Pudong Art Museum | Liu Xiangcheng Lens·Era·People

| Liu Xiangcheng Lens·Era·People. The third exhibition of the Pudong Art Museum is a photography exhibition by Liu Xiangcheng, which presents the development of New China in chronological order. I have seen many photography exhibitions, some are pure documentary realism, and some are highly artistic expressions, but only Liu Xiangcheng's exhibition is a perfect combination of story and art. You can feel the story of China then and now through the language of the lens. 1️⃣📸About the photo exhibition: The exhibition is presented in 7 units: "Face", "Posture", "Timing", "Thorn Point", "Crowd", "Fengtu", "Postscript", including nearly 200 precious photographs of historical event scenes, character portraits, and the real daily life of people in different countries during specific periods, and especially reproduces a unique photo printing experience in Liu Xiangcheng's photography career, vividly showing how the images in the news at that time were created, selected and disseminated. 2️⃣📑About Liu Xiangcheng: He is the first chief resident photographer of Time magazine and the Associated Press in Beijing since 1978. His works have won the "Spot News Photography Award" of the Pulitzer Prize, the highest award in the field of journalism. He also won the "Overseas Journalists Club Award" and was named one of the "99 most influential photographers in contemporary photography" by Paris Photography. 3️⃣🎑Exhibition connotation: As a professional identity of a photographer, the lens is Liu Xiangcheng's tool for recording the times, and he focuses the narrative on individuals who are ups and downs in the tide of the times. From national leaders to ordinary people, from world-renowned events to commonplace daily life, the "decisive moments" captured by Liu Xiangcheng's lens can always reveal a poetic connotation beyond the function of photography to record the times. 4️⃣🕙Business hours: 10:00-21:00 every day 5️⃣🎫Ticket price: 100 yuan for adults, 80 yuan for concession tickets 6️⃣📍Detailed address: No. 2777, Binjiang Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai Pudong Art Museum