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pearl***I would highly recommend visiting the Auckland Art Gallery as the exhibitions are thoughtfully curated and features both permanent and non permanent collection. We love the inspiring art by Robin White at the time we visited last December. There's a cafe and art shop where you can purchase unique crafts and souvenirs. Entrance is absolutely free.
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闲庭漫步30This is a place to experience a strange feeling. When I first saw it, I thought it was an industrial museum because there were steam locomotives and other industrial relics piled up at the door. After entering and reading the introduction, I realized that this is the headquarters of steampunk.
The so-called steampunk is a science fiction theme based on the Victorian era, which originated from the 1980s to the early 1990s. In this magical world, the early technology and steam power of the Industrial Revolution are infinitely mythical and used everywhere. Gentlemen wearing top hats drive steam locomotives roaming in the sky. Haha, I really learned a lot. After the visit, I feel that my overall quality has improved again.
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铨上风满楼Olveston historic home is a historic building with a strong cultural atmosphere brought to New Zealand by early European immigrants. It is a good place for those who come to Dunedin for the first time to check in.
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爱走路爱跑步There are few people and the scenery is beautiful. The sunrise is very beautiful. In the evening, the moon rises at the seaside, and the moonlight shines on the sea. The seaside avenue is shaded by trees... In fact, it is not too sunny at noon, and there are many people running and exercising in the morning and evening.
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yangduoduo17The town is positioning itself as the vibrant cultural centre of New Zealand. The art galleries are part of this renaissance and the wonderful architecture is credit to the restored and rebuilt town. The gallery itself is spacious and easy to navigate. While the famous Nz painter has a strong early European influence, it also introduces more local young contemporary artists. It is certainly worth a visit here, where you can feel the different styles of this fun friendly town.
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钢琴家勇哥Fiery Craftsmanship: Our Visual Feast at LAVA Glass Art Studio
When we stepped into the LAVA Glass Art Studio on the North Island of New Zealand, a fiery and creative atmosphere immediately surrounded us. This is not only a place to display glass artworks, but also a wonderful space to experience the charm of glass making on the spot. We are full of anticipation and curiosity about the upcoming exploration journey.
The interior of the studio is colorful, and the light shines through a variety of glass works, reflecting dreamy light and shadow. We saw many exquisite glass artworks here, from exquisite ornaments to large-scale installation art, each work embodies the infinite creativity and superb skills of the artists. We shuttled between these works, and every step could feel the unique charm and infinite possibilities of glass art.
What fascinated us most was the on-site glass making performance. Next to the high-temperature furnace, the artists wore professional protective clothing and used long-pole tools to skillfully shape the molten glass. We saw the birth process of a glass work from scratch, which was a magical experience of transforming fire and sand into art. In this process, we not only witnessed the artists' mastery of materials, but also felt their persistent pursuit of beauty.
In the studio shop, we also have the opportunity to buy these unique glass artworks. Each piece is handmade and carries the artists' hard work and soul. We carefully selected them and hoped to take these New Zealand-style artworks home as unforgettable souvenirs of our journey.
As the visit came to an end, our impression of LAVA Glass Art Studio became more and more profound. This is not only a place to display and sell glass artworks, but also a vivid classroom for people to understand glass art and experience the creative process. Our journey has added a special cultural experience because of this visit, and the fiery ingenuity and creativity will shine in our memory for a long time.
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乐天的静Highly recommended to come here to play, I was a little doubt whether this place is as good as the rumored, and found that it is really different from the legend much better than the legend! It’s an amazing place, every feature can show the creativity and skill behind it, the whole place is simply a miracle that makes you feel happy, and if you’re in Acaroa, be sure to come here and play. It was nice when we came there wasn't a lot of people because the place wasn't very big and I can imagine it was very crowded when there were a lot of people. The cafe also looked nice.
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based on 1.9k reviewsyangduoduo17Make a day well done, perfect for kids and art lovers. Indoors and outdoors. The only negative thing is I think the price of the tickets and the restaurant is a bit high. But overall still loved it. We had a common birthday here. The garden is absolutely amazing. The sculptures are superb and the gallery is one of the best exhibitions ever. We strongly recommend you remember this day.
星野弥生The gallery displays some local artists' artworks, of course some are just imitations, the real collection in the museum, you can still see.
