The Takasaki City Gallery consists of seven exhibition rooms of various sizes for exhibitions of paintings, sculptures, photographs, etc., a core hall for lectures, movies, piano recitals, recitals, etc., a Hello Forum (plaza) for various outdoor events, a high-definition gallery for viewing famous art works from Japan and abroad, an art information magazine corner for freely browsing art documents and magazines published in Japan, and an art information room for collecting information on museums in the Kanto area. There is also a gallery where visitors can view famous art works from Japan and abroad, an art information magazine corner where visitors can freely browse through art documents and magazines published in Japan, and an art information room where visitors can gather information on art museums in the Kanto area.
In front of the main entrance, there is a display of Kakuzo Tatehata's "WAVING FIGURE Hikari," and inside the museum, there are art works such as Kaoru Yamaguchi's "Morning, Noon, and Night," Takashi Wanjo's "Mountain Range of Light," and Ryoichi Mitsuya's "BRIGHT SHOWER," making it easy for visitors to appreciate art at any time. Since its opening in 1994, the museum has been loved by a wide range of citizens and plays a role as a place to appreciate art and as a base for the promotion of artistic activities.

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