[2025 Shanghai ] Travel Guide for Museum of Art Pudong (Updated Feb)

Located in downtown Shanghai in China, Museum of Art Pudong opened in 2021. It covers 6 floors with 13 exhibition halls and even a rooftop terrace! The location is very close to Lujiazui, so it has amazing views of the Pearl tower and other skyscrapers nearby! There is a mix of classical and contemporary Chinese and International art so there is something for everyone. Personally, I found this museum so interesting with so much to see! 📍 Take the metro on Line 2 or 14 to Lujiazui Station, then walk for 10 minutes to reach the museum. 🎫 Use the wechat miniprogram Buy a ticket online in advance for around 100-150rmb per person. #china #chinatrip #shanghai #shanghaitrip #mytravelhacks #localguides #familytrip #artmuseum #summerdestinations

Having been to Shanghai so many times, I finally checked in at the Pudong Art Museum. It truly deserves to be a popular landmark in Shanghai. Even on weekdays, there are so many people. Besides the various beautiful exhibitions, this place is also too suitable for taking pictures. I could spend a whole day taking photos here. - 📸Photo spots 1️⃣ The installation in the Gravity Theater on the negative first floor runs through all five floors, and the mirror image on the ground is dreamlike. You can stand on the mirror surface of the negative first floor to take pictures, or you can stand on the second and third floors to take overhead shots. 2️⃣ On the second floor, the briefing hall has huge floor-to-ceiling windows that can frame the Oriental Pearl Tower and the surrounding buildings. 3️⃣ Next to the bathroom on the third floor, the floor-to-ceiling windows can frame the Oriental Pearl Tower. 4️⃣ The mirror hall on the third floor offers an unobstructed view of the Bund scenery, and the reflection in the mirror feels like AI. 5️⃣ The top-floor terrace allows you to take photos of the Bund buildings from different angles and get a close-up photo with the Oriental Pearl Tower. 6️⃣ Don't miss the riverside outside the museum, where the sunset corridor can capture romantic blockbusters in minutes. - ✅ It is recommended to go in the morning when there are fewer people and the lighting is good for photography. ✅ It is cheaper to visit the building on weekdays than on weekends.

📍Opened in 2021, the Museum of Art Pudong was designed by famous French architect Jean Nouvel, who also did the big red building near Xintiandi. 🚇It’s a ten-minute walk from the Lujiazui metro station. 🏠MAP covers six floors with 13 exhibition halls as well as a rooftop terrace. The interior is standard Shanghai concrete minimalism, although the warm color and lighting offset this somewhat, creating a more accessible feel for the works. 🖼️Exhibitions run the gamut of classical and contemporary Chinese and International art, often transpiring concurrently with one another, which can make for a really eclectic afternoon at the museum. 🌍In partnership with first rate museums around the world, expect marquee visual / installation art events — anything from the world’s most famous historical artists from the Western cannon to the established big names on the Chinese contemporary scene. 👉Tickets from the official account or trip.com #urbanexplorer #art museum

Getting There - ⛴ take the water bus across to Pudong or take the metro to Lujiazui station. A short walk from both. Attractions - The Museum of Art Pudong (MAP) is one of Shanghai’s newer art galleries and is really word class. The building itself is worth a visit with panoramic views of Shanghai from the terrace (go at Sunset) and they host some cutting edge exhibits. We saw an exhibit curate by The Tate on Dynamic Graphics. Very cool. Hotels - there are lots of some of Shanghai’s best hotels nearby, the Grand Hyatt in the Jinmao tower, the J Hotel in the Shanghai tower (if you’re looking for great views) and many many more. Food & Restaurants - there’s a great restaurant on the terrace of MAP, or head down to the river and enjoy Eli Falafel, Blue Frog, Thai restaurants, Chilis and more. Shopping - they have a great gift shop, but sadly no exhibition post of the show we saw. #modernart #tripblazers #newyearadventure #shanghai

MAP shanghai. great new addition to the city skyline and amazing collections from local and international artists designers and more. the museum of art pudong is not only a great gallery but also a great vantage point to look back at the historic buildings of the bund across the huang pu river. located at the base of the Shanghai pearl tower and adjacent to some nice river side restaurants makes a great day out!

#artshunting Museum of Art Pudong celebrates the Asian artist Xu Bing across 2 floors of art. The main attraction is in the central area of MAP and the art continues through the first and third floors. It’s an extensive collection, all relating to human consumption and writing materials. Most impressive would be the layout shape of an animal made entirely from cigarettes to show tobacco consumption. #art #urbanexplorer #shanghai #museum

wonderful place to spend a weekend afternoon. Check out these great art design by XuBing, Master of Word Art.(current may closed). view the full picture of Whampoa river. #tripblazers #staycation #shanghai #MAP Getting There - Taxi Attractions - Museum of Art Pudong Hotels - Pudong Shangri-la Hotel Food & Restaurants - around restaurants Shopping - Souvenir Shop

#meetshanghai Museum of Art Pudong is a great art museum to visit with 4 floors filled with art work, some linked to Tate Modern. Exhibits generally stay here for 6 months and there will usually be 3 exhibits spread across the floors. The rooftop area hosts a restaurant and a view of the Bund worth checking out. Weekend and Holiday tickets are 200RMB and it’s an open dated ticket. #artmuseum #shanghai #thebund #urbanexplorer

#meetshanghai Currently, MAP is showcasing 3 newer exhibitions, one of the smaller and less advertised is the Design for Fun exhibit. This exhibit is on the 4th floor and built up around home living. It focuses on bold and bright house decor and how this can be misconstrued by using obscure shapes. #shanghai #tripblazers #awesomepic #artgallery

This museum was such a great experience!✨the aesthetic and the way everything was set up was so minimal and interesting. There is a spot on the third floor where you can practice writing made up Chinese characters by an artist called Xu Bing.🖌 There was also something like a secret cove that had a beautiful floor to ceiling window with the ultimate view of the Pearl Tower in Shanghai. the most “instgrammable” vantage point for the tower if you ask me.📸 I recommend if you are a museum person and have an open mind, enjoy!✨#urbanexplorer #awesomepic #mytripvlog #tripblazers #musueumofart #pudong #chinesecharacters #exploreshanghai #shanghai #familiarforeigner

William Turner, a 19th-century British romantic painter, was famous for his unique expressiveness of color and control of light. From the towering peaks of the Alps to the winding water alleys of Venice, Turner's landscapes are like colors. The symphony of light touches the heartstrings of the viewer and records the eternal dialogue between man and nature. In October this year, the exhibition "Conversations with Turner: Echoes of the Sublime" opened at Shanghai Pudong Art Museum. The nearly 80 Turner oil paintings and watercolors on display in the exhibition are all from the Tate Modern Museum in the UK. Through 8 units, the painter's representative works and style changes in different periods of his artistic career are comprehensively displayed. The exhibition will last until May next year. "In addition to Shakespeare and Francis Bacon, Turner is the third star in the sky of wisdom." The 19th-century British art critic John Ruskin commented on Turner's artistic achievements when talking about his country's art giants. He believed that Shakespeare revealed the truth of human nature to people, Bacon expounded the laws of nature, and Turner described the appearance of nature. Turner was born in London in 1775. He has extraordinary artistic talent and was officially elected as an academician of the Royal Academy of Arts at the age of 26. Turner loved traveling throughout his life. While traveling around, he sketched scenery and created more than 300 oil paintings, more than 2,000 watercolors and more than 30,000 landscape sketches. More than 200 years ago, Turner depicted the magnificence and magnificence of nature, which made landscape painting shine. The painter himself became the pioneer of Impressionism that kicked off modern art. Today, Turner's artistic spirit still shines with dazzling brilliance. This may be a profound meaning of the "dialogue" approach adopted in this exhibition.

A range of artistic mediums are exhibited here. Besides, the top floor is a popular spot to view 外滩 and 东方明珠. #shanghai #travel #museums

Strolling through the Pudong Art Museum, the skyline of Lujiazui outside the window looks like a painting, while the world inside the exhibition hall is another realm. This special exhibition focuses on the British Romantic master J.M.W. Turner, whose play of light and color seems to flow through time, bringing the audience into a dialogue of vision and soul. In the exhibition hall, soft lighting complements Turner's classic works. 'Rain, Steam, and Speed' depicts the thriving atmosphere of the Industrial Revolution with magnificent brushstrokes, while 'Snow Storm: Hannibal and His Army Crossing the Alps' tells the story of the grandeur of nature and the insignificance of humanity with astonishing momentum. I lingered in front of each painting for a long time, as if through those layered colors and misty brushstrokes, I could feel Turner's admiration and awe for nature. The museum's space design is simple and elegant, with the emotions extending from the paintings seemingly flowing in every corner. As I left the exhibition hall, the twilight glow poured in through the floor-to-ceiling windows, making me feel that the scenery in Turner's paintings had not gone far, but had merged with this city, becoming the most gentle poem in my memory.

Pudong Art Museum is located in Pudong New District, Shanghai, on the bank of the Huangpu River. It is a modern art exhibition space. Since its opening in 2021, the Pudong Art Museum has quickly become a gathering place for culture and art lovers with its unique architectural design and diverse art exhibitions. The museum's building was designed by a famous architect, with smooth exterior lines and a blend of modern and traditional elements, providing visitors with a comfortable viewing environment. The exhibitions in the museum cover many fields such as contemporary art, photography, and installation art. It regularly holds solo and group exhibitions of domestic and foreign artists to showcase the latest artistic creations and concepts. The museum’s café and bookstore also provide visitors with spaces for leisure and cultural experience. All in all, the Pudong Museum of Art is in an excellent location, with both appearance and connotation. It is also adjacent to the Oriental Pearl Tower. It has become a popular landmark of the new generation of Shanghai and a must-visit photo and photo spot for tourists. 📍Address: No. 2777, Binjiang Avenue, Pudong New District, Shanghai, China #shanghaitravel #100 Ways to Travel

This visit to the Pudong Art Museum coincided with the Caravaggio exhibition, which was truly awe-inspiring. 💡Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, 1571-1610) was a legendary figure in Italian art, known for his bold artistic style and complex personal life. His life was full of contradictions; on one hand, he was a genius painter favored by the church, and on the other, he was a hot-tempered and dissolute artist. 💡There are two things worth noting about Caravaggio: 1⃣ He created highly impactful religious-themed paintings, revolutionizing Christian art. 2⃣ His life was filled with violence, and historical records indicate that he committed murder. 💡Despite his notorious reputation, Caravaggio's talent and ambition were undeniable. His works are dramatic and visually striking, often using a single light source to shape his subjects, creating strong contrasts between light and dark, giving his paintings a lifelike quality. His style changed the art trends of his time and influenced many artists thereafter. Caravaggio's paintings are not just religious expressions but also incorporate his complex personal experiences and inner world. 💡Another unique aspect of Caravaggio is his mastery of light and shadow. He often used intense lighting to illuminate the main figures in his paintings, while the background was deliberately muted or completely hidden, creating a minimalist composition. This technique focuses the viewer's attention on the central figures, enhancing the drama and emotional tension of the work. Additionally, he excelled at breaking the boundary between the painting and the viewer, drawing them into the scene as if they were part of the story. 💡Since many of Caravaggio's works were painted directly on church walls, the number of surviving original pieces available for exhibition is limited. This exhibition at the Pudong Art Museum features six of Caravaggio's original works, which is one-tenth of the remaining pieces worldwide, making this a rare opportunity. 💡The exhibition, titled 'Caravaggio and the Miracle of Baroque,' not only showcases six of Caravaggio's original works but also includes pieces by other artists from the Baroque period, allowing visitors to fully appreciate the charm of the art from this era. --- Exhibition Experience The overall atmosphere of the exhibition is highly layered. As the visit progresses, the lighting gradually dims from bright to dark, and the color tones transition from soft pastels to deep reds, creating a dramatic experience. Accompanied by Baroque music and opera, especially in the final gallery where a soprano's voice resonates in the dimly lit room, visitors feel as if they are transported back in time, fully immersed in the artistic ambiance. --- Exhibition Information 📅 Exhibition Dates: December 12, 2023 - April 12, 2024 📍 Location: Pudong Art Museum, 2777 Binjiang Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai 🎫 Ticket Prices: Designated Night Session (after 5 PM) 80 RMB | All-Day Ticket 100 RMB

| You must come to Shanghai to see the dazzling night view. I think half of the reason I came to Shanghai was to see the night view🌃 You must see the romantic night view of the Bund before you leave, or you will regret it🌅 The buildings of all nations under the blue tone🕍 Who can tell whether this is Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong or Shanghai~ - The buildings of all nations in Puxi, the three-piece set of Lujiazui, and the scenery of Suzhou River are all very suitable for taking photos and checking in📸 (ps attached citywalk route easy to grasp‼️) - 📍Location: West Gate of Pudong Art Museum-Sunset Corridor 🚇Transportation: Line 14/2-Lujiazui Station, about 700 meters walk 🕘Time: The Bund buildings of all nations light up at 18:00 in winter and 19:00 in summer 🎫Ticket: It is free to watch the sunset here, and you need a ticket to enter the art museum - 🗺️Tour route: Jinling East Road Ferry Terminal➡️Pudong Art Museum➡️Lujiazui Three-piece Set➡️Nanjing East Road➡️The Bund➡️Suzhou River Bank - You must come to Shanghai to blow the evening breeze of the Huangpu River and see the Oriental Pearl Look at Lujiazui across the river, go to Nanjing Road to see the crowded crowd Feel the dazzling night view of the Bund!

I've always believed that the meaning of life is to participate, to act, to record, and to freeze all the beautiful moments in time. I love recording and taking beautiful photos with my phone. 😊 This way, I can capture the beauty around me at any time. Record the romance and tenderness of this world. 💕 ⚠️ The new exhibition at the Museum of Art Pudong, "A Warm World: Huawei Image Exhibition XMAGE Global Tour Shanghai Exhibition," is really worth a visit. The exhibition is divided into ten image units with the theme of warmth, featuring various elements of life and recording all the colorful and warm moments. In this era of mobile images, the mobile phone lens brings us a different kind of excitement and visual experience. 👍 This time, more than 300 image works are on display, vividly reproducing the artistic charm of mobile photography. It's so satisfying to watch. ✌️😉 You can also take photos like Ni Ni. If you like to take photos with a sense of beauty, you can't miss it. 👍 It's always fashionable to take photos. 💗😊

When people come to Shanghai, they often think of visiting landmark attractions such as Nanjing East Road, the Bund, and the Oriental Pearl Tower. However, whenever you go to these places, you will always be surrounded by a surging crowd. You want to take a single photo, but it often turns into a group photo inadvertently, which is really helpless. In fact, the Shanghai Art Museum is a very worthwhile place to go. It is located in a prime location. Here, whether it is shooting the Bund's historic architectural style on the opposite bank, or the magnificent Oriental Pearl Tower and the towering Shanghai Center, they all have excellent locations. Compared with the crowded attractions outside, there are relatively fewer people here, allowing you to appreciate the beautiful scenery and take photos more leisurely. The Shanghai Art Museum regularly holds various wonderful exhibitions. The quality of these exhibitions is very high, covering many different artistic styles and themes. Whether it is painting, sculpture or photography, it can bring a strong visual impact and soul shock to the audience. When the weather is bad, if you happen to come here, you might as well walk into the art museum, spend half a day, and immerse yourself in the ocean of art. Here, you can stay away from the hustle and bustle of the outside world and calm down to feel the charm of art. I believe you will feel that this half-day time is worth it, and even feel lucky for your choice.

At MAP Pudong Art Museum‼️ Highly recommend the night session! High cost performance (only 80 yuan on weekdays), fewer tourists, cool and sun-free, and you can see the stunning sunset and the super romantic lighting moment of the Bund from the 360-degree panoramic terrace on the 5th floor and the sunset corridor by the river outside the venue! 😍 💰Money-Saving Tips 1⃣️Night Session Ticket Price (date of visit must be specified when purchasing) Specified Weekday Night Session Single Ticket: 80 yuan Specified Weekend and Holiday Night Session Single Ticket: 120 yuan 🕔Recommended Visit Plan Night session opening hours: 17:00-21:00 (latest entry at 20:00) You can enter after an early dinner. In August, sunset time is between 18:00-18:30. After arrival, visit an exhibition hall first, then head straight to the outdoor terrace to wait for the sunset. The Bund starts lighting up at 19:00 in summer, which is very beautiful! After watching the lights, continue to visit the remaining exhibition halls. No need to queue, fewer tourists, and you can leisurely appreciate the exhibits and take photos~✌️ 📷Must-Visit Photo Spots 5F Terrace on the Oriental Pearl Side, where you can take portraits with the giant Oriental Pearl in the background 5F Bund Side, where you can take portraits with the Bund lights and night view 3F Mirror Hall, where you can take wide-open views through the giant floor-to-ceiling windows 3F Oriental Pearl Side, where you can take photos with the window frame and the Oriental Pearl 👀Current Exhibitions 1️⃣Century of Dreams: Surrealist Masterpieces from the National Galleries of Scotland 2024.02.02-2024.08.31 2️⃣Golden Age: Spanish Stories from the Prado Museum 2024.04.23-2024.09.01 3️⃣Focus Unit: The Prado's Mona Lisa 2024.04.23-2024.09.01 4️⃣Cao Fei: Tidal Universe 2024.06.22-2024.11.17

Night shot of Shanghai Pudong Art Museum. I just got a new 24-120mm lens, so I quickly arranged a meetup with a group of Nikon enthusiasts at the Bund to exchange photography skills. The joyful scene of changing lenses is still vivid in my mind. We tried out all kinds of lenses, from prime lenses to telephoto lenses. Capturing so many interesting scenes made sweating in the hot weather worthwhile.

Pudong Art Museum is one of my favorite exhibition halls. I can spend the whole day at the museum on weekends. The museum has a beautiful environment, professional exhibitions, and high-quality exhibits. You can scan the QR code next to each artwork to listen to the explanation and deepen your understanding of the work, or you can sit quietly in front of the painting and fully appreciate it. If you get tired of looking, you can go up to the terrace and enjoy the scenery of the Huangpu River. The museum also has a coffee bar, restaurant, and tea bar where you can dine and rest at noon.

🐢 How extensive is the exhibition in Shanghai? The following joint exhibitions are taking place almost simultaneously: West Bund Art Museum - Centre Pompidou, UCCA - Berlin National Gallery of Ancient Art, Powerlong Museum - Tokyo Fuji Art Museum, Pudong Art Museum - Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum. The result of these exhibitions is that the horizons of the audience are also elevated.

#shanghaiattractions 📖: The Pudong Art Museum was designed by the French architectural designer Jean Nouvel and his office. It is a work of art in itself. It is located in a row in Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai. The Bund International Building Group and the Lujiazui skyscrapers face each other across the river. Quietly describing the multi-faceted charm of this city. The overall building achieves an abstract aesthetic appeal through the arrangement of points, lines and surfaces. From the white granite building facade to the geometric lines that can be seen everywhere in the museum, the complexity and diversity of the space are revealed. Pudong Art Museum covers an area of ​​13,000 square meters, with a total construction area of ​​40,000 square meters. The main designer is French architect and Pritzker Prize winner Jean Nouvel. He chose white granite as the main material and used different polishing techniques to create a special texture, creating a harmonious unity between the building and the surrounding landscape. The design of the public areas is inspired by the "Suprematism" of Russian artist Kazimir Malevich. The museum has a total of 13 exhibition halls on 6 floors. There is a 53-meter-long covered bridge built at the side entrance on the second floor, which connects with the landscape along the river. Visitors can follow the covered bridge directly to the Lujiazui Riverside Trail water platform. The central exhibition hall located in the central area of ​​the museum is one of the museum's special exhibition halls. This exhibition hall runs from the underground floor to the fourth floor above ground. The base of the exhibition hall is 34.4 meters high. There is also a lifting platform in the corner of the bottom, which can rise to the highest level above ground. The height allows visitors to enjoy the same work of art from different perspectives on different floors. There are two mirror halls on the 2nd and 3rd floors, with a total area of ​​about 750 square meters. A high-precision screen is installed behind the glass of the mirror hall, which can broadcast high-definition images to the other side of Puxi. When the screen is turned off, the Huangpu River and the buildings opposite are reflected in the mirror, making it a work of art in itself. 📍: No. 2777, Binjiang Avenue, Pudong New Area 🚘: 8 minutes walk from Exit 1 of Lujiazui Station of Metro Line 2

Caravaggio's life was intoxicating, dangerous, and full of mysteries. In 1600, he suddenly appeared in the art scene of Rome, and since then, he never lacked commissions and patronage, despite managing his success very poorly. The earliest critique about him appeared in 1604, which described his lifestyle about three years prior, saying 'He would work for two weeks and then swagger about with a sword at his side for a month or two, with a servant following him, from one tennis court to another, always ready to argue and fight, making it extremely awkward to be with him.' In 1606, Caravaggio killed a young man in a brawl, and a bounty was placed on his head, prompting him to flee Rome. In 1608, he was involved in another fight in Malta, and in the following year, 1609, in Naples, yet another fight, this time possibly with some unidentified adversaries seeking his life. By the next year, after just over a decade of his career as a painter, Caravaggio left this world.

2024 marks the centennial of the first publication of 'The Manifesto of Surrealism' in 1924. Among all the Western art movements that emerged at the beginning of the 20th century, Surrealism is perhaps the most culturally influential. The images and texts it produced best convey the feeling that there is an invisible universe to the way the world is recognized by the masses, where the laws and principles seem out of place to the public. Surrealist artists were deeply influenced by the psychoanalytic writings of Sigmund Freud, and their obsession with the potential of the human brain brought them together. They sought to explore how to bypass the control of consciousness over the mind. To achieve this goal, they abandoned traditional artistic techniques in favor of delving into the subconscious or creating images of chance. The world of the subconscious is filled with the deepest fears and desires of the masses, and it is also where people encounter in their dreams every night. It seems that the world is devoid of rationality, and imagination dominates everything; life is not just reduced to simple rationality. The 'A Century of Fantasy' exhibition currently on display at the Pudong Art Museum features all works from the collection of the National Galleries of Scotland, with over 100 heavyweight pieces by masters of Surrealism, including: Salvador Dalí, René Magritte, Max Ernst, Joan Miró, Leonora Carrington, Dorothea Tanning, Hannah Höch, Toyen, Marcel Duchamp, Alberto Giacometti, and others. These images, drawn from the exploration of the human psyche, exude a certain strangeness, sometimes unsettling, but as André Breton, the pioneer of Surrealism, said, there is always a 'beauty that shocks' to be seen in these works. The exhibition has attracted art enthusiasts of all ages to come and 'check in', some observe carefully and take patient notes, some are bewildered, some skim through just for visual pleasure, some are couples wandering around declaring their love, completely missing the intention of the Pudong Art Museum's carefully curated exhibition. Fortunately, the majority of the public are wise and each finds their own insight and benevolence. Presenting to everyone, I also consider it more than just checking in.

| Caravaggio and the Baroque Wonders | A very Drama-filled art exhibition. On a misty weekend, go see an exhibition At the Pudong Art Museum, immerse yourself in a Baroque wonder, and meet the boy with the fruit basket by Caravaggio 🌈“Caravaggio and the Wonders of the Italian Baroque” “Caravaggio and the Baroque Wonders” 📆Date: 2023.12.12 -2024.04.12 📍Address: Shanghai Pudong Art Museum 🎫Ticket: 150 yuan for a single ticket on Saturdays and Sundays, 100 yuan for a single ticket on weekdays, 80 yuan for a night ticket (entry after 17:00) ✍🏻️✍🏻️During the exhibition, there are two limited edition paper tickets, 'Caravaggio' and 'Century Fantasy', which can be exchanged with an electronic ticket 6 authentic Caravaggio paintings, more than 50 Baroque paintings The intervals of the venue are the triangular pediments of the Baroque period, and the exhibition hall is surrounded by the music of the Baroque period From the bright white-toned exhibition hall, step into the bright green-toned hall, then into the medium gray-toned hall, and finally into the climactic dark red-toned hall This is a sensory and light-shadow roller coaster immersive Baroque experience In almost complete darkness, illuminated by a dazzling light, is the Italian national treasure 'Boy with a Fruit Basket', with its crystal-clear high-level shock If you like 'St. John the Baptist', two authentic Caravaggio works from different periods are placed side by side, the two St. Johns looking at each other from afar, a moment of poignant stillness, the subtlety of the dark parts, is the deep emotion of the artist's heart With only 7 days left of the art feast, there's no need to travel thousands of miles to Italy, go to the art museum, and experience the charm of Caravaggio on site👀👀

The answer is the night scene on weekdays Tickets are 80 Recently it's Zeng Zhifan + Master Six Hundred Years + Liu Xiangcheng Photography Exhibition + Xu Bing Gravity Theater Finally, go to the terrace and the second floor mirror hall to see the night view of the two banks of the river, it's worth it

Worth the visit!! MAP is a wonderful day out, I highly recommend. The exhibitions are carefully curated and very well done. The Caravaggio exhibition is stunning and very informative. There are a range of changing exhibitions and more longer term exhibitions. It’s both family friendly and photo friendly! There is a great restaurant on the top floor with stunning panoramic views of the Bund. Check it out!

|Interesting Oceania Art and Heritage Exhibition.Shanghai Pudong Art Museum has an interesting exhibition recently - 'Contours of Time: Oceania Art and Heritage from the Metropolitan Museum of Art'. This exhibition consists of three main units: 'Voyaging', 'Ancestors', and 'Time', displaying over 110 artworks from nearly four centuries, including a series of vibrant giant sculptures, ceremonial masks, and characteristic costumes. They are connected by common ancestors, using materials such as wood, bark, fiber, shells, and bones, telling numerous stories about origins, ancestral power, ritual knowledge and performance, presenting the regional culture of Oceania. I especially like the fun and originality presented by these products, especially the individual character exhibits, each of which can trigger an involuntary smile, full of fun and imagination. They can even resonate with us in reality, extending a series of vivid BGM and expression pack catchphrases, strongly recommend experiencing this heartwarming exhibition in this hot summer TIPS (1) Address: Shanghai Pudong Art Museum Pudong Art Museum 3rd Floor (2) Opening hours: Until August 20, 2023 (3) Ticket booking Book in advance through the online 'Pudong Art Museum' mini program, select the time to buy tickets in advance. Weekend daytime 150 yuan/person, night 120 yuan/person; weekday daytime 100 yuan/person, night 80 yuan, there are also special family tickets for 2 adults and 1 child available for reservation (4) Reminder In the next few days, Pudong Art Museum also has 'Master of Six Hundred Years', 'Liu Xiangcheng Photography Exhibition', 'Xu Bing: Gravity Theater', which means one ticket can see 4 exhibitions at the same time

| 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