The Museum of Art Pudong

Very good art gallery, in addition to the exhibits, the building itself and the surrounding scenery are worth the big card. The beautiful scenery at sunset is matched by the river view, which is invincible. The tickets are slightly more expensive, and each painting is carefully looked at, and the physical strength is not enough.

Here are some things you might like to know about the China Art Museum in Shanghai - *Established*: 2012- *Location*: 205 Shangnan Road in Pudong, Shanghai; metro station on Shanghai Metro Line 8- *Admissions*: Free, except for special exhibitions (20 yuan)- *Timings*: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday to Sunday- *Closed*: Mondays, except for national holidays- *Collections*: About 14,000 artworks, mainly Chinese modern art

Children who learn to paint have to go and see. Children like it very much. I will take pictures as adults. It's cheaper in mid-week. Small things are also very interesting to stroll around. Children who like to see pictures will immerse themselves.

The Pudong Art Museum, located in Shanghai's Pudong district, is a prominent cultural institution dedicated to showcasing contemporary art from both Chinese and international artists. With its modern architecture and expansive exhibition spaces, the museum hosts a diverse range of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, installations, and multimedia pieces. It serves as a hub for artistic expression and cultural exchange, offering visitors a glimpse into the vibrant art scene of Shanghai and beyond.

It is worth going, the exhibits are exquisite, not only the collection is high-quality, the introduction of the electronic tour is also in place, and you can watch it yourself with your mobile phone headset. Of course, it would be more meaningful if there is an artificial slow explanation. This time not only some products of the Prado Museum, but also the surrealist exhibition leaf on the fourth floor is very interesting and you can learn about it.

Visited the Art Museum as part of excursion to Shanghai. A spectacular building visually, with plenty of space for each of the exhibition halls. Whether we were there between special exhibits, there was a degree of sameness of the predominantly, painting based exhibits. A few more signs to explain in English would have helped explain some of the themes throughout, but there weren’t many sculptures or other art forms to enjoy.

The West Hall of Suzhou Museum is good, especially like bamboo movement, heart-moving single works exhibition, very chic and novel. See the special exhibition of Xiansiqi Ming and Qing Dynasty portraits, and there are introductions of the great gods of Ming and Qing Dynasties, which is very distinctive. There are also boutique exhibitions in Gusu, embroidery, sculpture, .... I have a chance to go to the museum.