Bass Museum of Art

The Bath Art Museum is a very special building, and its shape is also a work of art. The Art Museum is here to hold art exhibitions of different artists. It is very recommended for those who like to see exhibitions.

The Bath Art Museum is quite interesting. This unique art form is also very popular. The Bath Museum also has a very complicated design. The Art Museum has a large area of unique facilities and can also be visited.

I believe that many people’s understanding of the city of Miami comes from films such as "Miami Storm" or "Fast and Furious 2". Just like those cool shots in the movies, this city is full of tall buildings, very modern, and its contemporary art is naturally also Bright and dazzling! Today I will take you to visit [Bass Museum of Art]. Less than 10 minutes’ walk from Miami Beach, I was attracted by an Art Deco building in the distance. The texture of marble tiles is in the dazzling sunlight. The bottom seems to reflect light. This building built in the 1930s was once the public library and art center in Miami Beach. ·In 1963, art collectors John and Johanna Bath donated more than 500 pieces of their lifetime collections (including European paintings, sculptures, tapestries, handicrafts, etc. from the 15th century to the present) to Miami, thus opening the Bath Art Museum to The prologue to the public opening. ·After several expansions and transformations, the Contemporary Art Museum of Bath welcomes us with "Welcome" greetings in different languages from all over the world on the Welcome Wall on the first floor of the lobby. ·Strolling in the exhibition hall on the first floor, classical and contemporary artworks are displayed in contrast. The collision between the 16th century and the 21st century is a pleasant surprise. ·When we went, the exhibition hall on the second floor was an art of knitting inspired by wool, brought by artist Sheila Hicks. ·The plush fabrics placed on the ground in the impression are hung on the wall; huge balls of wool pile up the entire wall; or large or small artworks are unorderedly stretched, overhanging, or sleeping on the ground... …To give people a warm feeling. ·You probably can’t imagine that this American artist is 85 years old, because a trip to Chile in the 1950s made her interested in knitting, and went to learn knitting and find creativity all over the world. Just before this exhibition at the Museum of Fine Arts in Bath, her work has been circulated in countless fans at the Venice Biennale and the Pompidou Centre in Paris. ·Tips: Address: Collins Avenue Miami Beach FL33139 Business Hours: Monday-Tuesday: 12:00-20:00 Wednesday-Sunday: 10:00-18:00

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Both the design and the exhibition are worthy of recommendation. The building itself is a good work of art. The thematic exhibition is also very modern. The epoch-making sensibility and so on are quite in place. The exhibition is still being updated and is worth recommending.