Explore the Naala Badu North Building of the Art Gallery of New South Wales

📌 Art Gallery of New South Wales Naala Badu North Building (New Wing) 📍 The Domain, Art Gallery Rd, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia 🕰️ Opening Hours: 10:00–17:00 (Hours may vary) 💰 Free Admission ————————————————————- After visiting the traditional Naala Nura South Building (Old Wing), take some time to explore the Naala Badu North Building (New Wing). You'll discover a completely different experience 💁🏼♀️. The Naala Badu building was designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, who are also known for their SANAA architectural firm, renowned for its modernist and minimalist designs 😎. This is their first project in Australia ☝🏻. As a fan of Japanese art, you can feel the Japanese spatial aesthetics from the entrance to the interior spaces 🥰. Harmonizing with its surroundings, the North Building's exterior combines timber and glass, reflecting Australia's natural landscapes and cultural diversity 🌿. The building cleverly utilizes natural light to create comfortable exhibition spaces, allowing artworks to be displayed in optimal lighting conditions. This enhances the interaction between viewers and art while emphasizing sustainability and ecological awareness 🪵🌾. The North Building is not just a place for art appreciation but also a hub for community engagement and creativity. It attracts numerous art enthusiasts and serves as an important platform for contemporary art exploration 😎👍🏻. 🩶 One standout piece is Anthony McCall's "Meeting You Halfway II" (light installation), which left a lasting impression on me. It perfectly showcases the interplay of light and space. If you're interested, this is a must-see 🤭.