A Festival of Arts

Shanghai International Arts Festival, hosted by the Ministry of Culture and organized by Shanghai government, is the only state-level arts festival in China. Established in 1999, the annual event has grown into a significant platform for cultural exchange. The arts festival follows the tenet of “A Festival of Arts, a Gala for All” and consists of stage performances, exhibitions, the “Art Space” series, arts education program, performing arts fair, forums, themed festivals, and the young talents program called “Rising Artists’ Works.”
Shanghai International Arts Festival, hosted by the Ministry of Culture and organized by Shanghai government, is the only state-level arts festival in China. Established in 1999, the annual event has grown into a significant platform for cultural exchange. The arts festival follows the tenet of “A Festival of Arts, a Gala for All” and consists of stage performances, exhibitions, the “Art Space” series, arts education program, performing arts fair, forums, themed festivals, and the young talents program called “Rising Artists’ Works.”
Festival has designs on city becoming world-class - Shanghai Metro News
Metro

Festival has designs on city becoming world-class

The inaugural Yangpu International Design Festival, being staged at the Shanghai International Fashion Center, aims to establish Shanghai as a world-class "design capital."
Historical Yangshupu Power Plant in urban space art season spotlight - Shanghai Metro News
Metro

Historical Yangshupu Power Plant in urban space art season spotlight

Over a dozen art installations will adorn the surroundings of Shanghai's over century-old Yangshupu Power Plant during the city's biannual Urban Space Art Season.
Biannual urban art season celebrates cement factory becoming art dome - China In Focus News
In Focus

Biannual urban art season celebrates cement factory becoming art dome

The historical Shanghai Cement Factory has been reborn as the West Bund Dome art center for the city's biannual urban space art season that opened on Sunday.
Shanghai gets ready for biannual art season - Shanghai Metro News
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Shanghai gets ready for biannual art season

Shanghai's biannual urban space art season is poised to enchant visitors with its grand opening on September 24 and will mesmerize art enthusiasts until November 20.
On the dotted line: Shanghai festival seals performance line-up - Art & Culture in China
Art & Culture

On the dotted line: Shanghai festival seals performance line-up

The 22nd China Shanghai International Arts Festival has announced 11 performances and events for this year's artfest, scheduled to run from October 16 to November 15.
Zhangyuan art project exhibition opens - Art & Culture in China
Art & Culture

Zhangyuan art project exhibition opens

A new show at the Jing'an Art Center contains some 100 works depicting the historic neighborhood of Shanghai. Professional painters, young artists and students make contributions.
Children add color to arts festival - Art & Culture in China
Art & Culture

Children add color to arts festival

Four groups of artists and young painters did their bit to brighten up several corners of Shanghai during the 21st Shanghai International Arts Festival.
Curtain drops on international arts festival - Art & Culture in China
Art & Culture

Curtain drops on international arts festival

A concert featuring NDR Radiophilharmonie and local violinist Huang Mengla closed the monthlong celebration of world-class music and performances.
State Ballet of Georgia to perform 'Swan Lake' - Art & Culture in China
Art & Culture

State Ballet of Georgia to perform 'Swan Lake'

The dance troupe is under the artistic leadership of Nina Ananiashvili, known as one of the greatest ballerinas of all time.
Art fair provides ideal  platform to nurture  nation's young talent - Art & Culture in China
Art & Culture

Art fair provides ideal platform to nurture nation's young talent

Dedicated to finding, nurturing and promoting the nation's young, emerging talented artists, the Shanghai Young Art Fair draws to a close tomorrow.
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