China Art Museum

#shanghaitrip The China Art Museum in Shanghai is an artistic treasure trove that left me captivated and inspired. Housed within the former China Pavilion of the 2010 World Expo, the museum itself is a stunning architectural masterpiece. As I explored its vast galleries, I was treated to an incredible journey through the evolution of Chinese art. From ancient calligraphy and traditional paintings to contemporary sculptures and multimedia installations, the museum's collection is a testament to China's rich cultural heritage and its dynamic, ever-changing artistic scene. What truly sets the China Art Museum apart is its ability to immerse visitors in the narratives of Chinese art, from the classical to the avant-garde. The carefully curated exhibitions offer a deep and insightful perspective on the nation's artistic evolution. The China Art Museum is a must-visit for art enthusiasts, culture seekers, and anyone intrigued by the intersection of tradition and innovation in China. It's a place where creativity knows no bounds, leaving visitors with a profound appreciation for the power of artistic expression. #china #shanghai

#timetotravel Kiwiana is a New Zealand themed restaurant located near China Art Museum in Pudong, Shanghai. The interior of the restaurant makes references to films that are set in New Zealand and there is a central table that has lots of characters that depict a scene from a film. The food that is imported from New Zealand is a bit more expensive than some of the over food but it’s worth trying #foodie #mytripvlog

Address: 205 Shangnan Rd, Pudong, Shanghai, China, 200010 Highlights: The China Art Museum comprises of 4 floors of Artwork. I would advice you to start from bottom floor then once completed, take the elevator located past Starbucks to the highest floor and then make your way down via escalator. This museum stores quality of pieces which are out of this world from the early 1900s to 2010s. If you are an art lover, you would definitely enjoy examining every piece in detail and it would take the whole day so do go early! Opening hours: 10am to 6pm daily, closed on Monday Admission fee: Free of charge! 😄 #shinsider #museum #shanghai #tripblazers

Located across the river in Pudong District, China Art Museum is an incredible and unique piece of architecture🇨🇳 Renowned for its bold appearance and futuristic take on traditional Chinese architecture, this museum was the home to an expo in 2010 and has been open to the public ever since🖍 Not only is it stunning from the outside, venturing inside will present a vast array of beautiful galleries and artwork 🖼 Not to mention, the architecture is just as incredible from the inside📌 This is the perfect day out for anyone looking to explore Shanghai’s unique art scene, and you will be amazed by this truly unmatched piece of architecture!📕✂️🖍🇨🇳 #christmasgiveaway #artgallery #artexhibit #china #museum #shanghai #solotraveler #urbanexplorer #summervacation

China Art Museum(中华艺术宫）is the Chinese pavilion in Shanghai World Expo in 2012, now serves as the art museum for different art and art theater shows. Free for entrance, health code and temperature check required Open hours and days: 10:00-18:00, Tuesday-Sunday Address: No. 205, Shangnan Road, Pudong District, Shanghai Metro: Gate 1 of Yaohua Station, Line 7 or Gate 3 of China Art Museum, Shanghai Station, Line 8 #museumquest#artgallery

The China Art Palace is one of the top choices for family outings on any holiday. Both the exterior architecture and the interior exhibitions are bursting with the festive red of China, creating a strong holiday atmosphere. 🎨 The current exhibitions are rich and varied: 1⃣ 49-meter exhibition hall: "Shanghai in Fine Arts" 🌟🌟🌟🌟 2⃣ 41-meter art education corridor: "The Journey of Beauty - China Art Palace Education Exhibition" 🌟🌟🌟 3⃣ 41-meter art education corridor: "Boundless Future·Appointment with Dreams" The 7th International Children's Creative Design Exhibition 🌟🌟🌟 4⃣ 33-meter exhibition hall: "The East is White - Lai Shaoqi and the Yangtze River Delta Art Career Works and Documents Exhibition" 🌟🌟🌟 5⃣ Ground floor exhibition hall: "Chinese Style Landscape - Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong Art Exhibition" 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 6⃣ Ground floor, Hall 17: "Printmaking • Silk Road - 2024 Shanghai International Print Exhibition" 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 7⃣ Ground floor, Hall 15: "Journey to the West - Collection of Gu Shibei's Works Exhibition" 🌟🌟🌟🌟 🌟 Personal recommendation index ⏰ Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 (entry stops at 17:00) Closed on Mondays (except for statutory holidays) 📮 Exhibition address: No. 205 Shangnan Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai, Subway route: Metro Line 8 - China Art Palace Station 💰 Exhibition cost: Except for the Qingming Shanghe Tu, all others are free 📌📌📌 On May 1st, the China Art Palace (Shanghai Art Museum) officially announced the extension of the "Chinese Style Landscape - Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong Art Exhibition" until May 20th, allowing more visitors the opportunity to step into the exhibition hall and witness the "Chinese Style Landscape" that blends Chinese and Western elements by Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong.

Take advantage of the May Day holiday to come over and check in quickly, the China Art Palace is so big, it's already late after wandering around, and I only saw half of the key exhibitions, but luckily the exhibition period has been extended to May 20th. Wu Guanzhong's paintings are amazing! Oil paintings, sketches, ink paintings, to abstract ink paintings, he has integrated and elevated Chinese and Western painting arts! 🎨Exhibition Name: "Chinese Style Landscape - Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong Art Exhibition" 🗓Exhibition Date: January 27, 2024 - May 20, 2024 ⏰Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 (admission stops at 17:00) Also, there will be three special night events on May 10th, May 17th, and May 20th. 💰Exhibition Fee: Free 📌Exhibition Highlights: On the last day of the exhibition on May 20th, the China Art Palace (Shanghai Art Museum) will also launch a whole day of viewing and art experience activities from morning to evening around the "Chinese Style Landscape" exhibition, creating the most beautiful spring scenery. 📌During the May Day holiday, the China Art Palace will also have multiple art exhibitions, enough to stroll for half a day, with convenient transportation and dining around, the Mercedes-Benz Cultural Center near the Huangpu River also has beautiful scenery, highly recommended for holiday family trips!

The 'Chinese-Style Landscape' exhibition at the China Art Palace explores the artistic paths of Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong through horizontal comparisons between Chinese and Western cultures, vertical tug-of-wars between ancient and modern ink paintings, and the relationship between the external form and internal essence of art. From the perspectives of nationality, era, and individuality, the exhibition delves into the ontology of art from the outside in. The artists, with their highly personalized explorations, define and expand the essence and connotations of art, thereby realizing the social value of art for people. Both artists, with their integrated knowledge of Chinese and Western cultures, have shaped a new visage for ink painting, infusing the literati-led creation of traditional Chinese painting with the lively blood of folk art and elements of the times, pioneering a new course for the development of Chinese painting. This has enabled the diverse modern development of ink art, including abstract ink, new ink, and experimental ink. To appreciate their depictions of Chinese-style landscapes is also to experience the landscapes of the era and the personal inner landscapes of the artists. Lin Fengmian extensively studied various types of folk art and, through Chinese opera, shadow play, and paper cutting, reinterpreted Cubism's free handling of space and time, pioneering 'color ink painting'. 'I am Chinese, with Chinese roots and lineage, and naturally like to express my own things.' This has always been the underlying tone in Lin Fengmian's works.

The Mercedes-Benz Cultural Center is located in the Expo Park in Shanghai, with an 18,000-seat main venue, as well as a music club, cinema, ice rink, restaurant, and retail area. 👍Most Recommended: You must see the sunset in Shanghai in the summer🌇 It is recommended to go to the viewing walkway on the 6th floor of Mercedes-Benz, which is free🆓 You can walk around and see the Binjiang, Puxi, as well as the China Art Museum and the Expo Source, which are very beautiful. 👍Most Recommended: Mercedes-Benz usually has various concerts and large-scale events. 🚉Transportation Strategy: If you drive by yourself, it is not recommended to park in the parking lot of Mercedes-Benz, as there will be queues and congestion when the event is over. You can park on the side of the road, or search for a roadside parking lot nearby. Metro Line 8 China Art Museum Station. 🏨Accommodation: You can stay on Yuntai Road, Shangnan Road. If you have a limited budget, you can choose a small inn on Shangnan Road. 🍽Food Recommendations: There are many delicious choices in the Expo Source. If the event is over and the mall is closed, you can go to Sangangli, a street of late-night snacks.

I visited the 'Chinese-Style Scenery - The Grand Exhibition of Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong's Art' at the China Art Museum (Shanghai Art Museum), which is the largest and most prestigious exhibition of Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong's art in China. The exhibition centers around the exquisite collections of state-owned art institutions in Shanghai, gathering precious collections of Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong from major art institutions in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangdong, and Zhejiang. It deeply analyzes the exploration, achievements, and influence of the two art masters with a new academic context, presenting their 'answers' to the questions of the times - an innovative spirit that integrates Chinese and Western, ancient and modern, and uses art to explore and create the 'Chinese-Style Scenery'. The exhibition features 200 pieces (sets) of artworks covering Chinese paintings, oil paintings, watercolors, sketches, and other categories of fine art created by Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong at different stages of their artistic careers. Among them, the masterpieces from the mature periods of Lin Fengmian and Wu Guanzhong account for about half, making it an unprecedented event. The exhibition comprehensively reviews the artistic achievements of the two giants in the Chinese painting circle, offering people an epic level of artistic dialogue, and is very much worth seeing. China Art Museum

I visited the China Art Museum (Shanghai Art Museum) and saw the 'Shanghai in Fine Art' exhibition. The exhibition's artworks start with late Qing Dynasty photography 'Distant View of the Bund in Shanghai', and go up to the latest constructions in Shanghai as depicted in contemporary fine art, presenting the nearly thousand-year historical evolution of the great Shanghai through a series of artworks. China Art Museum

China Art Museum, one museum and eight exhibitions, full of sincerity! Free and no reservation required. Located in the original China Pavilion of the World Expo, directly accessible by Line 8 of the subway. The art exhibitions of Mr. Lin Fengmian and Mr. Wu Guanzhong, 'Chinese Style Scenery', are highly recommended, gathering 100 pieces (sets) of masterpieces from both artists. The twelfth Shanghai Art Exhibition is also very good, in addition to paintings, there are sculptures and installations suitable for taking pictures.