Artworks, Events / Artists
Art House Project "Go'o Shrine"
na12-BPhoto:Hiroshi Sugimoto
Designed by Hiroshi Sugimoto
Glass stairs connect an underground stone chamber to the shrine above, uniting two worlds.
*Go’o Shrine can be visited at any time
Art House Project The Art House Project restores traditional Naoshima houses, temples and shrines and transforms them into art spaces. Located in a ‘living’ district, they are interwoven with memories of a time when these dwellings were homes. The project began in 1998, and seven buildings are currently open to the public.
Art House Project The Art House Project restores traditional Naoshima houses, temples and shrines and transforms them into art spaces. Located in a ‘living’ district, they are interwoven with memories of a time when these dwellings were homes. The project began in 1998, and seven buildings are currently open to the public.
Artwork Info
- Spring
- Summer
- Autumn
- Viewable When Triennale Not in Session
Honmura
| Opening Hours | 10:00–16:30 ※The shrine (main hall and worship hall) can be visited for wiewing at any time. |
|---|---|
| Closed | Please refer to the Benesse Art Site Naoshima website |
| Exhibition Period | 2002～ |
| Fees | General admission (all six Art House Project buildings except Kinza) 1,050 yen | Single admission (except Kinza) 420 yen | *15 years and under free | Kinza is reservation-only |
| Remarks | Management: Benesse Holdings, Inc., Naoshima Cultural Village Co., Ltd. | Benesse Art Site Naoshima Website> |
