蔡茨非洲当代艺术博物馆- 景点攻略
Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa- 历史文化
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蔡茨非洲当代艺术博物馆 用户评价
Christian Bergenstrahle - 3
Amazing building, really cool. The exhibitions I was not as impressed about, there are way better ones in Cape Town. Some cool pieces of art but the majority felt very average in both creativity and execution (of course taste is very individual). One floor was totally closed so not as much to see either. The art shop is very nice though.
Catherine Reynolds - 5
Met a lady on my Flight who suggested I go see this Museum if I loved architecture and art. I was not disappointed. Each floor had an art exibit on that not only took up one room but multiple rooms. The entire building is beautiful, especially the stairs looking down and the beautiful stained glass that reflects onto the floor from the sun. If it's your Birthday,you go in for free. I paid R250 to get in as I just missed it by a few days.
Isabela Calcagno - 5
The fourth floor of this museum is an incredible display of resistance movements from Chile, to South Africa, to Palestine, and beyond. Walking through and seeing the art and history before your eyes is inspiring knowing the solidarity that has existed in the past, and tying it into current movements giving you hope for a better future. All people should visit this museum in Cape Town, stepping into the rooms themself brought about strong feelings. The entire museum was also incredible, with every room being a new surprise and was an inspiring display of African art. Must see in Cape Town!!!
Benn Dudley - 5
A Very unique experience. Six floors of very diverse art in very different mediums. Be sure to take a booklet on each floor. They contain more info and some of the art work for the theme of the floor. They also look nice on a coffee table. A good time to go is on the first Thursday of each month between 6 pm and 9 pm (First Thursdays). There are bars inside and a DJ The building is also around 100 years old which makes it even more memorable.
Joseph Gill - 4
Pretty cool. Focused almost exclusively on revolution which was really inspiring. -1 star as most of the museum contained one exhibition which was mostly photographs and information on how artists used art in the 1970s to promote Palestine and other anti-war movements.
