Shanghai Exhibition Center

Shanghai is filled with unique and new galleries. This one located on The Bund, has been a pop up gallery for a few months and is still there to visit until June 30th. The exhibition is an hour long, and is situated in one room and is designed using projectors. The installation has two pieces: “"Ukiyo-e Visions” and “Mutations.” and is linked to Danny Rose. Tickets for the exhibit costs 158rmb for a ticket during holidays and weekends. Both exhibits inside this room are completely different, one focuses on Japanese culture while the other gives an insight into the natural life. Food and drinks cannot be taken into the room and currently a mask must be worn at all times. #shanghai #art #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #galleries

Right in the heart of Shanghai one will see a huge Neoclassical building! Many people might wonder what it is? How it came to be such a prominent building in the Centre of Shanghai and why it’s still there. The Shanghai Exhibition Center was built with the help of Russia and symbolised joint values. It held international events and political talks. Nowadays it’s taken on a new life and is used for expo shows and all other types of capitalistic ventures :) It is mostly open to the public to check out the old architecture and I gotta say, this place is huge. it’s well maintained and looks amazing. Pro Tip - make sure to check what kind of events are taking place. Sometimes there are many events and you have to buy a ticket ahead of time. Other times you would be able to walk in. All in all I would definitely recommend this place for its cultural and architectural significance for Shanghai. A couple hours would be more than enough to check it out 😄 #ancientlandmark #urbanexplorer #palace #artexhibit #palace#historicculture#culturalattractions

🐢 It's been a long time since I've seen an exhibition with such good reputation that I, the turtle, after being impressed, am still actively searching for more information to supplement my knowledge, and have decided to visit it a second time. Here are a few tips for reference: · 🐢 First of all, I want to mention that children under 14 years old are considered as kids, and they get an extra booklet and stickers upon entry. After completing the tasks, they can exchange them for an elephant puzzle.

This is at the Shanghai Exhibition Center, where the Spanish brand LOEWE has invested heavily to create the 'CRAFTED WORLD - A Universe of Craftsmanship' global touring exhibition, which sets sail in Shanghai. 🌟 Highlights: At the site, the exhibition space unfolds around six thematic chapters, with many exhibits making their first appearance in China. At the entrance, a dressing box custom-made for the Spanish royal family around the year 1900, unique in the world, has been specially moved from Madrid to Shanghai; on the other side, a guestbook on display clearly shows signatures left by Hemingway and the Princess of Monaco. 👍 Most recommended: There are also many exhibits in the exhibition that are specially created for Shanghai, such as in a space called 'Moving Castle', where the brand showcases a special enlarged version of a series of handbags in collaboration with Hayao Miyazaki.

The Shanghai Exhibition Center🏛 is not only a venue for exhibitions, but also a place for many art exhibitions🎨 and cultural events🎭. If you're interested, you can check out its event calendar to see if there are any activities that interest you. 📍Detailed address: 1000 Yan'an Middle Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🌸Inner Garden: Inside the exhibition center, there is a small garden with beautiful flowers and green trees creating a tranquil scenery. It's a perfect place to relax and a great spot for taking photos. 🍽Café: After a long exploration, you can sit down in the café here, enjoy a cup of coffee☕, or a small snack🍪. 🏰Architectural Style: Don't forget to appreciate the building itself. The Russian classical architectural style, with its spires, columns, and lavish decorations, offers many great spots for photography📸. Whether you are a history enthusiast, someone who enjoys a quiet environment, or just looking to find a place to walk around on the weekend, the Shanghai Exhibition Center is a great choice.

It's truly a heartfelt and valuable art exhibition. The location is at the Shanghai Exhibition Center European-style architecture + full of Spanish flair of the brand style The fountain on the first floor, combined with the sunny weather, is really photogenic The exhibition hall is large and divided into several themes Mainly focusing on the brand's development, innovation, some classic models, and craftsmanship introduction In the end, there are also runway clothes and various art displays It's not an overstatement to say it's like visiting a museum for an art exhibition Many inconspicuous corners in each exhibition hall also hide surprises Full of sincerity and thoughtfulness, a must-visit for brand fans Even for passersby, it's worth seeing it as an art exhibition 🧳LOEWE Craftsmanship Universe 📍Shanghai Exhibition Center (1000 Yan'an Middle Road) 📅From now until May 5 🎫Free, advance reservation required🍊

What exactly is so full of momentum that it needs to be held at the Shanghai Exhibition Center with great fanfare? The Spanish have a unique understanding of color, with clashing reds and greens, a sense of place in blue oil paintings, a mix of Islamic style with Impressionist techniques, and Chinese-style porcelain glaze surfaces; each is effortlessly presented. The world of Hayao Miyazaki, pink pigs, ginseng dolls, pandas in bamboo forests, all come together to create a magnificent fairy tale world. 🏷 'Craftsmanship of Heaven and Earth' exhibition by Roi Levi, March 22nd - May 5th.

| A fairytale castle with Russian architecture in the city center +1. I came across a photo of the Beijing Exhibition Center online🤣 and I thought, isn't this exactly like the Shanghai Exhibition Center! Next to Jing'an Temple in the center of Shanghai, there is an open building with fountains and gardens, resembling a palace. It is now the Shanghai Exhibition Center, which often hosts industry fairs and art exhibitions. 💡About the architecture ♦️In the 1950s, the Sino-Soviet Friendship Building rose from the ground, marking a new height for Shanghai. The entire complex exhibits Russian classical architectural style, with elements of Baroque art integrated into parts of it. ♦️Centered around the main hall, the tower and the red five-pointed star soar above, with other buildings surrounding it, unfolding along the central axis, forming a harmonious and grand whole. ♦️Stepping inside the building, one can find colorful terrazzo floors, richly designed lighting, and colored stained glass, with Russian classical architectural style present everywhere. ※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※※ 📍Address: 1000 Yan'an Middle Road, Jing'an District 🙋‍♀️Current Exhibition: Ran Qi Contemporary Art Fair

1000 Yan'an Middle Road Shanghai Exhibition Center Originally known as the Sino-Soviet Friendship Building Majestic, elegant, and imposing The Sino-Soviet Friendship Building Began construction in May 1954 Completed in March 1955 The building faces north and south The music fountain in the square to the south The main building stands tall among the surrounding buildings The main tower stands tall and reflects the main building A red star hangs high, shining brilliantly The architecture is towering, elegant, and spirited The building features luxurious bas-reliefs and exquisite floral decorations Using realistic sculpture, coffered ceilings Distemper painting, crystal gilding, and other techniques Constructed Russian classical aestheticism Once this palatial building was completed It became a symbol and cultural attraction of Shanghai In 1968, the Sino-Soviet Friendship Building Was renamed the Shanghai Exhibition Hall In 1984, it was renamed the Shanghai Exhibition Center This renovation has rejuvenated the building into a timeless classic It has hosted many significant governmental and foreign affairs events Organized and held hundreds of domestic and international exhibitions In 2022, it underwent its first major renovation in twenty years The splendid red star once again shines brightly

| The best admission ticket for art collectors. The first Shanghai Ran Qi Contemporary Art Fair in 2023 officially opened at the exhibition center on June 8, with a hot scene. Now, the Affordable Art Fair has been around the world for 24 years. It is an unmissable event for contemporary art lovers. This art fair has a total of 47 participating galleries, with more than 350 artists, welcoming 1000 pieces of art with different media, and all works do not exceed 100,000 RMB. Whether you are an artist seeking inspiration, a collector, or an art lover, Ran Qi's contemporary is an opportunity you can't miss. Exhibition time: June 8-11 Exhibition location: West Hall 1 of Shanghai Exhibition Center

As a native of the Magic City, I am delighted to recommend this one-day tour itinerary that caters to the diverse needs of the whole family, including blessings, sightseeing, child-friendly activities, and dining👇: 1⃣️Jing'an Temple As the oldest Buddhist temple in the Magic City and the first of Shanghai's "Four Famous Temples", Jing'an Temple, from which the Jing'an District derives its name, is situated on the bustling West Nanjing Road. Its golden splendor and solemn treasures are particularly beautiful during the ginkgo season🙏. 📍Address: No. 1686, West Nanjing Road, Shanghai 🚇Transport: Exit 1, Jing'an Temple Station, Metro Line 2/7 🈺️Hours: 07:30-17:00 💰Admission: 50 (prices may vary during the New Year period) 2⃣️Jing'an Park A small park opposite Jing'an Temple, it also houses a garden within a garden, the "Eight Scenic Garden", which is quite exquisite. 📍Address: No. 1649, West Nanjing Road, Shanghai 🈺️Hours: 05:00-22:00 💰Admission: Free (Eight Scenic Garden charges 8r) 3⃣️Shanghai Exhibition Center Built on the original site of Ai Li Garden (a garden built by Jewish tycoon Hardoon for his beloved wife), the former "Sino-Soviet Friendship Building" is a majestic and grand example of Russian Baroque architecture. 📍Address: No. 1000, Yan'an Middle Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🈺️Hours: 10:00-17:00 💡Note: Free entry, reservations required for exhibitions 4⃣️PRADA Rong House One of the filming locations for "Nameless", this was the former residence of flour tycoon Rong Zongjing. The pure white century-old building is both classical and modern, hosting art exhibitions or pop-ups from time to time. 📍Address: No. 186, North Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 💡Note: Open during exhibitions, reservations required 5⃣️Zhang Garden Built in 1882, it was one of Shanghai's three major gardens and the largest and most distinctive public activity place in Shanghai during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. Known as the "First Famous Garden on the Sea", it is also the largest and best-preserved Shikumen architectural group in Shanghai, known as the "Shikumen Museum". 📍Address: No. 588, Weihai Road 💡Note: No reservation required, separate reservations required for exhibitions inside 6⃣️Natural History Museum The Shanghai Natural History Museum, with over 290,000 collections covering plants, animals, paleontology, geology, and humanities, is not only a great place for family outings, but also a place where adults can lose themselves in enjoyment😌. Both the architecture and exhibits are very photogenic📸, making it a must-visit in the Magic City🏅️. 📍Address: No. 510, West Beijing Road, Jing'an District 🈺️Hours: 09:00-17:00 💰Admission: Adults 30, Students 12. No tickets sold at the window. 7⃣️Jing'an Sculpture Park In addition to the sculptures, the park also offers great scenery and is a good place to enjoy cherry blossoms in the Magic City. It is adjacent to the Natural History Museum. 📍Address: No. 128, Shimen Second Road 🈺️Hours: Open all day

Ran Qi Contemporary Art Fair made its first appearance in Shanghai, bringing us closer to art. From June 8th to 11th at the Shanghai Exhibition Center, galleries, artists, collectors, and art lovers can easily communicate, making art collection more easily accessible to the public. As a platform connecting local Chinese and international art, Ran Qi Contemporary Art Fair breaks boundaries and crosses fields. It also creates a stage where rising stars and master artists can shine together, stirring up diverse urban art trends. Explore the many possibilities of life, let's appreciate art, understand art, and finally welcome our own art collection~