Thierry Coureau: Factory style art galleries, I go regularly here, love it.
Artyom Fedosov: The whole area of artists, their studios and exhibitions! Smaller than 798 in Beijing, but not worse. Good place to spend whole day if you like modern art.
Jorge Zepeda: Great galleries and tons of interesting art manifestations. Is a must if you are in Shanghai
Kazim Goker: Thats a great shopping mall containing restaurants, art gallery. Nice roof.
Y-Lan Nguyen: Really cool space with high-end stores, trendy shops/restaurants, and art installations
Robin Peckham: Best art program in a Chinese shopping mall
Travel + Leisure: Experimental temporary shows are the draw at the Bund’s only contemporary art gallery, which wows with an eye-catching Art Deco façade and interiors by London-based architect David Chipperfield.
Simon Opsomer: Beautiful Art Deco building with a great selection of contemporary art. A free coffee is included in the entrance price. The café is located on the 6th floor and its roof terrace has a very nice view.
Roald Munoz: Hit or miss exhibitions, but free coffee and cozy rooftop make up for artistic shortcomings
Clara Lu: WAY better than the one in Pudong, literally nothing worthwhile in the Pudong museum. Spend a few hours enjoying new media contemporary Chinese art! Wang YuYang is up through October.
Tom Harle: The Café du Dragon nearby has a decent range of drinks, food and snacks, a comfortable vibe, and a whole bookcase of art books to check out.
Gabriel Jorby: Large space for artists
Sven Pannell: Fabulous art deco, 'with Chinese characteristics'
KarlaAnne: Wonderful to relax in a deep bath with bath pillow & wine. Conscientious service, Art Deco style, and the perfect amount of pink.
Vladyslav Zakharchenko: Art deco or modern - Can't tell which one is this, but it looks just stunning.
Alexander: wander down here to view the work of Shanghai's young artists, hang out in coffee bars, and buy hot pancakes from the street vendors. Local Shanghai at its best!
Gabriel Jorby: Not as authentic and local as it seems, quite packed with Taiwanese tourists and otherseas dreaming on a more (fake?) artistic China.
Matt Hargrave: Most of it is a tourist trap but there are some decent restaurants and nice art if you look around enough.
Jeff Lindstrom: This is a great museum and it's free! On weekends you have long queues and there are a few scam artists on the outside plaza, so be careful. There is the occasional touring show.
Leonore Petit: It is a great museum. Take the audio tour for 40 kuais, help you to understand the meaning of the old art.forecast at least 4 hours of visit.
Michelin Travel & Lifestyle: Among 6,000 years of Chinese art and design, don’t miss the landscape paintings by 14th-century master Ni Zan. – Green Guide Editor
Erika Beatty: The place I went to, in the park, only had 2 artists on display. I enjoyed their work, but most people seemed to be there for the rooftop patio. Did I miss a whole wing or something?
Elisa Angulo: No free wifi, the ones nearby are difficult to get. Entrance is 50¥ which only worth if you really enjoy modern and Oriental art. Is a pretty short exhibition 1 hour aprox.
Nica: As of July 2016 expect installation art not as cool as the images being shown on foursquare. No dot sticker room or infinity room exhibits. Cheap entry fee though!
Jorge Zepeda: Interesante el concepto. Esta lleno de estudios de arte, multimedia, cafés, tiendas, etc. definitivamente un lugar que vale la pena visitar.
chingsin: Good spot for photography and explore the Art Deco architectures
Kari 凯瑞: The famous Art Deco building that was used before at Slaughter House is a very interesting architectural building that is now hiding a maze of shops, gyms, cafes and brand stores.
China Daily USA: The 2010 ACT Festival in Shanghai, an annual celebration of contemporary theater art, will stage here from Nov 6 to Dec 2, and features 14 productions from home and abroad. Read more.
China Daily USA: The play Revenge of the Wife, which will be on display on March 16-April 10, takes a close look at the crisis of marriage in urban China. Read more.
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