Xi'an Gallery

Summer vacation is coming soon💕 Art galleries are a great place for relaxation and artistic cultivation during the holidays, and a good destination for walking with children. You can also visit the Xuhui Riverside amusement park for a pleasant and fulfilling day～ . ☑️Xuhui Riverside CityWalk Route❤ ✨New exhibition at West Bank Art Museum➡Flower sea at Tank Shanghai Art Center➡Three large children's playgrounds at West Bank Phoenix Nest➡Lying-flat lawn at Xuhui Runway Park . 🎪'It's Really a Circus' Calder's Workshop-Style Installation Exhibition 🎭Exhibition period: 24.6.7-12.1 (10-17:00, closed on Mondays) 🎪Location: West Bank Art Museum B1 Floor Smart Manufacturing Exhibition Hall Playground (2600 Longteng Avenue, Xuhui District, Shanghai) 🎫Ticket price: 80 yuan · 👀Exhibition highlights: The brand new workshop-style installation exhibition 'It's Really a Circus' will continue the whimsical ingenuity of artist Calder's works, integrating games, installation experiments, and theatrical stage experiences 💜Play with balance - assemble large puzzle pieces, keeping the puzzle balanced on a lever or on yourself 💚Spatial painting - design a one-stroke drawing, which can also be made into a three-dimensional form ❤️Circus opening - DIY a unique little figure to play in a mini circus world

The West Bund Art Museum has been especially convenient to enter since the lifting of the lockdown, and it has been quite crowded. There are both high-quality paid art exhibitions and plenty of free small exhibitions, which are very public-friendly. The cloakroom is located at B1, and it's quite an atmosphere to walk a flight of stairs to store a bag. Backpacks and beverages are also not allowed to be brought in. This time it is the Pompidou's exhibition of the origins of abstraction, which is intricately related to Chinese ink wash landscape paintings. There are also different exhibitions at the same time. All can be found in the West Bund mini-program. The most impressive feature here is probably the observation deck on the second floor, which offers a charming view across the river to Pudong.

🤩Shanghai! It's really you! It's an endless exhibition~ 🧏‍♀️The 'Raoul Dufy Retrospective: The Melody of Happiness' is currently on display, it's really worth a visit~ 🎨Covering more than 120 masterpieces including painting, printmaking and ceramics, divided into 12 chapters, along the path of modernist art~. 👻There is also the Pompidou Center Collection Exhibition 'The Reflection of Portraits' 💙Painting, photography, sculpture, installation, all in one 🥂Don't miss the DIY postcards on the 2nd floor~ It's very meaningful! ⚠️Little Tips ✅You can also take the West Bank Bus at the entrance of the West Bank Art Museum (ticket price 5 yuan) 🔆Passing through the Long Art Museum & Prada Exhibition (Star Art Museum) & Riverside Scenery 😍The end point is back to the West Bank Art Museum~❤️It's very convenient!

| It's nearly 300 genuine collections from the Pompidou Center. The exhibition does not tell a single, unique history of portraits, but uses 15 chapters as 15 mirrors to tell 15 different stories.” Curator, Frédéric Paul, curator of the contemporary art collection at the Pompidou Center Exhibition Overview This exhibition is the final chapter of the 'trilogy of contemporary art history' in the five-year exhibition cooperation project between the West Bank Art Museum and the Pompidou Center, following 'The Form of Time' and 'The Voice of Everything'. The final chapter is here. With 'portraits' as the clue, 15 thematic chapters, gathering nearly 300 genuine collections from the Pompidou Center from 1895 to the present! Covering painting, sculpture, video and photography, it presents the largest number of works in the history of the West Bank Art Museum. Exhibition Interpretation In the all-encompassing 'portraits', the topic of 'famous people' and 'nameless people' runs through. The concepts of 'famous' and 'nameless' originated from a series of photographs taken by German photographer August Sander between 1892 and 1954, and were given the title 'Faces of the 20th Century'. In these photos, Sander divided the photos into eight categories according to the social status and occupations of the people in the photos. Curator Frédéric Paul summarized them into two major categories -- social celebrities and nameless people. Of course, 'famous' and 'nameless' also include those well-known artists who have been recorded in art history and artists who will be forgotten by time. The exhibition explores the history of contemporary art development, with paintings by Van Dongen, Picasso, and Bacon, sculptures by Magritte, Giacometti, and Calder, photographs by August Sander, Man Ray, and Diane Arbus, as well as works by Chinese artists Chang Shuhong, Zhao Wuji, etc., together telling the history and changes of the 'portrait' creative technique in art history. Warm Tips The exhibition is on the second floor, divided into 2 exhibition halls (need to check tickets separately for entry and exit). If you look carefully, the exhibition is very long. In addition to feeling with your heart, girls who are afraid of the cold remember to bring a small jacket. Don't ask me why I remind Exhibition period: July 21, 2023-November 5, 2024 10:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays) Address: West Bank Art Museum, 2600 Longteng Avenue, Xuhui District, Shanghai Ticket price: 100

p1 Moller Villa (the magic castle in the city center) p2-5 North Bund (the beautiful view on the other side of the Bund) p6 Pudong lalaland (the city romance of La La Land) p7 Tianan Qianshu (the Babylon in the air of Magic City) p8 West Bank Art Museum (the poetry of the air subtitles) p9 Corner flower shop (the heroine's home in the novel)

The exhibition will be presented in both a timeline and thematic manner, covering more than 120 masterpieces including paintings, prints, ceramics and textiles, divided into 12 chapters along the evolution of modernist art such as Impressionism, Fauvism, Cubism, Decorative Art, etc., fully presenting Dufy's wide range of creative fields and unparalleled creativity, to celebrate the outstanding achievements of this "Independent Art Master" in the history of art.

🐢 When did humans start exploring space? When we were still crazy primitives, stepping out of the cave, were we attracted by the star-filled sky? · 🐢 As a child, my dream was to become an astronaut, but as I grew older, I gave up the idea from the bottom of my heart. The vastness of the universe is fascinating, yet the immense black holes and the unknown instill fear. In deep space, envision the future; in the universe, see oneself. Travel with light in the 'Space Odyssey' at the B1 Multipurpose Hall of the West Coast Art Museum.