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Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts

The city museum beside the Neiweipi wetlands in Gushan, with B1 KSpace kept for experimental solo projects.

A bright-yellow landscape poster names Michael Craig-Martin's The Language of the Everyday at left; saturated colours and black outlines show a drum, metronome, pencil sharpener and chairs at right.

Michael Craig-Martin: The Language of the Everyday

Michael Craig-Martin

Michael Craig-Martin, Inhale/Exhale (2002), © Michael Craig-Martin, courtesy Gagosian. Poster published by KMFA. Editorial use.

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Walk into the Neiweipi park from light-rail C21 for the museum's large galleries and changing B1 KSpace projects.

KMFA stands in the Neiweipi cultural park in Gushan. The exhibition entrance is near Meishu East Second Road; large galleries share the building with the smaller B1 KSpace.

Leave time for the park after the galleries. Light-rail C21 and TRA Museum of Fine Arts Station are different stops: transfer from TRA to light-rail C20, then ride one stop to C21.

Get there

Public transport

Take the Kaohsiung Light Rail to C21, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts. Cross the ground-level parking area and follow the path to the building, about five to eight minutes; the museum advises around twenty minutes for the wheelchair route. TRA Museum of Fine Arts Station is a different stop: walk to light-rail C20 and ride one stop to C21. The exhibition entrance is near Meishu East Second Road. Tuesday to Sunday 09:30–17:30, closed Monday; general admission NT$90 full, NT$45 concession. Telephone +886 7 555 0331.

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