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ShanghART Beijing is pleased to present Li Ran’s first solo exhibition at the gallery, “Life of the Pilgrim”, opening on 2nd December, 2017. This exhibition showcases the artist’s latest video, sculptures and painting works. The exhibition centers on the artist’s specific identity of Christians. The video work “Life of the Pilgrim”, which share the same […] >> Read more

YU Youhan’s Solo exhibition “The Representational and The Abstract” will open at ShanghART West Bund space on November 10th. >> Read more

ShanghART Gallery is honored to present Shi Yong’s new solo exhibition “Under the Rule” on the second floor of the Westbund space on 27th September. This exhibition continues the concept of the artist’s solo exhibition held in 2015. Shi Yong takes “the combined words of violence and modification” (such as dismantling, cutting, welding, shaping and […] >> Read more

In ZHANG Ding’s solo exhibition Orbit of Rock (2014), >> Read more

ShanghART is pleased to announce Tang Maohong’s solo exhibition “Riverbed” at ShanghART Beijing, opening on September 16, 2017. The art works in this exhibition were inspired by his interests in image mass production after “Exclave Con”. The art works of the exhibition start from a fictional event made up by Tang Maohong: a group of […] >> Read more

Shanghai, September 2017 – ShanghART M50 is pleased to present a solo show by acclaimed Singapore artist and photographer Robert Zhao Renhui, >> Read more

ShanghART Gallery is pleased to present group exhibition Physical Theatre at 1F, ShanghART Westbund from August 9 until September 10 with 12 artists’ photography works. Physical Theatre, taking “physical body” as the starting point, intends to reveal the close relations between the individuals and the reality on the basis of artists’ perspectives as well as […] >> Read more

ShanghART is pleased to present the first solo exhibition in China by the internationally acclaimed and award-winning Thai filmmaker, >> Read more

In Cosmicomics, a collection of short stories by Calvino, >> Read more

For a long time ShanghART’s home was the M50 art district, on the banks of Suzhou Creek, a much smaller version of Beijing’s Dashanzi 798. Galleries at M50 would come and go but ShanghART’s presence, along with the mostly local artists it represented—including Ding Yi, Zhang Enli and Xu Zhen—remained constant. >> Read more