Black Slide Mantra
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Engagement with Black Slide Mantra
The Black Slide Mantra invites interaction, encouraging visitors to engage directly. Designed by Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi, this sculpture exemplifies art’s accessibility.
Installed in 1982, it holds cultural significance in Sapporo. The black stone contrasts sharply with the white snow, encouraging year-round engagement. Its uniqueness lies in its purpose; it serves both as a sculpture and a playground, showing Noguchi’s vision of art in public spaces.
Interaction and Expression
- Hands-On Fun 🎢
- Art in Nature 🌳
- Snow Highlights ❄️
This sculpture is free to access, making it ideal for tourists, families, and art enthusiasts looking to interact with art.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Black Slide Mantra
Sculptor’s Background
Isamu Noguchi was a renowned Japanese-American artist known for blending sculpture with landscape design.
Interactive Design
The sculpture is meant to be interacted with, emphasizing the tactile experience in art.
Cultural Landmark
Black Slide Mantra is a significant piece within Ōdōri-kōen, reflecting Japanese culture's appreciation for nature.
Location
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Address
View map8 Odorinishi
Opening Hours
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Price
Free. No charges for entry. Events may incur fees.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 30 minutes.
Best Time to Visit
Anytime is good, but early mornings on weekdays are less crowded.