Weisman Art Museum

I recommend a museum that will definitely shock you this trip to the United States, our first stop is to go to Minnesota Weisman Art Museum. 🙋 I heard that this is a very modern museum, let's take a look with me! We were first shocked by its appearance, its appearance is completely different from the museum I have been to before, really very modern style, the whole building is distorted, but it looks very spectacular and majestic. Then we punched in outside the museum and took a lot of photos ～～ Then we went inside the museum! The first thing that greeted us was two simulated sheep that looked super cute, 🐑 also super really heard that wool is still real wool! Of course, we can't help but punch in and take pictures. Then we will visit. The super famous pigeon painting is flat, but it looks very like three-dimensional. The content of the painting is that there is a pigeon in each cabinet. We stopped here to watch for a long time, and both of us were shocked by this painting! ! TIPS1. Attraction address: Weisman Art Museum2. Opening hours: When we went, it was open from 10 am to 5 pm on Tuesday.

Art of Making Meaning - The Weisman Museum of Art has been a teaching museum for a university since its birth. Today, education remains the central task of the museum, bringing art into the university and public community. There was no food available for purchase at the museum when we went. You can find a variety of restaurants in the surrounding area of Coffman Memorial Union, Washington Avenue and Dinkytown. Take it back to the museum and have dinner in the Riverview room (right side of the front desk). The museum displays and interprets works of art, provides exhibitions that place art in relevant cultural, social and historical contexts. Several large exhibitions are held annually, as well as organized letters, seminars, tours and special events focusing on educational themes. Over the course of 70 years, the museum has collaborated with more than 50 departments to present the concept of a great university in a multidisciplinary and extensive collaborative project. The museum’s active tourism program serves the cultural, educational needs of rural communities in the Midwest and the country and international audience. Discover, explore, create, think critically with wam, and learn to see the world around you from a new perspective. Courses offer opportunities for reflection, experimentation, inspiration, creativity, enjoyment and real learning experiences and games. Tips: 1. Closed on the following holidays: New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas. 2. Tickets for all exhibitions and public projects are free and open to the public (unless otherwise stated). 3. Parking is available under the museum. The university parking fee is $3 per hour and up to $12 per day. If the museum parking lot is full, use the East River Road parking lot for additional parking.