This gallery from New York aims to cast itself as a place for progressive ideas from around the world to take shape. It seeks to showcase the most dynamic international artists, from those already well-known in China, such as American artist Bill Viola and Korean video pioneer Nam June Paik, to those who are just being introduced here, such as Nigerian-born artist, Yinka Shonibare....
This eclectic creative collective hosts a dizzying array of activities, from art classes, casual exhibitions and creative collaborations to networking, parties and really, whatever they feel benefits the artistic community. Open to everyone and anyone, their motto is simple: express, inspire, create....
If you are craving a little bit of old, decadent Shanghai, then check out the hundreds of 1920s and 30s advertising posters at the Unique Hill Studio. Wonderfully kitsch pictures of Shanghai's risque, qipao-wearing, cigarette-smoking ladies of the decadent heyday hang alongside taxi adverts from the colonial age. Collectors will be enthralled, and the casual visitor should find it intriguing. Passionate owner Jiang Q...
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 ...
Red interiors and screaming Moulin Rouge décor is the perfect backdrop to splurge a little for a fanciful night out in Xiantindi. Bring a group of friends to partake in nightly cabaret shows befitting of the ambience coupled with quality French food and great desserts. Perfect for a courting courtesans....
ifagallery was established in May 2006 in a 700sqm converted textile factory space in Moganshan Road – M50 Creative Centre – Shanghai’s contemporary art district. With a quality exhibition programme of principally Chinese contemporary art, and a supporting line-up of performance, cinema and musical events, the gallery contributed to the dynamism of the area. Major exhibitions during that time include the solo shows o...
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