[2025 Beijing Attraction] Travel Guide for Red Brick Art Museum (Updated Feb)

红砖当代美术馆 The Red Brick Museum of Contemporary Art is a folk-based, non-profit art museum focused on the collection, research and exhibition of contemporary world and Chinese art. I have been here a few times the recent years and I think it is super cool and definitely worth the trip. It is a bit out of the way from the city center but you can actually reach it by subway and a little bit of walking. The entrance ticket varies from time to time, probably based on what exhibitions they have at the time and so today the ticket fee was 120 yuan each person. I have read that the architectural design of the museum was made by Professor Dong Yugan of Architecture Research Center of Peking University. He has been using red bricks as the basic in the architecture and has created a brilliant space for contemporary art both inside and outside. The garden outside is absolutely amazing and I have found myself finding new areas each time I am here. There is a cafe that normally served coffee, food as well as dessert while overlooking a small pound with amazing gardens around. If you are in Beijing and haven’t been here yet I really urge you to make the trip out. How to get there: Subway line 15 by the Maquanying station exit B. Then it will be in a walkable distance. #Beijing #红砖当代美术馆 #art

The museum is in fact an art exhibition hall and venue with an intriguing labyrinthine garden, replete with sculptural oddities and nooks and crannies to explore. There are also cafes inside amongst the foliage with outdoor areas for al fresco dining. All very tasteful and beautifully minimalist! We also had the pleasure of looking at the exhibition inside the main art gallery, an absolutely splendid space that showcased the artwork (at the moment this is Heidi Bucher’s exhibition) thoughtfully and creatively. Thoroughly enjoyed the whole place.

🔥 I’ve been there around 3 years ago and wanted to visit again and again. And here we gooo! In my favorite museum again. I am so in love with this unique place. 💴 The ticket price is 160 RMB (140 RMB for students, children and elders, free for children under 1 m). ☕️ There are two restaurants inside and many around the place. Prices are okay. 🕑 I usually spend 3-4 hours inside. 📸@_ana_mee_ on Instagram #passionpassport #beijingtrip #museumlovers #chinalife

This is a magical place. I went on my birthday to be alone and enjoy the beauty of this place. It’s quite far from the city center and not easy to find but it definitely worths the time. Don’t miss this inspiring museum when you travel to Beijing. #beijingtrip #chinalife #travelinspiration #beautifulpics #awesomepic #atmosphere

Truthfully the building it’s self it more interesting to me that the art. Luckily exhibits change but the one I saw was really really weird. I think you can get a ticket for just the grounds but the gallery as a whole was about ¥180. Some on broke my camera literally ten minutes after getting there so all my photos are taken on my not as good phone camera but they still do a pretty good job showing how cool it is. I wanted to go back but never got the change. There is a cafe there and it’s not too expensive so you can get a drink to warm up if you go in the colder months. I didn’t get food so I’m not sure about that. Lots to see both inside and out!

The Red Brick Art Museum may be one of the best art galleries in Beijing. Because the exterior wall of the building is all red brick structure, it is a very good photo-taking place. Even the significance of taking pictures is greater than that of the exhibition itself. The number of people watching the exhibition is less than that of the people who took pictures... The best photo location is First, the yard behind the pavilion is going to the second floor. There are no guardrails in the window, so be sure to pay attention to safety. You can let your companion stand on the opposite bridge, the best light in the evening, and shoot the retro light like this one. I always feel that there is a feeling of being in the ruins of a thousand-year-old temple in Southeast Asia. Go to the innermost part of the yard, which is the circular arch of Figure 4. There are a lot of people taking pictures here, don't come on weekends. I have come together twice, once a week on a weekend, and the difference between the two is big. Friendly reminder: Remember to bring mosquito repellent in the summer! Repellents! Repellents! Mosquito is so powerful, I took a few seconds of photography, and a dozen packs in a moment... I shared my wear as usual, most of them were bought on the road. T-shirt: Zara, Croatia buy jeans: Buffalo, Canada buy shirt: American Eagle, New York buy Army Green trousers: Pull & Bear, Eastern Europe to buy (can not remember)

Beijing exhibition ing Beijing Red Brick Art Museum Beijing Many museums are very beautiful, the Red Brick Art Museum is one of them. Red is its main theme, and red brick houses are modern art. Strong visual and contrasting, which reminds me of the Guangzhou Red Brick Factory that is about to disappear... Tickets are a little expensive for 130 yuan, but there are still many young ladies to see the exhibition.

"Cloud Tour" once the opening ceremony of "A Thousand Hands Guanyin" ~ # Put the car on the five bad # Follow Sarah to a cool and quiet @, focusing on the sense of art Full, little fairies must love, this trip is the summer. Using the phrase "art is derived from life" to interpret this work, it should be very appropriate. Innumerable hands, or holding or holding different objects. has penetrated the ancient and modern China and foreign countries, including the world. As for what the author Huang Yongzhen wants to express, I believe that it can only be understood after you have personally appreciated it.

[One person's red brick art museum] Beijing's 24-hour solo travel, I want to finish the red brick art gallery perfectly. I came to the red brick with a tripod in the morning, I didn't expect the tripod to be inside. Take my tripod and take my self-portrait, use the floor, various platforms that can put the camera, put the camera with the countdown and the mobile phone remote control self-timer... So I have these difficult selfies... but unfortunately many scenes because No one helped to shoot but had to give up temporarily... After the opportunity to go again ~ Ticket price: 130 yuan business hours: 10

Pick the red brick art museum If you want to punch the Beijing network red coordinates then the literary girls must not miss the "Red Brick Art Museum" although it is a pseudo-literary youth I don't understand the artwork here But it is also a beautiful mood when I come here to be wrapped in literary bacteria. The photo paper that I like to take pictures should be more heart-water red wall solid background super good shot Pay tired can be in the red brick yard a cup of coffee + dessert, leisurely sloppy afternoon warm tips

Punch the Beijing Red Brick Art Museum, with the vitality of red bricks, gray tiles, green leaves, the overall display of the misplaced space, constitute the beautiful art palace red brick art museum. This coincides with the spring of French culture in the exhibition. The works gathered in this exhibition remind us that creation is both a material path and a spiritual road. How exciting it is to move to the unknown, how dangerous it is.

Red Brick Art Museum as a construction art, red bricks unique performance of light and shadow. Different time periods will be presented at different times of the day. There are many layers of design in the pavilion, which can make a great perspective. It is strictly forbidden to change the camera here, so the little friend who wants to take pictures suggests changing the bright color or the retro and deep clothes in advance, which is in sharp contrast with the red brick wall.

A labyrinth woven from 300,000 red bricks, carrying the most avant-garde artistic soul within its humble earthen body. This architectural complex, designed by Dong Yugan, is itself a giant earthwork—it refuses to be simply categorized as a museum or a garden, but rather a philosophical experiment on space, light and shadow, and time. **Before You Go** We recommend visiting on a non-weekend morning, when the first rays of sunlight pierce the openwork flower windows of the gray bricks, and the museum is yet to be touched by the hustle and bustle. Remember to wear plain-colored clothing; you will become an organic element in this spatial narrative. **Must-See Exhibition Areas** 1. Amphitheater: An 18-meter diameter concrete vortex, where the sun precisely cuts a golden spiral at noon. Sit on the central stone bench and feel the quantum entanglement of sound waves between the curved walls. 2. Translucent Brick Corridor: A tunnel of light constructed from 728 specially made hollow bricks, projecting a flowing geometric poem onto the floor as time passes. We recommend arriving before 3pm to capture the golden moment of dancing light spots. 3. Water Exhibition Hall: A glass box suspended above a mirrored pool, where reflections and reality achieve a quantum superposition in the morning mist. Large-scale installations are often exhibited here; remember to observe the subtle deformations produced by the resonance of the works with the water waves. **Architectural Code** The museum utilizes modular construction wisdom, with red bricks of the same size creating ever-changing spatial expressions through 15 different laying methods. Pay special attention to the "hidden design" at the corners, where the bricks, like pixels, gradually disappear into the void, echoing the "hidden scenery" philosophy of oriental gardens. **Light and Shadow Capture Techniques** - At 11:23 on the summer solstice, the sun performs a "golden ring eclipse" spectacle in the skylight of the rotunda. - After rain, faint salt crystallization patterns appear on the north brick wall. - The steel frame structure of the second-floor terrace projects a surreal shadow theater at dusk in winter. **Hidden Menu** The Huangshi Garden in the backyard holds a cross-temporal dialogue between Ming Dynasty horse-tethering posts and contemporary sculptures. Wild rehmannia, deliberately preserved by the architect, grows in the red brick crevices beside the staff passage, blooming with bell-shaped purple flowers in June. Before leaving, please detour to the artificial lake on the south side. *The Mirror of the Sky*, a rust-colored steel plate installation floating on the water, refracts the entire building complex into a Magritte-esque surreal landscape. The true exhibits of this museum are never on the walls—it invites you to touch the patina of time in the texture of the bricks and stones, and to rewrite the grammar of space in the folds of light and shadow.

🎨Beijing Red Brick Art Museum was founded by collector Mr. Yan Shijie and his wife Ms. Cao Mei in 2007, with an investment of nearly RMB 400 million. It is a highly anticipated art venue. It officially opened on May 23, 2014. It covers an area of about 22 acres, with a construction area of about 9,720 square meters. 🧱The museum uses red bricks as the basic building element, which are not cut to ensure the integrity of each brick as much as possible, forming a unique architectural language. The use of blue bricks on some buildings creates a garden-style art museum equipped with contemporary landscape gardens. 🖼️Various high-level art exhibitions are often held here, covering a variety of art forms such as painting, sculpture, photography, video, and installation, and are committed to international cultural and artistic exchanges and dissemination. 🎨The scenery in the courtyard is even more beautiful🌺. The trees are shaded, the flowers and plants are swaying, and you can feel the perfect fusion of nature and art while walking in it🌸. The water in the pond is crystal clear, reflecting the red brick buildings, like a beautiful picture🖼️. The exhibitions in the museum are also super exciting👏. Various paintings, sculptures, and installation art works are dazzling😍. Here, you can immerse yourself in the ocean of art and feel the whimsy and creativity of the artists💡. 📸This is also a great place to take photos. Any photo you take will look like a blockbuster, whether you are standing in front of a red brick wall or in the corridor of the courtyard, you can take beautiful photos🤳 Beijing Red Brick Art Museum is located on Shunbai Road, Hegozhuang Village, Cuigezhuang Township, Chaoyang District, Beijing. Subway: Take Line 15 to Maquanying Station, walk north to Shunbai Road, and walk west for 100 meters. Bus: Take Bus 944 to Hegozhuang Station, the museum is located on the east side of the station. Self-driving: Exit at Beigao on the Airport Expressway, take Jingmi Road (towards Shunyi), go through Laiguangying East Road to Maquanying West Road, go north to the T-junction of Shunbai Road, turn left for about 250 meters.

RedBrick Art Museum is a large art museum with a total area of 20,000 square meters, showcasing art collections in a space of 10,000 square meters. It stands out with its magical red brick structure, which appears ancient but is actually a modern design by DONG Yugan, a professor of architecture at Peking University. The museum focuses on contemporary works from China and around the world. Additionally, there is a serene garden area with dark gray brick walls, which is a popular photo spot. 🚉 Laiguangying Station 🚍 Bus no.944 to HeGeZhuang bus stop **The museum is closed every Monday**

Recently, I went to a photo spot with my best friend, the Red Brick Art Museum! It has become a photo spot in Beijing due to its unique design and beautiful environment. This private art museum, designed by Professor Dong Yugan of the Tsinghua Architectural Research Center, uses red bricks as the basic building element, paired with blue bricks, creating a garden-like aesthetic. The museum has mountains, water, courtyards, lush green trees, walls covered with trumpet creepers, and black swans in the pond, making it feel like stepping into a painting. Although it is a popular check-in spot, it is also suitable for people looking for a quiet place to rest occasionally. The museum covers an area of nearly 20,000 square meters, with the outdoor garden covering 8,000 square meters. It officially opened to the public in May 2014, featuring modern art exhibits loved by the founder and occasional exhibitions. The opening hours are divided into summer and winter times, and it is closed on Mondays. It is conveniently accessible by taking Metro Line 15 to Maquanying Station, heading north to Shunbai Road, and walking 100 meters west. There is free parking available at the museum. The museum also has a café and a western restaurant, offering coffee and light meals. In our busy lives, we might as well occasionally settle down, see the people we want to see, do the things we want to do, and visit the places we've always wanted to go, just like coming to the Red Brick Art Museum to feel the charm of art and nature.

The 'Symbiosis' exhibition, brought by Argentine 🇦🇷 artist Tomás Saraceno, is not only a visual feast but also a touch and reflection of the soul. Saraceno's obsession with spiders 🕷️ is fully displayed in the exhibition~~~ In 'Web of Attention', the works of the Senegalese golden orb-weaver spider are showcased, ranging from 6 to 14 weeks. Here, you can appreciate the beauty of natural spider webs. Under the lights, for the first time, you can clearly see the webs in different states. It’s so shocking and beautiful~~~ The huge installation 'Algorithmic Rhythms' 🉑️ is very distinctive. In a large white room, multiple spider webs are intricately intertwined. Among the interlaced black and white lines, it feels like you can hear the footsteps of time flowing slowly. Every thread you touch emits a unique sound, allowing you to feel the rhythm and melody contained in the spider web 🕸️ under the dual impact of vision and hearing. This is not only a tribute to the ancient life form of the spider 🕷️ but also a profound reflection on the symbiotic relationship between humans and nature~~~ 👉👉👉 Exhibition Tips Free Interpretation and Audio Guide: There is a free interpretation at 15:00 every day, and the works are also equipped with a free audio guide, which can be listened to by scanning the code. Safety Tips: Some exhibition halls are dimly lit, please pay attention to safety when passing through. Photography Tips: When taking photos of art 🎨 works with light as the main subject, finding the right light is very important~~~ You can create freely in 'Algorithmic Rhythms'~~~

🖼️ A private art museum, designed by Professor Dong Yugan from the Architectural Design and Research Institute of Tsinghua University Using red bricks as the basic building element, the construction process strives to avoid cutting and to ensure the integrity of each brick as much as possible. This is complemented by the use of blue bricks on parts of the building, creating a garden-style art museum equipped with a contemporary landscape courtyard. For me, the attraction of the Red Brick Art Museum itself far exceeds the exhibitions inside~ The museum has mountains, water, courtyards, red brick constructions, shaded green trees, walls covered with trumpet vines, and black swans in the pond; it's like walking into a painting. Unfortunately, this time the trumpet vines were no longer in bloom. Although it has become a popular spot for taking photos, I still think it's more suitable for occasional rest, to find a quiet corner. The museum and garden together are quite large, covering an area of nearly 20,000 square meters, of which the outdoor garden is 8,000 square meters. It officially opened to the public in May 2014. The museum houses the founder's favorite modern art pieces and temporary exhibitions, which you can always keep an eye on. Opening hours: Closed on Mondays Summer time: May 1 - September 30 10:00-18:00 Winter time: October 1 - April 30 of the following year 10:00 -17:30 Full price ticket: 120 yuan Discounted ticket: 100 yuan (for primary, middle, high school students, disabled persons, and seniors over 65 years old with valid ID) Subway: Take Line 15 to Maquanying Station, walk north to Shunbai Road and go west for 100 meters Parking: There are free parking spaces inside the museum ☕️: There is a cafe and a Western restaurant inside where you can have coffee and some simple meals. I ordered spaghetti and vanilla potato wedges, the potato wedges were very delicious~ The spaghetti was just average. Message: I hope that in the midst of your busy life, you can occasionally slow down, see the people you want to see, do the things you want to do, and visit the places you've always wanted to go~

The architectural and landscape design of the art museum is uniformly undertaken by Professor Dong Yugan from the Architectural Research Center of Peking University, using red bricks as the basic building element. Efforts were made to avoid cutting during construction and masonry, and to ensure the integrity of each brick as much as possible, thus forming a unique architectural language. This created a contemporary art museum that grows in the suburbs and embraces the garden. In the wetlands, the natural concept is upheld, allowing sunlight, air, and wetland ecology to converse with art, constructing an artistic wetland hidden within the international metropolis. The main building of the Red Brick Art Museum includes a ground floor, a partial second floor, and an underground video screening room. The above-ground part has 9 exhibition spaces, 2 public leisure spaces, and 1 art derivative space. The biggest difference between the Red Brick Art Museum and other art museums in terms of architectural composition is a modern garden carefully crafted with traditional Chinese garden imagery, constituting a dual extension of the visiting experience and architectural structure. As an art museum, it hosts multiple high-quality art exhibitions every year, with exquisite art peripherals. Here, exhibitions serve as a medium for deep, multi-dimensional exploration and contemplation of art, becoming the spiritual home for many art enthusiasts.

Red Brick Art Museum Private Art Museum, designed by Professor Dong Yugan of Tsinghua Architecture Research Center. Using red bricks as the basic architectural elements, striving not to cut during the construction process, and ensuring the integrity of each brick as much as possible. Coupled with the use of green bricks in some buildings, such a garden-style art museum equipped with contemporary landscape courtyards is created. For me, the attraction of the Red Brick Art Museum itself is far greater than the exhibitions inside~ The museum has mountains, water, courtyards, red brick stacks, green trees, full wall of morning glory and black swans in the pond, it's like taking you into the painting. The regret this time is that the morning glory has passed the blooming season~ Although it has become a popular place for internet celebrities to take pictures and check in, I still think it is more suitable for occasional rest, seeking a quiet place. The museum plus the garden is quite large, with a total area of nearly 20,000 square meters, of which the outdoor garden is 8,000 square meters. It officially opened to the public in May 2014. The museum has modern art exhibits loved by the founder and irregular exhibitions, everyone can pay attention at any time. Opening hours: Closed on Monday Summer time: May 1st-September 30th 10:00-18:00 Winter time: October 1st-next year April 30th 10:00-17:30

Strolling through the art gallery, you can both calm down and improve your aesthetics~ Always think that it is a wonderful fate to resonate with an artist or a piece of art~ Understanding the author's artistic creation Intention, maybe you can walk into the spiritual world of TA?

Open the skills of professional models, Sarah teaches the baby how to shoot a 1.8-meter long leg ~ # drive the car to the five rings #Beijing Art Museum's net red - red brick contemporary Art Museum ~ Girls are multifaceted, can be moved, today we have to be an elegant literary girl. Sarah teaches you a few photo tips and learns to make sure everyone is long and long. 1. When sitting in a sitting position, make sure at least one leg is straight. 2. When standing in a position, one leg stands upright and one leg extends as far as possible toward the lens. 3. Take a more dynamic picture of walking, remember to take a big step. Can Mai Dao Da Dao Dao! 4. The elevation angle is long, but it will also be fat, so the angle must be mastered. 5. In terms of composition, try to keep your feet close to the bottom of the photo. But there must be some space above the top of the head. On the sauce~ Is it simple and practical! ~ secrets are telling you, don't hurry to try ~

The beauty of the architecture of the Red Brick Museum so-called "red brick" is built from a piece of red brick, simple and simple building materials, bringing a different retro feeling. is full of visual level architectural forms, using modern gardens carefully created by Jiangnan water town garden imagery, the collision of square and circle, the fusion of softness and softness, creating a garden that grows outside the hustle and has a different kind of garden. Contemporary art gallery.

The beauty of the red brick art museum building is the body of an art museum, and the exhibition is its soul ~ perhaps for the little girl, most of the exhibition is obscure, but still get Lots of simple fun. Drilling in the colorful cymbals, trying to touch the big circle in the air, and seriously discussing with me, "Mom, I will plant flowers in my shoes after I go home, okay?" Perhaps this is the meaning of taking her to see the exhibition~

Brick head shop | Come to the Red Brick Art Museum, do the literature youth If you want to punch the Beijing network red coordinates then the literary girls must not miss the "Red Brick Art Museum" although it is a Pseudo-literary youth can not understand the art here but here is wrapped in literary bacteria is also a beautiful mood like to take pictures of the sister paper should be more heart-water red wall solid background super Good shot h shot tired can be in the "red brick yard" a cup of coffee + dessert, leisurely sloppy afternoon warm tips

I finally got a call to the Beijing Red Art Museum in Beijing, the Red Brick Art Museum! The fare is small, 120 Recently, the new exhibition is 4.27-6.26. The works of 10 artists are collected. There are many posters. The poster wall is super good. The construction is outside the museum, but parking is free. There are also special people to help you guide red brick cafe coffee drinks are not expensive, stroll around tired recommended at this point, the weather is good, you can sit in the open air, next to the lake, the lake still With a black swan, dating is a great place! The most red circle of the circle is a set of camera positions on the side of the lake red brick art gallery color is divided into two areas, one is the red brick area, one is the gray brick area, It is best to take a photo wearing a solid color skirt. Recommend white, caramel, and long skirts! Long skirt! Long skirt! The most fairy

The predecessor of the Red Brick Art Museum Art Gallery was once a factory, which was later converted into an art gallery by entrepreneurs, collectors Yan Shijie and Cao Meizhen. According to the architectural style of Hegezhuang using red bricks and blue bricks to build traditional houses, Mr. Dong Yuxi, the master of brick structure design of the parallel garden, was initially constructed at the end of 2012. The space and time are intertwined. Art gallery. The entire Red Brick Art Museum has only been in operation for 3 years, but it has become the most popular portrait shooting place on the Internet since the opening day. Many beautiful models will choose to shoot a group of portraits. The reason must be attributed to the overall design style here. The overall design of the red brick is mainly red brick and blue brick. The art museum is designed according to geometric figures, and the color is very uniform. Sometimes the simple things are more likely to be large. At the same time, the interior is not completely closed during construction. The external light can shine into the art gallery through the glass, which creates a light-to-dark ratio. For those who understand photography, of course, it is important to understand this. Because photography itself is the art of light and shadow. The last point of is attributed to the program "Seeing the Word as Face". The program uses star reading as the main form, and invited 10 artists such as Zhang Guoli, Zhang Hanyu, Jiang Qinqin and Lin Xin to read it.

Red Brick Art Museum. One of Beijing's literary landmarks has finally gone, slightly farther from the city but its environment is quite special, designed by Dong Yuxi, using red bricks as the basic element, with green plants, formed A garden-style art gallery with a contemporary landscaped courtyard. The combination of red brick and ivy is very nostalgic. When I was a child, red brick buildings and green ivy were everywhere in Beijing, but now they are getting less and less. See these quite nostalgic feelings. There are permanent exhibitions in the museum, and there are different themed art exhibitions in different periods. Photos tips: Red Brick Art Museum is an art building that is created by using light and shadow changes and red bricks and green plants together, so you must make good use of light and shadow when taking pictures. So choose time in the sunshine, don't forget to use the light and shadow of every place. The red walls in the lobby and courtyard on the first floor are beautiful. Tickets: Tickets 40, free of charge on Thursday of the first week of each month. Address: International Art District, No. 1 Hegezhuang

[Red Brick Art Museum], like other "pseudo-literary" young women, I like to call it "red brick". The word "red brick" seems to have become a recognition of the new style of Beijing literature and art by our group, overlooking 798 Ten Street. Before I came to live in Beijing, I saw a photo inadvertently, about the photo of [Red Brick], about the photo of the light through the unique design of [Red Brick]. Later, I learned about the book "Red Brick." A book dedicated to the story of the Red Brick Art Museum, as well as an analysis of the architectural and garden levels, illustrated, and the attraction of the Museum of Art.