Hawaii State Art Museum

The first thing to note about this museum is its architecture. It built. 928, is a national historical building. However, this museum contains art by contemporary Hawaiian artists. In the open gallery, there is a decent display of artworks, as well as detailed descriptions of works and artists. This is very good. When we visited the museum, there were also some winning works from high school students in the exhibition. The talents displayed by these students were amazing. One was not listed. At its location, there was a note that said the work was sent to New York for a national exhibition. It may take an hour or two to visit, but it was worth it. The cafe on the first floor of the museum was superb. Finally arrived early, there is a parking lot at the palace of Iolani. It is a road to the museum.

Don't look at the scale of this museum, its architecture is not good, but it is really worth seeing, and there are a lot of various artworks and cultural relics from China, which is very good.

This gallery looks quite small, especially its gate, originally did not have any hope, but after entering, I found that there are quite a lot of artwork inside, it feels quite good, it is worth the fare.

The overall environment of this gallery is like a courtyard. Although it is not the kind of comprehensive art gallery, I think the environment and exhibits are good, there are a lot of Asian artifacts and artworks.

The art gallery is not big, and its main buildings are bungalows, which are quite rich in the characteristics of the island, but the collection is actually not bad, all are a lot of boutique cultural relics and art products.