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Museum · Postmodernism

Nagi Museum of Contemporary Art

Arata Isozaki · Nagi, Japan · 1994

Key featuresThree galleries, Sun, Moon and Earth, each built around one permanent artwork and set to its orientation.

Architect
Arata Isozaki
Place
Nagi, Japan
Year
1994
Typology
Museum
Movement
Postmodernism
Region
East Asia
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