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On November 7, 2016, Mr. Zheng Hao, Founder of HOW Art Museum and Mr. Yun Cheagab, Director of HOW Art Museum are honored to announce that HOW Art Museum (Shanghai) will open to the public on Thursday, May 11, 2017. >> Read more

Long Museum Chongqing was under preparation and would be open to public on May 26, 2016. After the opening of the Long Museum Pudong and the Long Museum West Bund in Shanghai, this is the first major step it has taken to extend its reach to the south west region of China. >> Read more

Michael Lin’s most favored themes—inquiries into notions of hometown and elsewhere, dialogues between works of art and architecture, and his own particular critiques of consumerist society—were condensed in a Shanghai villa. >> Read more

I first met Karsten Födinger while we were penned up at the back of a small car being rushed from one museum opening—a recently opened museum, which of course was huge—to another in Pudong’s monumental waterfront spectacle of shiny high-rises... >> Read more

Position Managing Editor, Publications Program, Shanghai Project >> Read more

The Shanghai Project is an ideas platform bringing together—from China and abroad—artists, filmmakers, performers, musicians, designers, architects…… >> Read more

Established in Singapore since 1999, iPreciation is a fine art company dedicated to showcasing exquisite Modern and Contemporary Asian Art. >> Read more

The Shanghai Project is a hybridized international arts festival that brings together mixed teams of culture and arts practitioners from both Shanghai and abroad and from various fields—including contemporary art, film, literature, architecture, design, performance, and education. >> Read more

“Qiuzhuang Project” (2012.01-2013.07), is a long-term intervention piece that Li Mu produced in his hometown. The main focus was about reproducing and exhibiting important works from the Van Abbemuseum in the Netherlands. >> Read more

"15 Rooms"—the fifth edition of the exhibition on live-art curated by Klaus Biesenbach and Hans Ulrich Obrist—will create a unfinished dialogue between traditional and live-art, >> Read more