Thomas Sauvin: Beijing Silvermine
Discarded photographic negatives become a portrait of everyday life in Thomas Sauvin’s Beijing Silvermine project.
Culture Shanghai
Photography and moving image keep this Suzhou Creek address active well beyond a conventional museum afternoon.
The changing programme can bring documentary archives, contemporary image-making and visual subcultures into the same visit. Published daily hours run from 10:30–23:00, making it possible to plan around dinner as well as daytime sightseeing. Check which exhibitions your chosen ticket includes. The Guangfu Road location is distinct from other institutions housed around the Sihang Warehouse area.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
127 Guangfu Road, Jing’an, Shanghai
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127 Guangfu Road, Jing’an
Open location in Maps (opens in a new tab)Discarded photographic negatives become a portrait of everyday life in Thomas Sauvin’s Beijing Silvermine project.
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