Reinventing Landscape
A last-chance autumn look at how artists picture landscapes, with works from the Centre Pompidou collection at West Bund Museum.
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Current and announced events, with venues and useful visiting details.
Current and announced events, with venues and useful visiting details. Choose a starting point from our growing Shanghai selection, then follow its official sources to plan your visit.
A last-chance autumn look at how artists picture landscapes, with works from the Centre Pompidou collection at West Bund Museum.
An announced autumn exhibition at Rockbund Art Museum, opening on 31 October. A free art stop to plan around a future Bund visit.
Shanghai Natural History Museum extends its opening hours for selected Mid-Autumn and National Day holiday dates.
A West Bund exhibition follows the computer into art, design and architecture. Pair the gallery with a walk along the Huangpu.
Ming and Qing porcelain from the Zande Lou donation makes a focused stop inside Shanghai Museum East’s ceramics galleries.
A bookable museum workshop for ages 9–18, with two Sunday sessions exploring a heroic journey through paper art.
Painting and calligraphy from the Ching Banlee family’s Liangtuxuan collection, shown in Shanghai Museum East’s second-floor gallery.
A young musician’s return home provides the story for a ballet shaped by Uyghur Muqam traditions.
Bach and Vivaldi meet electronic rhythm in Symphoniacs’ tenth-anniversary concert.
Dorian Gray, Francis Bacon and Oscar Wilde meet in a music-theatre work shaped by Robert Wilson’s visual language.
The contest between Xiang Yu and Liu Bang becomes a chessboard in this Jiangsu dance drama.
House dance footwork becomes a series of choreographic studies for three dancers.
Ancient Chinese buildings and the people who protected them inspire a dance drama about architectural memory.
Chinese and international singers join Shanghai ensembles for the new Grand Opera House’s opening concert.
Anna Netrebko joins Artur Ruciński and Alexander Kopeczi for an evening of opera arias and ensembles.
Joshua Bell directs and plays Dvořák’s Violin Concerto before Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony.
Lyon Opera Ballet performs Lucinda Childs’ DANCE, where repeated movement meets Philip Glass and Sol LeWitt.
Walking becomes a starting point for thirteen performers moving through blues, pop and choreography.
Twenty dancers and four extreme-sports performers test trust, risk and collective movement in OUTSIDER.
Two Vienna Philharmonic programmes pair Beethoven and Brahms on the first night, then Mozart and Tchaikovsky.
Shanghai Yue Opera revisits the Lotus Lantern legend in a new production about family and freedom.
The Bolshoi brings its full Don Quixote production to Shanghai Culture Square for three evenings.
Beijing Jingju revives the Night Trial chapter of its comic historical opera about Liu Yong.
Four dancers turn repeated everyday gestures into the charged movement language of De Keersmaeker’s 1983 work.