Shanghai Art Collection Museum 上海艺术品博物馆

28/04/2026

28/04/2026

(260425) -- LONDON, April 25, 2026 (Xinhua) -- A visitor is pictured during a Shanghai city promotion event in London, Britain, on April 24, 2026. A.....

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People enjoy Kunqu Opera during a Shanghai city promotion event in London, Britain, on April 24, 20

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The cultural promotion event "Amazing Shanghai City Tea Salon" opened in London on April 24, offering a multi-sensory showcase of the city through art, music and tea culture.

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"Amazing Shanghai City Tea Salon" event held in London-

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Cultural and people-to-people exchanges foster greater understanding and mutual learning between countries, said guests at the 'Amazing Shanghai – City Tea Salon' reception, held at the British Library to promote Shanghai and Chinese culture, on Friday evening.

27/04/2026

“Amazing Shanghai · City Tea Salon” officially opens at the British Library ✨

On April 24, 2026 (local time), the event was launched at the King’s Library Gallery, bringing together culture, art, and dialogue between Shanghai and London.

Guided by the Information Office of the Shanghai Municipal People’s Government and hosted by Shanghai United Media Group, the event is organized by Shanghai Art Collection Museum and IP Shanghai.

A congratulatory message on behalf of the UK Prime Minister highlighted the growing cultural exchange between the two countries and expressed hopes for strengthening the long-standing connection between London and Shanghai.

14/04/2026

🌍✨ Open Call for Young Artists Worldwide!

🎨 “Blue Planet in Children’s Hands”
The 11th International Children’s Creative Art Exhibition

We are delighted to announce that the 11th International Children’s Creative Art Exhibition will be held in Shanghai Art Collection Museum from July 23 to September 13, 2026.

👧🧒 Who can participate?
Children under 16 from all countries

🌱 Theme:
Let children express their imagination, creativity, and vision of our blue planet — nature, environment, future, dreams, and beyond.

📍 Venue: Shanghai Art Collection Museum
📅 Opening Ceremony: July 23, 2026

We warmly invite:
• Art institutions
• Schools & educational organizations
• Young artists and families

to submit artworks and be part of this international cultural exchange 🌏

✨ This is a wonderful platform for children to showcase their talent, share their vision, and connect with the world through art.

📩 For participation details and submission guidelines, please contact us via DM or email.

Let’s inspire the future together! 💙

28/03/2026

The exhibition “A Universe in Miniature: The Art of Brushstrokes in Miniature Painting and Gongbi Art,” together with the Symposium on the Comparative Study of Gongbi Painting and Miniature Art, officially opened on March 24 at the Shanghai Art Collection Museum.

The exhibition was jointly organized by the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan, the Kamaliddin Bekhzod State Museum of Oriental Miniature Art of Uzbekistan, the Union of Artists of Turkmenistan, and the Shanghai Art Collection Museum.

Ever wondered what happens when the intricate Persian miniatures of West Asia meet the delicate Gongbi paintings of China?

This exhibition brings together over 100 masterpieces from China, Uzbekistan, Iran, Turkey, and Turkmenistan. Though created thousands of miles apart, these artistic traditions share a common spirit — a pursuit of precision, vibrant mineral colors, and the ability to tell rich stories within the smallest spaces.

Within small formats, a vast universe unfolds.

We warmly welcome everyone to visit and experience the beauty of detail and the richness of cultural exchange.

📅 Dates: March 25 – May 22, 2026
📍 Location: Shanghai Art Collection Museum (1731 Yan’an West Road, inside Tianshan Park)

26/01/2026

Visit to Iraq and Kuwait: 4–11 January 2026
A delegation from the Shanghai Art Collections Museum, led by Mr. Hu Muqing, successfully completed an official working visit to Iraq and Kuwait from January 4th to 11th, 2026. The visit aimed to strengthen cultural ties and foster international cooperation in art and cultural heritage.
Highlights from Iraq
In Iraq, the delegation signed a memorandum of understanding with the Iraq International Art Biennial, laying the foundation for future collaboration. The visit included meetings with key cultural and governmental entities, including:
• Iraq National Museum
• National Library and Archives
• Iraqi Manuscript House
• Iraqi Artists Association
• Children’s Culture House
Discussions focused on deepening cultural cooperation between the People's Republic of China and Iraq, with both parties committing to a series of collaborative cultural events in the near future. The visit was widely covered by Iraqi national television and other media outlets, showcasing the significance of the partnership.
Highlights from Kuwait
The delegation’s visit to Kuwait was organized under the thoughtful guidance of Princess Dr. Alanoud AlSabah, Deputy Secretary General for the Islamic Antiquities Sector of the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters, and a member of the Kuwaiti royal family.
Key highlights included:
• A visit to the House of Islamic Antiquities (Dar al-Athar al-Islamiyyah), founded by the Sabah royal family in 1983 and directed by Her Highness Sheikha Hussa Sabah al-Salem al-Sabah, daughter of the 12th Emir of Kuwait.
• An exclusive invitation by Princess Hussa to her residence for an in-depth discussion. Topics included museum operations, international exhibition collaboration, and the art collection system, fostering a deeper understanding of shared cultural goals.
• Visits to the National Library of Kuwait and the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters.
The delegation was warmly received by Dr. Mohammad Aljassar, Secretary General of the National Council for Culture, Arts and Letters of Kuwait. Dr. Aljassar provided an insightful overview of Kuwait's cultural and artistic development, expressing keen interest in collaborating with the Shanghai Art Collections Museum on international art exhibitions and the preservation of cultural heritage.
This vibrant and fruitful trip marked a significant milestone as the museum’s first official visit of the year, paving the way for deeper partnerships in the Middle East. The visit received extensive media coverage in both Iraq and Kuwait, highlighting the growing cultural connections between China and the region.
We look forward to building on the momentum of this successful journey and advancing cultural exchange between our nations.