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Art and Culture Committee SHANGHAI a DREAM JOURNEY to EDO-UKI- YO-E ART EXHIBITION Art and Culture Committee SHANGHAI A DREAM JOURNEY TO EDO-UKI- YO-E ART EXHIBITION July 03, 2020 - November 8, 2020 Bund One Art Museum, 2nd Floor, No. 1, Zhongshan 1st Road 中山东一路1号2楼 Bund One Art Museum The “A Dream Jounrney to Edo-Ukiyo-e Art Exhibition” co-sponsored by Shanghai Xinhua Publishing Group and Shanghai Tianxie Culture is about to be airborne to the Bund One Art Museum. This time the exhibits are more powerful, the layout is more innovative, and a lot of new Elements... Curriculously curated by the authoritative domestic ukiyo-e scholar Professor Pan Li, more than 140 original works of ukiyo-e classics, bringing together famous genres of various genres, reinterpreting Edo’s historical style across dimen- sions, making people truly understand the ukiyo-e exhibition . The unique and innovative exhibition and curation concept in the exhibition will make people more able to read these ukiyo-e fine arts that have been baptized by the years, and will have a more vivid understanding of the Japanese ukiyo-e culture, so as to truly understand the ukiyo-e. Even those who are ignorant of Ukiyo-e’s culture can grasp the essence of Ukiyo-e’s art from the long and complicated history of Uki- yo-e, the vivid works, and the smart writing. A MISTY GAZE INTO INFINITY July 04, 2020 - August 23, 2020 Shanghai Baolong Art Museum 上海宝龙美术馆 Tang Yao will be the curator of this exhibition, presenting the important installation works of young artist Tang Jie in recent years. Tang Jie is very good at studying the visual relationship formed by the material relationship and the physical relation- ship, presenting a poetic sense of substancelessness, which uses water, wood, sand and stones as the medium to search for the natural laws of life and the universe. Miao, Miao that cannot be translated into English, to the vast, subtle, dazed. This time he will bring more than ten installation works. SHANDANDAN FLOWERS BLOOMING AND GORGEOUS-PA- PER-CUT ART EXHIBITION IN NORTHERN SHAANXI June 20, 2020 - July 31, 2020 Exhibition Hall 15, China Art Palace 中华艺术宫 15号展厅 The traditional paper-cut in northern Shaanxi is mainly di- vided into three categories in terms of connotation and function. The first category is to ward off evil spirits and pray for blessing; the second category is to breed and thrive; the third category is folk customs. While contemporary paper-cut artists in northern Shaanxi are creating, they incorporate the characteristics of the new era and their personal artistic -pur suits, thus forming a new look. From June 20th, the Chinese Art Palace excavated the re- sources of the collection and planned to launch the “Sandan Danhua Blossoming Red-Northern Shaanxi Paper-cut Art Ex- hibition”, which fully presented the unique cultural charm of Xifu paper-cutting. ALEX KATZ May 29, 2020 - August 09, 2020 Fosun Foundation Shanghai , 600 Zhongshan Dong’er Lu 上海市黄浦区中山东二路600号，近人民路 Catch the works of consummate 93-year-old New York art- ist Alex Katz at Fosun Foundation. Known for his figurative landscapes and stylised portraits (particularly of his wife Ada, Katz’s muse and regular subject over the years), the exhibi- tion showcases a collection of 30 artworks from his seven-de- cade career. PARTICIPATION MYSTIQUE June 27, 2020 - September 06, 2020 436 Yonghe Dong Lu, near Gonghe Xin Lu, Zhabei district 闸北区永和东路436号, 近共和新路 Located inside a former paper machine factory, Ming Con- temporary Art Museum’s new exhibition merges psychoanal- ysis with art. 14 participating artists imagined themselves in a situation of great loss – whether it’s imaginary limb pain in Kader Attia’s photography or to step into the unconscious- ness in Marianna Simnett’s installation work. The artists use various sensory perception to tease out our desire, allowing us to be in touch with the pain and excitement of loss, ac- cident, damage and violence, thereby recognising the pro- found spiritual ties between us and the world. THE WORLD OF ANNA SUI June 06, 2020 - August 30, 2020 No. 4777 Binjiang Avenue Yikang Art Museum 滨江大道4777号 艺仓美术馆 本周新展 In her nearly 40 years of design career, Anna seems to have been the original little girl who loves fashion, design and rock, and lived her naive and pure dreams. This large exhibition, which is warmly sought after by the capitals of the world, will fully present the exclusive Anna Sui’s fashion culture through design manuscripts, classic fashion, accessories, video imag- es and other works, taking you to appreciate her magic and diversity. Tell you about her true journey. TEAMLAB UNBOUNDED ART MUSEUM November 05, 2019 - November 11, 2020 Unit C-2, No. 100 Huayuangang Road, Huangpu District teamLab Unbounded Art Museum 黄浦区花园港路100号C-2单元 teamLab无界美术馆 The large-scale art museum “EPSON teamLab Unbounded Art Museum: teamLab Borderless Shanghai” created by the art team teamLab was opened on November 5, 2019 in Huang- pu Binjiang, Shanghai, China. teamLab will display about 50 works of art in a complex three-dimensional space of 6,600 square meters, including works that were first published in the world. teamLab Unbounded is an “art gallery without maps” composed of art groups with no boundaries created by the art team teamLab. FLOW WITH MATTER May 31, 2020 - October 11, 2020 Building 3, Jingye Xinye Square, No. 210 Wenshui Road, Jing’an District, Shanghai Minsheng Art Museum 静安区汶水路210号静安新业坊 3号楼 上海民生现代美术馆 Shanghai Minsheng Museum of Modern Art hosts the Finnish artists Tommy Grönlund and Petteri Nisunen’s exhibition this time a total of 21 components were exhibited in the exhibi- tion, including installation art, new media, photography, and painting. UNCONVENTIONAL May 16, 2020 - August 08, 2020 Building 3, Jingye Xinye Square, No. 210 Wenshui Road, Jing’an District, Shanghai Minsheng Art Museum 静安区汶水路210号静安新业坊 3号楼 上海民生现代美术馆 At the end of 2019, after the recommendation and confirma- tion of 44 senior industry nominees, we are honored to in- vite seven outstanding young Chinese media artists-they are Cheng Xinhao, Li Shuang, Lin Ke, Tang Chao, Tao Hui, Wang Tuo and Zheng Yuan ——Coming together to participate in the exhibition part of this project; KADIST Art Foundation will also inject more impetus into the follow-up of the project, provide artists with more diverse support from diverse resi- dent resources, and provide cross-cultural context exchange and the opportunity to explore. “WHERE DID YOU GO”- CHILDHOOD TOY HUNTING EXHI- BITION June 21, 2020 - August 02, 2020 35 Hongfeng Road, Pudong New District Golden Bridge Biyun Art Museum 浦东新区红枫路135号 金桥碧云美术馆 Jinqiao Biyun Art Museum will launch a self-curated collec- tion series exhibition “”Where did you go”-Childhood Toy Hunting Exhibition” from June 21, 2020 to August 2, 2020. Since the venue was opened to the public in early 2019, it has always insisted on continuous exploration in the academ- ic direction of the “New Shanghai School”, closely contacting artists in Shanghai, digging deep into the local cultural poten- tial and expanding new possibilities, and Shanghai’s collection industry has just witnessed the history of the development of culture and art on this hot spot, the annual collection series of Jinqiao Biyun Art Museum came into being MAGNIFICENT WORK June 20, 2020 - August 19, 2020 35 Hongfeng Road, Pudong New District Chinese Art Palace, 0-meter middle hall, exhibition halls 20 and 21 中华艺术宫 0米层中厅、20、21号展厅 From June 20th to July 19th, “Large Article-Bao Xianlun Cal- ligraphy Exhibition” will meet with the audience at the China Art Palace. This exhibition exhibited 260 calligraphy works created by Mr. Bao Xianlun, most of which were newly creat- ed. CURIOSITY CABINET 3 MAGIC DOLL SPECIAL EXHIBITION March 14, 2020 - August 30, 2020 3rd Floor, Duoyunxuan Art Center, 1188 Tianyaoqiao Road 天钥桥路1188号 朵云轩艺术中心三楼 “Curious Cabinet 3 Magic City Doll Special Exhibition” is a unique exhibition about dolls, which continues the wonderful and quirky exhibition style of the first curiosity cabinet, cruis- ing between reality and conjecture, coexisting with abun- dance and surprise. A THOUSAND MILES OF SPRING BREEZE-JIANGNAN CULTURE AND ART EXHIBITION May 26, 2020 - August 23, 2020 Shanghai Museum 上海博物馆 Jiangnan’s poems, Jiangnan’s scenery, Jiangnan’s things, Ji- angnan’s people, Jiangnan has the charm that enchants the soul of the entire nation. The Shanghai Museum explores the advantages of cultural relics in the collection, serves Shang- hai’s urban development and even the national strategy, and holds this special exhibition that has been upgraded to the level of “Jiangnan Culture”. More than 190 pieces (groups) of representative artworks selected in this exhibition are de- signed to present Jiangnan art and tell the history of Jiang- nan. Based on cultural relics, the deep cultural features of Jiangnan are extracted. INFINITE MEANING-ZHAO PUCHU CALLIGRAPHY ART EXHIBITION May 21, 2020 - July 19, 2020 Calligraphy Hall on the third floor of Shanghai Museum 上海博物馆三楼书法馆 The name of this exhibition is taken from Mr. Zhao Puchu’s Zhai number-Endless Yizhai. “Infinite meaning” not only comes from Mr. Zhao Puchu’s cognition and aspirations, but also the original intention and portrayal of this exhibition. This exhibition will select 93 pieces (groups) of precious cal- ligraphy provided by relatives of Mr. Zhao Puchu from various periods. The book covers rich content such as poems and song Haiku. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THE SHAPE OF TIME November 08, 2019 - May 09, 2021 2600 Longteng Avenue, Xuhui District, Shanghai West Bund Art Gallery Exhibition Hall 2&3 上海市徐汇区龙腾大道2600号 西岸美术馆 展厅2&3 The shape of time THE SHAPE OF TIME, jointly curated by the Chinese and French curatorial team, selected Pompidou Cen- ter collection, 2 large exhibition halls, 11 chapters, from 1910 to 2013, spanning the 20th and 21st centuries, hundreds Masterpieces of contemporary art masters, an art shuttle journey spanning a century.
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