Ola Maciejewska: Loïe Fuller, Research
Ola Maciejewska revisits Loïe Fuller’s legacy through an experimental study of movement, image and illusion.
Activities Huangpu riverside
Two dancers revive the close turns and mutual support of Italy’s Polka Chinata tradition.
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Sciarroni’s duet makes endurance, trust and transmission visible through repeated movement. The performance takes place in Power Station of Art, placing dance within a museum visit. A museum’s general admission policy does not establish the ticket arrangements for this specific performance, so check the linked programme.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
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678 Miaojiang Road, Huangpu district, Shanghai
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678 Miaojiang Road, Huangpu district
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Ola Maciejewska revisits Loïe Fuller’s legacy through an experimental study of movement, image and illusion.
Seven performers draw standing spectators around a close-range dance shaped by circles, sound and light.
Jewellery and contemporary art meet in an exhibition about colour on the second floor of the Power Station of Art.
Trisha Brown Dance Company brings early works into the architecture and public space of Power Station of Art.
Contemporary art in a former power station on the Huangpu, with a building that changes the scale of the afternoon.