M50 is a thriving art district in Shanghai. M50 art space is open to the masses, not only those with art history degrees.
Although this is one of the better known creative spaces in Shanghai, wandering into M50, still gives you the feeling you’ve stumbled across a real hidden gem. It’s a thriving hub of galleries and studios with exhibitions from both up-and-coming artists and established names in Shanghai’s art world. It boasts of a whole network of art galleries and studios, housed in old factories and warehouses along Suzhou Creek.
In 2004, Judy Hua was found by Hua Juan, the creative director, who commits herself to convey the poetic way of life and fuga taste, and to provide those who love art fashion with dresses and matching experiences to express their feeling and tastes.
"Judy Hua" is calm, clear and elegant, waking up the philosophy of clothing art by unique speculation. Fashion is a kind of life attitude and method, Judy Hua is willi...
The inspired refurbishing of this flour factory-turned-art venue eatery is charming. Quality ingredients, skilled execution, and pleasing presentation create down-to-earth fare that resonates. Though it's hard to find, the handmade pasta and pizza as well as the striking panorama of the Suzhou Creek make for a pleasant dining affair....
island6 was first established on Moganshan road number 120, in the Fou Foong Flour Mill, a four-storey red brick building designed in 1897 by the British architectural firm Dallas & Atkinson. The Fou Foong Flour Mill was founded by Mr. Sun Duoxin and his brother Mr. Sun Duosen (from Anhui province) who made it the largest and most advanced mill of Asia of the late nineteenth century by being the first ones to import ...
Established by Li Liang in 1999 as one of the first galleries in Shanghai, Eastlink Gallery quickly established a reputation as one of the most critically acclaimed galleries in China. Since its inception, Eastlink has supported emerging and experimental artists, with a proven track record in showing artists who have gone on to become leading figures in the contemporary Chinese art market. The pivotal exhibition “Fu...
Over the last twenty years the Chinese contemporary art scene has seen a succession of works that have been ever more diverse and complex in their style and form. This individuality has allowed Chinese art to quickly establish itself on the international scene becoming an innovative and inspirational force.
Since its conception in 2005 SHiNE Art Space has provided a platform for avant garde Chinese con...
ShanghART gallery was initiated in 1996 in Shanghai. It has since grown to become one of China’s most influential art institutions and a vital resource to the development of contemporary art in China with spaces in Shanghai (Moganshan Rd and Taopu) and Beijing (Cao Chang Di) and representing over 40 artists.
Being recognized for its importance ShanghART became the initial gallery from China participating in major i...
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