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Overview Tianjin Art Museum is a comprehensive art museum of plastic arts focusing on collection, research, popularization and exhibitions of modern and contemporary artistic works and dedicated to aesthetic education and international cultural exchanges. The overall floorage of the museum boasts 28,065 square meters. The main building is 29.7 meters high with 5 stories. The […] >> Read more

It began with a simple impromptu invitation. The blurred yellow letters announced “Overlapping Reflection,” an apt title for a contemporary art exhibition at the water-town of Zhujiajiao in the Qingpu District on the outskirts of Shanghai. >> Read more

The Beijing arm of ShanghART was opened in 2008. Highlights this year include Yang Fudong’s installation “Close to the Sea·The Revival of the Snake“, a collaboration with Cao Chang Di neighbor, Art.Mia, and the current Bird Head installation. Watch out for upcoming collaboration of collaborators, involving GUEST, TOF and MadeIn Company. Artists represented: BIRD HEAD (b.2004) […] >> Read more

"Yell Space" will hold its first exhibition on Saturday, May 20th. >> Read more

Reception & Party : December 31. 2016, 7:30pm Address: SNAP 33 Middle Sichuan Road, #901, Huangpu, Shanghai ARTIST Gao Jie Gao Mingyan Hu Renyi Ji Wenyu Jin Feng Liang Manqi Liao Fei Liu Qinming Lu Yang Liang Yue Pixy Liao Double Fly Art Center Tao Yi Lu Pingyuan Mao Tianhua Miao Ying Nathan Zhou Wu […] >> Read more

Opening: 14 May 2016, 4-7pm Duration: 14 May 2016 – 10 July 2016, 11am – 7pm (Closed on Mondays and Public Holidays) Artists: BIRD HEAD JI Wenyu LIU Weijian OUYANG CHUN SHI Yong WEI Guangqing XU Zhen ZHU Jia ZHOU Tiehai Singapore, April 2016 –ShanghART Singapore is pleased to announce “Modern Times”, a group exhibition […] >> Read more

Chris Moore reports on the most "English" of fairs >> Read more

The collector Mr. Heiner Wemhöner, CEO of Wemhöner Surface Technologies, reveals a commissioned artwork by the Beijing-based artist Li Hui... >> Read more

"CLUTCH", ShanghART’s first exhibition in its newly renovated H-Space, opposes older, lesser known or rarely seen works by 18 artists with most recent pieces from the same artists. >> Read more

With galleries largely in hibernation over the winter, exhibiting a group show of older works by familiar artists is considered a pragmatic but ‘soft’ option. Instead of making excuses, however, ShanghART is thumbing its nose at the criticism with works in gentle materials such as cloth, fake fur and cotton thread. The show, for which […] >> Read more