Fundación Casa Wabi

Art center · Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo

Fundación Casa Wabi

Art center · Villa de Tututepec de Melchor Ocampo

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Salina Cruz - Santiago Pinotepa Nacional Km 113, 71983 Puerto Escondido, Oax., Mexico

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Art & architecture foundation fostering community through cultural exchange  

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Salina Cruz - Santiago Pinotepa Nacional Km 113, 71983 Puerto Escondido, Oax., Mexico Get directions

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Salina Cruz - Santiago Pinotepa Nacional Km 113, 71983 Puerto Escondido, Oax., Mexico Get directions

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Casa Tiny Is a Modern Tiny House in Puerto Escondido, Mexico

"A contemporary art gallery and cultural institution on the Oaxacan coast designed by famed Japanese architect Tadao Ando in collaboration with Mexican artist Bosco Sodi, known for its striking minimalist architecture and site-specific work. The venue functions as a cultural hub for exhibitions and programs that integrate modern architectural sensibilities with contemporary Mexican art practices." - Kimberley Mok

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The Evolving Allure of Puerto Escondido on Oaxaca’s Coast

"Casa Wabi, designed by Tadao Ando and conceived by artist Bosco Sodi, is part public art foundation, part residency program, and part private home for Sodi and his family."

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Edgard Romero Lazo

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Casa Wabi Foundation, an initiative of Mexican artist Bosco Sodi, commissioned renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando to construct a beach house. This house serves as a residence for traveling artists-in-residence, who collaborate with the local community to develop their works. Guided tours of the house and the residence’s works take about two hours. Another tour takes visitors to the vast garden, which features architectural and sculpture installations by some of the world’s most renowned artists. Be prepared to bring water, sunscreen, and a hat, as most of the tour takes place outdoors. Admission costs approximately $30. Highly recommended !

Daniela B

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Overall we loved visiting Casa Wabi. It was a nice addition to our stay, and I think we got lucky with the temporary exhibition. But reading through other comments, it is very expensive for what it is. And and we also thought it was short, because the second leg of the tour you have to do by yourself (they give you a map and tell you how to walk around, but we DO NOT recommend this, we felt like we were being played).

Liv Vaisberg

Google
Amazing Space with Great guided tour and possibility to wander around in the garden. A perfect mix between art architecture and nature.

Miaoye Que

Google
Loved visiting and exploring casa wabi!! I love how so many artists / architects have left their projects in the space. Definitely a must see if you love Tadao Ando’s legacy and you are in the area! People who know nothing about the space and complain about the donation / how it’s full of concrete—what did you do expect / maybe don’t come? 😭 Some weird af reviews here… it’s like visiting a fried chicken place and expecting steak

Diogenes Freitas

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Amazing place! Highly recommend the visit if you are in Puerto Escondido. The location is about 50 minutes by car from Punta Zicatela, so if you are in that area, plan ahead of time to get a driver or taxi to take you. The cost to get in is 30 Euros (a bit pricy). You have to schedule your visit through their website, otherwise you can’t visit the foundation. So, make sure to make your reservation ahead of time to not waste a trip there. Once you arrive, the tour guide will greet you and ask you to wait for everyone to arrive. The tour is guided and you have to be with the tour guide at all times while visiting the main building. They allow you to explore the spaces and take pictures. Once the tour is done, they let you wander freely through the gardens (not the main building). They have a store with souvenirs inside the foundation. There are plenty of bathrooms, too.

Micaela O

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Amazing house with incredible architecture and great art exhibits. The gardens are stunning! Never thought a chicken coop could be so beautifully designed. The staff was super friendly and really enjoyed the tour! All of Bosco’s work is fantastic. Left feeling very inspired, not only by the art, the wabi philosophy and architecture, but also by the wonderful work they do with the local community. A truly beautiful initiative! Cannot wait to visit again.

Evan Boyd

Google
Great energy from the tour guide but 600 pesos was way too high a price for the tour we received. Understanding that the space is for selected artist to hone and focus thier thoughts away from the clutter of the city is a cool concept but i didn't see much in the form of art. The house was a beautiful peice of architecture but we were only allowed to see a small portion of it. The meditation space was very beautiful and the best part of the tour.

K JE

Google
a ethereal oasis in the middle of the oaxacan coast, designed by tadao ando. it’s most certainly worth the drive out of Puerto Escondido, to tour their grounds. I would avoid coming from 12-3 as it’s incredibly hot under the sun. The tour takes about an hour in which the guide explains some of the events the foundation hosts, as well as the designed and significance of the building. you are not allowed to visit specific areas like the infinity pool, as those are for residents only. understandable but it was a bit disappointing considering the drive from Puerto and the $600 peso donation fee. You should buy your tickets in advance, to avoid waiting for about an hour. Also the area has limited service so it’s hard to pay by card so either purchase in advance or bring cash.