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Tibetan thangka art shines in Shanghai History Museum
March 30, 2026
An exhibition featuring traditional Tibetan paintings opened at the Shanghai History Museum on March 27.
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Global women's art exhibition echoes a century of creativity in Xuhui
March 16, 2026
Long Museum West Bund is hosting an exhibition of global women's art, tracing the artistic evolution of women creators over the past hundred years.
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Shanghai Museum to host landmark exhibition of English literary greats
March 12, 2026
The exhibition brings together 82 major literary figures from 16th-century England to the present day.
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Echoes of Silk Road resonate at Minhang Museum
February 25, 2026
The exhibition brings together 110 rare artifacts that illuminate Xinjiang’s pivotal role in the Silk Road history.
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Celebrate the Year of the Horse in art exhibitions
February 06, 2026
These visual arts shows are reimagining traditional horse motifs through a bold, cross-disciplinary lens, offering visitors a richly immersive sensory experience.
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Shanghai Art & Design exhibition opens in Pudong
January 26, 2026
This exhibition, unveiled on Jan 16 at the China Art Museum, brings together a diverse selection of works that merge art, design, and technology.
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Palace Museum's award-winning digital show arrives in Shanghai
December 23, 2025
The exhibition digitally reinterprets traditional patterns from The Palace Museum's architecture, ceramics, and textiles across seven immersive zones.
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Portuguese Film Festival brings cinematic masterpieces to Shanghai Caoyang Cinema
December 22, 2025
Shanghai Caoyang Cinema will host the Portuguese Film Festival on Jan 2, when two classic Portuguese films will be screened.
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Louvre's largest showcase in China goes on display at Museum of Art Pudong in Shanghai
December 15, 2025
The largest showcase of the Louvre in China is taking place in Shanghai, featuring more than 300 artifacts from the museum's collection.
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'Qipao' exhibition unfolds Shanghai's century-old style story
December 15, 2025
Bringing together nearly 300 items from the 1910s onward, the exhibition traces the stylistic evolution of the qipao and examines its role as a cultural vessel.