and the museum, and allow children to integrate local humanities and ecological characteristics in their artistic creations. As one of the few sculpture-focused museums in Taiwan, based on the responsibility of preserving artworks and the mission of inheriting cultural assets, the Juming Museum of Art is committed to the preservation, restoration and research of the three-dimensional sculptures in the museum's collection, as well as to the improvement of Taiwanese sculpture. The artistic level leads Taiwan to integrate with international standards.
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Juming Biography
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The Juming Museum is an art museum located in Taiwan dedicated to commemorating and displaying the artistic works of the famous Chinese painter Ju Ming.
Officially established by artist Ju Ming on September 19, 1999, it is the largest outdoor art museum in Taiwan and is located at No. 2 Xishi Lake, Jinshan District, New Taipei City. The original site was originally used by Ju Ming to place large-scale sculptures. As the number of works increased, Ju Ming came up with the idea of establishing an art museum.
Ju Ming, whose real name is Chu Chuan Tai, is a Taiwanese sculptor. In the early days, he was famous for his sculptures with local themes, such as "cows" and "shepherd boys". Recently, he has become famous for his modern sculptures that incorporate Chinese philosophy such as "Tai Chi", whose works combine the spirit of traditional wood carving and modern sculpture, embodying Eastern spirituality in their expression, and gradually develop a unique style that transcends both.
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