403 Art District

The 403 International Art Center is transformed from the industrial site of the 403 double-layer workshop of Wuhan Boiler Factory. You can see a lot of small things that make you amazing. The retro style here can also take you back to the previous era. The warm lights reflect on the bookshelf. This beautiful picture can also hold your heart.

Wuhan • 403 International Art Center has always felt that this place seems to have a certain kind of trust. It feels like it can't be said. Today, my brother's taekwondo competition ended. The baby brought here. There are still a lot of books for children to read. I have seen none of the recent performances. Time... I'm really hard, I'm really hard, I don't have time to cultivate my emotions.

A very comfortable place, there are many good-looking things on the first floor to sell, there are some hand-accounted things, the second floor is a cafe and bookstore, full of art, but the coffee inside is a bit expensive

Metro Line 2 - Exit A of Baotong Temple, 20 minutes walk. Environment: Three is my favorite logs with meat planting, because the old boiler plant is rebuilt, preserving some of the original characteristics while the environment needs to be improved, the secondary desktop has a lot of dust [disappointment]. Comfort: Three quiet, gentle piano music. Sun: Three hundred floor windows can be seen everywhere, shining warmly, suitable for sunshine [too happy]. Development Expectations: Four refuels!

Very distinctive. Recommended! ! ! ! ! !

403 International Art Center, formerly a double-deck workshop of Wuguo. After the demolition of Lao Wu Guo, Bai Ruijing rose. Real estate, restaurants, bars and cafes were stationed in succession. The old workshop became an art center, gathering all kinds of small literary and artistic performances, as well as bookstores and cafes. The industrial design style can still be seen. Come here, often go to the Red Chair Theater, look at the name of the red chair! She is in the 403 International Art Center, a place with a strong literary flavor, often has folk songs, modern dance, guitar playing, and other small crowd performances. Although the venue is not big and the equipment is relatively poor, the gathering place of young people in Wuhan can be said to be a miniature version of the piano stage with a cost-effective price. Here, I have seen Feng Xiang playing and singing Wuhan folk songs, playing the piano and singing and telling stories, which is a forty or fifty years'time. There are also Shinming, miraculous mountains, popular clouds, flowers, and Huang Jiawei's organization in southern Fujian. I hope there will be more interesting performances here.

In the old factory's renovated art area, boilers are decorated, valves are flowerpots, factories are turned into theatres, bookstores and Exhibition halls, rough pipes pass through bookshelves, enamel cups printed with Labor Day rewards are randomly placed next to coffee cups, and old gloves and gas masks are still on the workbench. Seeing the young entrepreneurs in the heated meeting and the artists meditating on the works of art that I do not understand, the Chinese and foreigners fluently communicate in various languages on the sofa, and the postmodern drama is propaganda. From industry to art, from economy to culture, the wonderful combination reflects the changes of the times.

Exit A of Baotongsi, Wuhan Metro Line 2, is a 20-minute walk from the industrial site of the 403 double-deck workshop of the former Wuhan Boiler Factory. It is also a new industrial base for literary creation. It is a small-capitalized place where you can stroll, drink coffee, appreciate literature, art and creativity.