[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Power Station of Art (Updated Feb)

Shanghai Contemporary Art Museum's exhibitions are truly impressive! The giant airplane ✈️ is very popular recently. There are also various interesting installation art 🎨. Experience the world through sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch 🦋. ✨ Yin Xiuzhen: Stabbing the Sky 🗓 Nov 9, 2024–Feb 16, 2025 📍 Shanghai Contemporary Art Museum 🆓 No reservation required

We know, we know...the weather is hot yet you still wanna go out. How about spending some quality time in museums? Check out the exhibitions that you don't want to miss this August! ⬅️ Swipe left and take a sneak peek! ⬅️ 🏠 Paris Moderne 1914-1945: Architecture, Design, Film, Fashion 📍 Power Station of Art It presents a retrospective of the emergence and prosperity of modernity in Paris during the Golden Age from a richly interwoven perspective. 🎬 Fellini Land 📍Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai Commemorate the 30th anniversary of the renowned Italian film director, screenwriter, and producer Federico Fellini. 🫧 The Wonderful World of the Naïf Painters 📍 Shanghai Jiushi Art Museum The exhibition will bring to the audience the innocent, simple and fantastical artistic dreams created by nine representative artists, including Henri Rousseau, the founder of the Naïf arts.

I can’t believe that a couple of years ago no one really hung out on the south bund. But now almost every day of the week there are people stroking along. kids riding their skateboards and couples having a picnic of the grass. Shanghai truly regenerated this former dock land and helped create a beautiful area for everyone to enjoy. It great watching the ships slowly float by while watching elderly couple taking picture with the trees. I would recommend dedicating half a day exploring this part of bund. Definitely away from the touristy part and definitely a local spot. There are some good Messina close by and a couple of small restaurants All in all, a must see if you are living in Shanghai and a great place to explore. #urbanexplorer #café#museumquest#loveflowers#culturalattractions

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The Power Station of Art in Shanghai isn't just a museum; it's an experience. Housed within a former power station from the 2010 World Expo, this behemoth of a building is a testament to industrial history transformed into a vibrant hub for contemporary art. Walking in, you're immediately greeted by a colossal airplane structure suspended from the ceiling. It's a mesmerizing sight, and at first glance, you might mistake the colorful "glass" shards hanging above it for actual glass. But as you ascend the stairs for a closer look, a delightful surprise awaits: they're actually recycled clothes, a testament to the museum's commitment to sustainability. The ground floor is a treasure trove of artistic ingenuity. A vast collection of shoes, each with a unique story, is a poignant reminder of personal histories. I particularly enjoyed reading the anecdote about a pair of shoes and a failed flirtation – a touch of humor amidst the artistic displays. Moving on, you'll encounter a gallery showcasing a fascinating array of objects crafted from sustainable materials. The "Tower of Sound" made entirely of nylon and the thought-provoking "Mass of Dust" composed of various dust particles are just a few of the captivating installations. The exhibitions at the Power Station of Art are constantly evolving. During my visit, I had the privilege of exploring an exhibition dedicated to Coco Chanel, offering a glimpse into the life and work of this iconic fashion designer. Whether you're an art aficionado or simply curious about contemporary culture, the Power Station of Art is a must-visit destination in Shanghai. It's a space where art, history, and innovation converge, leaving a lasting impression on the visitor. #shanghai #china #powerstationofart #art #artmuseum

Yin Xiuzhen is a female artist with a wide international influence. She has participated in many important international art exhibitions. Yin Xiuzhen's art is based on people, and her sensitivity to everyday materials gives her work a sense of life. The exhibition begins with the eponymous installation "Sky Patch" in the lobby, which consists of three works: "Flying Machine," "Sky Patch," and "Sky Patch." Yin Xiuzhen cleverly integrates the macro and the micro. The exhibition covers a continuous dimension from "universe" to "dust," using contemporary art as a medium to touch this vast place from the largest to the smallest, giving people an imagination beyond the dimension of reality... Shanghai, China

Exhibition name: New Branches from Old Trees Dates: Jan 18–May 5 Venue: Power Station of Art, Shanghai Free exhibition, no reservation required The exhibition features 130 works from a new donation by Xia Yang, including the artist's most representative bronze sculptures from the "Mao Mao Ren" and "Lion" series, acrylic paintings and colored ink on paper works from the 1960s and 1990s, and some manuscripts. The artist's works blend ancient and modern, East and West, and are well worth a look. Highly recommended.

Exhibition: Once Upon a Time Time: Jan 18–May 5 Location: Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art Free exhibition, no reservation required The exhibition "Once Upon a Time" focuses on artists who create and live in Shanghai. Through diverse creative languages, they tell stories of different times in the same place, which are both long memories and the continuation of life and consciousness.

Series of Exhibitions of the Collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art, China "Once Upon a Time" Jan 8, 2025–May 5, 2025 Power Station of Art The exhibition features works by artists such as Yu Youhan, Li Shan, Hu Xiangcheng, Zhou Xiaohu, Zhou Tiehai, Lu Chunsheng, Yang Zhenzhong, Yang Fudong, Xu Zhen, Zhang Ding, Yin Yi, Birdhead, Zhang Xiaochuan, Cui Jie, Lin Ke, and Hu Weiyi. These artists, deeply rooted in Shanghai, convey the confusion and bewilderment of individuals in this context with their artistic sensitivity, while demonstrating their persistence and commitment to ideals.

Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art (in Shanghai People's Park) The latest exhibition, "Travel in the Mirror," will be held at the Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art on November 7, 2024, following its first stop in Venice, Italy. The museum is not large, with three floors in total, and the main tour is on the first and second floors. First floor: At the entrance is a huge alien combination. You can enter the curtain room to enjoy "Polar Night Fireworks." Sit quietly and watch the lights flicker. The fireworks will be brilliant in the night sky at the end, which will make you think and recall. P4 is a journey in the mirror, with mirrors on three sides, where you can look at yourself and look at time and space. Second floor: There are many whimsical ideas on the second floor. Some people stick their heads out of their hats, meaning that the crisis is over, which is very interesting. The cover shows people looking at God (is God really so fat?). There are also people fishing, and the fish are locked below, so they don't lack food. There is a replica of a mental hospital, which is a little scary when you look at it carefully (why are there only women inside?). It is a painting of a real scene with a high degree of restoration. Third floor: The third floor is a spiritual space. The intertwined colors and music make people feel the spiritual impact and the chaos in the brain. The last health station on the third floor is next to the cafe, and the exhibition ends here. The whole exhibition takes about 2 hours. The exhibition is not large, but it is a good place to visit on weekends.

The famous chimney thermometer of the Shanghai World Expo is now the Power Station of Art, and the area has become a niche secret world. Half of the area is marked by the Power Station of Art, and the other half is marked by the Huo Shui Park. The sculptures in the area are masterpieces of art masters from the World Expo, and are very unique. The buildings in the area were also renovated and newly built according to the needs of the World Expo, and are full of personality. The ancient-style pavilions and corridors, terraced flower beds, and a pool of water next to the building in Huo Shui Park make the mini park vibrant and beautiful. Here, you can feel the legacy of the World Expo, the atmosphere of art, and the rhythm of modern fashion. Even if you are alone in the afternoon, you will not feel lonely here.

As soon as you step into the lobby of PSA, you are greeted by the world of Yin Xiuzhen's art. The three large installations in the center - "Aircraft," "Sky Piercing," and "Sky Patching" - open a portal to another world. The colorful "sky" above your head is made of old clothes, with a touch of human warmth and imaginative colors, making you feel like you are in a dream. In this solo exhibition, Yin Xiuzhen presents 23 of her works, fully demonstrating her mature and complete creative system. Her artistic language is unique, with a high level of aesthetics, wild imagination, and advanced thinking, each work is a feast for the eyes and emotions. Among them, the lines and materials of "Aircraft" have a dual meaning of machinery and biology, making people think about human imagination and possibilities for the future. "Sky Patching" uses old materials to rebuild a new "world," like a repair of time, more like a gentle gaze at human history and the future. Walking through the exhibition hall, each work seems to have a unique story, waiting for the audience to discover. Yin Xiuzhen's works touch people's hearts, as if in dialogue with everyone: about the connection and dialogue between people and the world, people and time, people and the universe. If you are passionate about art, take a moment to immerse yourself in this exhibition and let your imagination take you to a wider space. I believe that every audience can find their own unique insights in her "artistic alien space." 📍 Exhibition Information: Location: Power Station of Art (PSA), Shanghai Time: Until February 16, 2025 Tickets: Free

Exhibition period: July 12, 2024–November 24, 2024 The "Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto" exhibition is the first retrospective of fashion designer Gabrielle Chanel's work in China, exclusively supported by the Chanel brand. The exhibition is organized chronologically and thematically, and consists of two main chapters, showcasing Chanel's creations from the 1910s to the 1930s, and her work after returning to the fashion world from 1954 to 1971. If you're interested in Chanel, you can visit the second floor of the Power Station of Art in Shanghai. The exhibition hall is decorated in very dark tones to highlight the "mystery," which is a bit too "dark" for me. But the floor is all fluffy, which is nice.

Fashion Manifesto | Gabrielle Chanel July 12, 2024–November 24, 2024 Power Station of Art The exhibition is organized chronologically, with portraits of Gabrielle Chanel, and divided into nine themes: "Towards a New Elegance," "The Emergence of Style," "Invisible Luxury," "Chanel No. 5, the Invisible Accessory of the Modern Woman," "The Chanel Codes," "The Suit, or the Embodiment of Freedom," "The Sources of Creation, the Celebration of Adornment," and "The Allure of the New." It showcases Chanel's creations from the 1910s to the 1930s, as well as her work after returning to the fashion world from 1954 to 1971. The exhibition takes visitors into the world of Chanel and reveals the stories behind the brand.

Shanghai is full of free exhibitions, and this weekend I took my child to the Power Station of Art to see Yin Xiuzhen's "Sky Patch" exhibition. It was amazing! The best part is that it's free and doesn't require a reservation. Here's a guide to the exhibition! ❤ Highlights: "Sky Patch" is the name of the exhibition and the first installation. The exhibition explores the universe and the world, as well as the most delicate and private parts of human perception. 👉 The most eye-catching exhibit - "Sky Patch": As you enter the exhibition hall, the installation "Sky Patch" will catch your eye with its powerful visual impact. The installation consists of three works: "Flying Machine," "Sky Patch," and "Sky Patch." It is made up of a hand-held tractor, a Shanghai Santana car, and a Boeing 747 airplane made of aluminum and everyday items. It's very impressive and makes for great photos. 👉 "Walking": The artist continues the work "Walking" from 2018, collecting 100 pairs of shoes with stories from Shanghai audiences. Each pair of shoes is connected to a long "leg" made of fabric. 👉 There are many other exhibits inside, each worth savoring and watching carefully. 🕙 Exhibition time: November 9, 2024 to February 16, 2025 📍 Address: 1F, Power Station of Art (No. 678 Miaojiang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai) 🚉 Transportation: 🚇 Exit 2, Xizang South Road Station, Metro Line 8 🚗 There is a parking lot next to the museum, CNY 10/hour 💰 Tickets: Free, no reservation required 🗓 Itinerary: After the exhibition, you can also visit the Huangpu Riverside.

Exhibition name: Yin Xiuzhen: Stabbing the Sky Time: 11/9/2024–2/16/2025 Location: Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art The exhibition is free and no reservation is required. The Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art has another major free exhibition, Yin Xiuzhen's "Stabbing the Sky." Her works are experimental and diverse, using the experiences, memories, and traces of different people as one of the elements of her creations. This exhibition involves installations, performances, ceramics, videos, paintings, sculptures, and other fields. It leads the audience to constantly explore the charm and possibilities of the "unknown."

Exhibition name: Gabrielle Chanel. Fashion Manifesto Time: 2024/7/12-11/24 Location: Power Station of Art Ticket price: CNY 100 This exhibition is the first retrospective of designer Gabrielle Chanel's work in China. The exhibition features many of Chanel's exquisite dresses, gowns, jewelry, and more. It's well worth a visit, but the downside is that the exhibition hall is too dark, and it's a bit difficult to read the text introductions. This exhibition is on the second floor, and you can visit the free exhibition on the first floor as well.

Power Station of Art opened in 2012 in the building of a former coal power plant. Moreover, they didn't change much in this power plant, they just took out what they could, left what they couldn't, painted it and brought in artistic creations. Admission to the museum is free, except for some exhibitions, which are constantly changing. A very cool museum - located in such a classic area of the creative cluster. there is a really cool bookstore and cafe inside#Powerstationofart

Museum, glimpse. The South City Power Plant in 1985, the Expo Pavilion in 2010, and now the Power Station of Art in Shanghai. The renovation design is an "original work" with a Tongji background. The frame is retained, the structure is exposed, and old objects such as orange-red cranes and fire ladders are all inherited properly. The cast-in-place clear water concrete corresponds to the original concrete wall, which is rough and unruly, yet subtle and restrained. It is a fusion of industrial relics and artistic creativity. Li Ao once wrote about Hu Yinmeng: "Beautiful and wandering, charming and confused, sentimental and sexy, incomprehensible and unreasonable." The space has a unique aura, no wonder it is favored by architects and exhibitions, including Jean Nouvel, Renzo Piano, Toyo Ito, Zhang Yonghe, and Sosuke Fujimoto. One day, floating light.

Shanghai during the typhoon was fun! Going out for brunch wearing slippers and raincoats. Empty streets, museums, and exhibitions. No crowds at all!

Red Chair, Spring Roll Chair, Fragment Chandelier, Panda Pile, LV Collaboration Sofa Chair... When it comes to Brazil's Campana Design Studio, this name might be unfamiliar to many, but you have definitely seen their designs. The Power Station of Art in Shanghai is currently hosting 'Impermanence: 40 Years of Design by Campana Studio.' The Campana brothers hail from Brazil, and their designs feature the unique bright colors of this country, while also being full of fun and imagination. The elder brother's dream was to 'become a native,' while the younger brother wanted to be an 'astronaut.' After the younger brother passed away due to illness, this 40th-anniversary exhibition was held, named 'Impermanence,' which perhaps not only laments the impermanence of life, but also represents the ever-changing world, and this is precisely why life is so wonderful. The designs of Campana Studio frequently use extremely common materials in life— jute rope, palm fiber brushes, foam plastic, glass scraps... Through the designers' whimsical ideas, they become furniture and installation art. When we accept that 'eternity is an illusion,' then 'impermanence' means acting in the present. After seeing this exhibition, you will have deeper reflections on nature, life, family, fantasy, and more. 🌟'Impermanence' 40 Years of Design by Campana Studio 📍Location: Power Station of Art, Shanghai ⏰Exhibition Period: 2024.06.08-2024.09.08 Power Station of Art, Shanghai

| Visiting exhibitions on closed days is the best! Gabrielle Chanel. 🎢【Entertainment Experience Guide】 Monday is the closed day for the Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art, not open to the public. On non-closed days, it is particularly crowded. This time, due to Chanel's touring exhibition, VIP customers were invited to visit on Monday, and a cocktail party was prepared. The benefit of visiting on a closed day is that there are fewer people and there is food. Additionally, you can use flash photography 📸, which is fantastic! 📍Detailed Address: Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art 🚗Transportation Guide: Taking a taxi is more convenient, or you can take a bus to Nanpu Bridge Station. Walk 1.1 kilometers. 🌟Must-Do Activities: 1. Visit the exhibition. It is relatively dim indoors, so it is recommended to wear brightly colored clothes for photos. The air conditioning is very cold, so be sure to wear a jacket. 2. Cocktail party. Wearing a cocktail dress will look better in photos. 3. Cultural and creative products. The surrounding products are worth a visit and can be taken back as souvenirs. Of course, this exhibition also gives out gifts! 💰Per Capita Consumption: The invitation-only exhibition on closed days is free, while on regular days it should cost over a hundred. The fees for different exhibitions may vary, so check the official website for details. 📌Small Tips: It is recommended to bring a pair of sneakers, otherwise, your feet will get very tired from walking around the exhibition.

| Gabrielle Chanel. Exhibition Name: Fashion Manifesto | Gabrielle Chanel Exhibition Venue: Power Station of Art, Shanghai (200 Huayuangang Road) Public Transportation: Metro Line 4, 8 "Xizang South Road" Station, Binjiang Line 1 Exhibition Dates: July 12, 2024 - November 24, 2024 Exhibition Tickets: 100 RMB Exhibition Introduction: This exhibition is the first retrospective of fashion designer Gabrielle Chanel's works in China, and the final stop of the global tour in Shanghai. The exhibition is organized chronologically and thematically, consisting of two main chapters that showcase Chanel's creations from the 1910s-1930s and her works after returning to the fashion world from 1954-1971. The exhibition features over 200 meticulously curated pieces, most of which are garments. In addition to clothing, there are also Chanel's beauty products, perfumes, accessories, and jewelry. The viewing experience is akin to a "CHANEL" documentary, introducing the ambitious, career-focused, elegant, and beautiful Gabrielle Chanel. Foggy Words: Sitting on a sofa resembling the third floor of 31 Rue Cambon in Paris, Fog looks at some photos of Gabrielle Chanel and realizes that women's love for luxury goods is actually a pursuit of elegance and leisure.

Exhibition Name: Distractions - Annette Messager Solo Exhibition Exhibition Venue: Power Station of Art, Shanghai (200 Huayuangang Road) Public Transport: Metro Line 4, 8 "South Xizang Road" Station, Binjiang Line 1 Exhibition Dates: July 5, 2024 to August 4, 2024 Exhibition Ticket: 60 RMB Exhibition Introduction: Showcasing 70 works of different media including painting, photography, sculpture, and installation by the French national treasure female artist Annette Messager. Annette Messager places "life" before "art" and "history", and those seemingly valuable things are gently dissolved by her like a game, turning into murmuring street tunes, children's pranks, or a grimace. Messager is a mystic, a primitivist, a dream maker and disruptor. Humor and cruelty, innocence and evil, life and death, love and hate, desire and despair, evidence and fiction, disguise and cowardice, lies and truth... These oppositions become ambiguous and obscure in the resonance of sound, in primitive painting, photography, and handicrafts, no longer certain, and thus the answers disappear. Her works do not need explanation, they are universal, and also an anti-art act. Foggy Words: Missed the installation inside the chimney, the staff said this side is a sound installation not worth visiting. The exhibition is a bit creepy, not suitable for young children.

Wandering through the 'Impermanence' exhibition, we continue to weave the blocks of red and black. It feels like being in a carnival of colors, where the interlacing of red and black makes one feel as if they are traveling through time and space, stepping into another world. Red is the flame of life, a symbol of passion; black is the abyss of mystery, an exploration of the unknown. In this 'Impermanence' exhibition, the collision of red and black is like the impermanence of drama, interpreting the joys and sorrows of life. From the free combination of red and black, every part tells the story of 'Impermanence'. Sometimes humorous, sometimes serious, sometimes thought-provoking, and sometimes laugh-inducing. In the interlacing of red and black, we seem to see the myriad forms of life and feel the impermanence of living. The 'Impermanence' exhibition is originally a visual feast and a spiritual baptism of forty years of retrospection. Our reweaving of red and black within it makes us feel even more the impermanence and variability of life. Through the exhibition, we re-examine the meaning and value of life, understanding that the impermanence and diversity of life are indispensable parts of our journey. No matter where we go or what we encounter, we should face and accept everything with an open mind. Only in this way can we truly experience the charm and joy of life.

🌟 Highlights: The Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art is the first public contemporary art museum in mainland China. It is also a symbolic urban public cultural activity center that integrates contemporary art exhibitions, collections, research, exchanges, and experiential education. 👍 Most recommended: The Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art is located at the former Urban Future Pavilion of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. Its predecessor was the Nanshi Power Plant, which was established in 1897. The main building is 128 meters long, 70 meters wide, and 50 meters high, covering an area of 31,088 square meters. The 165-meter-tall reinforced concrete chimney stands tall and straight, with a strong iconic presence, witnessing the development of China's modern industry and signaling a new round of historical opportunities and cultural creation on both sides of the Huangpu River. After reconstruction, its floor area will increase to over 40,000 square meters, with an exhibition area of 15,000 square meters, housing 12 exhibition halls. 📍 Detailed address: 678 Miaojiang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🕙 Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 11 am to 7 pm 🚉 Transportation strategy: Metro lines 4 and 8, Xizang South Road Station 💰 Ticket price: Free admission

The May of Magic City is truly colorful. As long as you search with your heart, even at the bus stop, you can encounter the colorful summer. After coming out of the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai, passing by the Puxi Binjiang Route 1 bus stop, the lawn in front of the bus stop was in full bloom with flowers, yellow, purple, white little flowers clustered together, it was like a dopamine colorful summer limited edition painting, full of atmosphere. If you are going to the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai to see an exhibition recently, don't forget to encounter the beautiful flowers outside the museum.

Exhibition Name: Hu Xiangcheng Solo Exhibition, Daily Questions Date: 4/14-6/9 Location: Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art The exhibition is free and no reservation is required The blockbuster free exhibition that swept the internet in May in the Magic City, Hu Xiangcheng's solo exhibition 'Daily Questions', encompasses more than twenty large-scale installations and video works, architectural models, a large number of paintings, manuscripts, and materials, presenting a new aspect of the artist's experimental creation in the field of both abstract and figurative art. Among them, several woodcarving works stem from the artist's experience of living in Africa, expressing the common quest of humanity in this era to understand the past and the future.

🧚‍♀️ Shanghai has recently gathered a lot of new exhibitions, and the one I think is the most worth visiting is the exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, 'Modern Paris 1914-1945'. It takes you back to the golden age of Paris a hundred years ago, and it's super impressive! . 💯 Moreover, in this museum, you can see 3 exhibitions at once, which is definitely a great place to go on the weekend! . 🌈 The entire exhibition retrospectively explores the emergence and flourishing of modernity in Paris during the last century's golden age from a rich and interwoven perspective, presenting more than three hundred exhibits, including architectural models, manuscripts, paintings, jewelry, photography, films, clothing, and a digital space created by DS+R architectural firm. . 📽️ From intimate interior spaces to the grand scale of urban planning, from jewelry to clothing and then to film images, the exhibition presents what can be described as a thirty-year history of creative passion for the city of Paris. . ‼️ According to the introduction, this exhibition has been in planning for seven years, and the entire preparation time took three years! . ♨️ Key points: 🎞️ There is a considerable number of projection screens arranged in a matrix, offering an immersive experience to see historical footage of people visiting, constructing, and climbing the Eiffel Tower, their colorful nightlife, and even stage recordings of singers and dancers of that time, definitely a flowing Parisian feast full of imagination and atmosphere. . 🚗 Inside the exhibition hall, there is a 1939 Citroën car that was transported from France. This well-preserved relic is the world's first front-wheel-drive car, which can still be driven today, and it is the most expensive exhibit in terms of transportation costs. ✈️ The airplane model that appears overhead is one that the author of 'The Little Prince' personally piloted. . 🪑 In the modern interior design exhibition series, you can see the original furniture of that time. 🏠 A house has been reconstructed in the exhibition hall. Every piece of wood and steel compass support was transported from abroad and then assembled on-site in the exhibition hall, allowing visitors to perceive the 'demountable houses' of that time. 👗 The display of the new fashion trends for women at the beginning of the last century by many luxury brands in Paris. . 💕 Exhibition name: Modern Paris 1914-1945 . 🉑️ Free exhibitions: 💛 Exhibition name: The Way of Shadows - 3F 🏠 Ten landmark shadows scattered in the 'city-town-village' three different daily environments in the south are gathered at the exhibition site, with six umbrella-shaped structures of different sizes interspersed among them, and the most interesting part is that there are also scenes with chess, Gomoku, Mahjong, etc. . 🧡 Exhibition name: Catching the Wind and Shadows - 3F 🪭 The 'Catching the Wind and Shadows' project by Chanel Culture Fund and the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai, with the theme of Fujian Minnan characteristics, allows visitors to experience the culture of craftsmanship through boat models, glove puppetry, paper-crafting... and also enjoy the unbeatable river view.

Exhibition Name: A Gift to PSA: Cheng Xindong Contemporary Art Donation Exhibition Exhibition Location: Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art (200 Huayuan Gang Road) First Floor Public Transportation: Binjiang No.1 Exhibition Date: April 15, 2023 to June 16, 2023 Exhibition Recommendation: The exhibition comprehensively displays 46 representative creations by 19 domestic and foreign artists donated by Mr. Cheng Xindong. These works of different media reflect Mr. Cheng's unique aesthetics, vision, and values as the first generation of gallery owners and collectors in the context of globalization, witnessing and recording the development of contemporary art and social landscape. Exhibition Record: The unique aesthetics of collectors is not possessed by passers-by, just take a look if you pass by, no need to go there deliberately.