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Yuz Museum
Yuz Museum is a non-profit contemporary art museum in Shanghai, founded in 2014 by the Indonesian Chinese entrepreneur and collector Budi Tek. The museum was originally located on the West Bund in Xuhui, in a former hangar converted from Longhua Airport, and relocated in May 2023 to Panlong Tiandi in Qingpu District. Blending the characteristics of traditional Jiangnan vernacular residences with modern design, the new museum is dedicated to exhibitions, collecting, and public

Cathy Shen
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Xianhe Art Museum, Songjiang, Shanghai
Located in the ancient town of Sijing in Shanghai’s Songjiang District, Xianhe Art Museum is a private art museum. Its main focus is the collection and display of artworks, while also engaging in the planning of cultural and artistic events, the design and development of art-related products, and various forms of research, exchange, and public outreach. Admission is free. The museum has two floors: the first includes a gallery space, an exhibition and hands-on experience area

Cathy Shen
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Shanghai Mingyuan Art Museum
Shanghai Mingyuan Art Museum was established in March 2004 with investment from the Mingyuan Group. According to the 2024 Directory of Shanghai Art Museums, its current operating address is B1, Building A, 1199 Fuxing Middle Road, Xuhui District, and it follows a year-round free admission policy. When I visited today, I happened to catch the extended run of the contemporary art exhibition Sky Fragments—The City that Connects. Originally scheduled to close in August, the exhib

Cathy Shen
Sep 192 min read


Long Museum, Baoshan, Shanghai
Long Museum in Shanghai’s Baoshan District is a nonprofit private art museum funded and operated by a company under the Dongming Home Furnishings Group. It is set within a classical Jiangnan-style garden complex, a setting that already makes a visit worthwhile before one even steps inside. The main building encompasses 12,000 square meters over four floors: the first floor houses the exhibition galleries, while the second through fourth floors form the “Wenchang Pavilion.” Bo

Cathy Shen
Sep 132 min read
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