Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning

The entire exhibition hall is a whopping 6500㎡ Spread across the third and first floors of the exhibition hall Inside there are loads of interesting interactive installations🌓 More than 100 pieces of media art from the late 19th century to modern times The whole viewing process feels like traveling through multiple universes The experience is full of excitement. Those who like it👭 can rush over 🗾Real Topologies: Media Art Exhibition 📍Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Exhibition 🔖2023.5.1-2023.7.23 10:00-21:00 (Entry stops at 20:30, closed on Mondays) 🎫Weekday ticket 168/All-access ticket 188, Double all-access ticket/328

In January, the teacher's solo exhibition was launched. The entire exhibition showcased representative works of Teacher Zhou Li from various periods, curated by the teacher with Austrian poet Rilke's 'Rose of Light' as the theme, integrating and reorganizing Zhou Li's works to present a poetic space to everyone. 🌹 Curator Sun Dongdong, initially saw a self-portrait in Teacher Zhou Li's studio, which inspired the expansion into several series like ripples from a point. Therefore, visitors should start from the beginning, then after viewing, move to the atrium to experience its public nature, and finally, look back again. Although the paintings break the sequence of time, it is believed that everyone who sees them will have their own insights. Teacher Zhou Li's works have transcended the East, the West, the figurative, the labeled, the conceptual, exploring the essence of humanity and the world. On February 29 at 16:00, under the planning of Shenzhen cultural celebrity Xiao Yu, an immersive artistic experience that blended music, dance, poetry, sculpture, and painting was held in the exhibition hall, making the exhibition not just a static display but a co-creation of infusion, crossover, and multi-media, allowing the art to grow more charm. Particularly noteworthy is that the dancer who connected the entire recital was the Wing Chun chief, like a blooming rose, delicate and resonant. The exhibition runs until: March 13th

"Meaning and meaninglessness" - how to distinguish between them? He has spent thirty-five years providing his own answer, using the minimalist symbols of "➕" and "X" as his language, thereby re-examining the significance of art. When I entered the exhibition, I was immediately overwhelmed by the world of "➕" and "X" symbols. Viewing these works up close and from a distance offers different effects; seemingly trivial, these two symbols can evolve into art. The power of art is to make the meaningless meaningful; the changing colors on the paintings and the alternating creative logic, observing from different angles and perspectives, all bring about stunning visual effects. Transitioning from somber artworks to those with fluorescent colors, from alternating directional pieces to images with multiple centers, I felt as though I had broken through the grid's boundaries, floating and exploring within the three-dimensional space of the works. Perhaps this is the meaning that art brings to us.

| Venice Biennale of Art, it's amazing!! The first stop of the China Pavilion tour is actually set in my Greater Bay Area ▪️ The exhibition is themed 'Yuanjing' Benefiting from the Chinese literary tradition represented by 'poetry' Regarding the multiple meanings of 'Jing' From several dimensions such as mountains, trees, flowers, and culture Combining new media language to interpret the beauty of the Chinese 'realm' 📆 2023.6.11 - 7.23 📍 Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning 3F 🎫 40r (children and the elderly 20r)

🌃Shenzhen has developed from an obscure fishing village into an international megacity now❗️The entire history of its development is converged in this contemporary art and urban planning museum that bursts with a sense of futuristic technology. 🚀Upon entering the exhibition hall, it feels like stepping into a huge spaceship, with many spots perfect for taking photos and check-ins📷. Inside, there are models of various landmark buildings in Shenzhen, as well as the city's planning and development history, allowing you to slowly appreciate the tremendous changes of this city. 🙏🏻Whether you are in Shenzhen or not, I highly recommend this exhibition hall, where you can witness the speed and spirit of Shenzhen~ · 📍Name: Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Museum 🚇Transport: 200 meters walk from the A2 exit of Shao Nian Gong station on Metro lines 3 and 4 🚗Self-driving: Navigate to the 'Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Museum' parking lot 🎫Tickets: Free, reserve a free exhibition in advance on the official account 'Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Museum' ⏰Opening hours: Closed on Mondays, open from Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 · 📸Photo spots that stand out: 1. The main entrance, looking up from below, there is a rectangular frame among many triangles, with a strong sense of geometry 2. The left side of the building's exterior, using the square pool to perfectly reflect 3. The right side of the building's exterior, the twisted geometric facade feels like being in a future world 4. The interior entrance, where you can see a complete metal sphere in the middle, resembling an alien spaceship 5. The long slope on the left side inside, with complex geometric lines on the back 6. The stairs on the right side inside, similar to the effect of the long slope on the left 7. The central spiral staircase, especially photogenic · Where to go in Shenzhen on weekends/Shenzhen food, drink, and fun/Shenzhen photo spots/Shenzhen exploration/Shenzhen popular spots/Shenzhen check-in spots/Shenzhen photography/Photography angles/Shenzhen photo spots/Shenzhen exhibition halls/Shenzhen travel tips/Shenzhen popular check-in

Shenzhen finally has an art exhibition themed around cats. The artworks of several Belarusian artists and cat art are interesting in style and vibrant in color, lively, and understandable even for children. It's simply a children's paradise for a holiday stroll with the kids. The entire exhibition offers an immersive experience, where both adults and children can enjoy the beauty of returning to childhood innocence. The summer vacation is a great time to bring the kids here to experience the nurturing of art and to take a mental break. 🌆Exhibition Name: Meow Fun Wonderland ⌚️Exhibition Time: 2023.6.30-9.26 (Closed on Mondays) 🎫Tickets: Single ticket 59/person Children 39/person Family ticket 69/1 adult & 1 child 📍Address: First Floor Commercial Area of Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning 🚇Subway: Line 4 Shao Nian Gong Metro Station A2 Exit

Xu Beihong's 80 Original Works Finally Arrive in Shenzhen. - Mr. Xu Beihong's first solo exhibition in Shenzhen🎨 A total of over 80 original works‼️ Including various creative styles such as Chinese painting, oil painting, watercolor, sketching, and calligraphy Interactive art + ink effects bring the galloping horses to life The vivid and dynamic life captured by Mr. Xu's brush is incredibly stunning 🐴The Beauty of Nature: Xu Beihong Exhibition 📆8.22 - 11.12 (Closed on Mondays) 📍Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning

Shenzhen Art and Urban Planning Museum - Deconstruction, Avant-garde, Modern, Metallic texture I really like the spiral staircase, it's perfect for taking photos📸 and checking in!! Address: No. 184, Fuzhong Road, Futian District Closed on Mondays 10:00-22:00 Now aesthetics and art are integrated to reflect the characteristics of the era❤️❤️❤️❤️ Through works to reflect the characteristics of the times!!

Main attractions: Understand Shenzhen's current planning and future direction, aiming to become a pilot demonstration area and a model for modern cities. Shenzhen's typical four habitats: marine ecology, coastal ecology, terrestrial ecology, and urban ecology, are divided according to different functional areas, creating a friendly, harmonious, and prosperous common vision for all beings living in Shenzhen. Not only does it have AR imaging, but also a 72-meter high-definition TV screen, and an 80-meter-long city scroll that brings together the main urban landscapes of Shenzhen's bayside areas. There are many virtual images and interactive displays that make you feel as if you are in the future. Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-17:00 Be sure to bring your ID card! There are lockers at the entrance of the museum! Overall, this is really a photography paradise and the location is not remote, situated in the city center. Bring your friends, buddies, and family to experience it together! I think it's not an exaggeration to call this place a new landmark of Shenzhen