‘Twilight’ at MoCA ‘Mortal at the Helm’

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The group exhibition invited eight artists from home and abroad to discuss humanity, science and spiritual life in relation to the art they created since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Artworks come in a variety of forms, such as painting, sculpture, video, photography, installation and graffiti, with an aim to illustrate diverse creativity in contemporary art and broaden the boundary of perception.

Dates: Through April 30, 10am-6pm

Tickets: 80 yuan

Venue: Museum of Contemporary Art (People’s Park Gate 7)

Address: 231 Nanjing Rd W.

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The exhibition features Shang Liang’s in-depth development of visual images, extending from paintings to sculptures. Shang is regarded as an unorthodox game-lover, audacious contemplator and avant-garde contemporary artist in China. The muscular figures created by Shang imply mankind’s ongoing demand for image-creating. Dates: Through April 30, 10am-10pm

Venue: Madein Gallery Address: 1/F, One Museum Palace, 388 Shanhaiguan Rd

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Japanese Design

The exhibition features Kashiwa Sato’s selected works from the same exhibition being held in Tokyo. By scanning QR codes, visitors can listen to him explaining his work in Japanese, with Chinese subtitles. Organizers will host various events including live exchanges with the National Art Center in Tokyo, and design forums and symposiums.

Dates: Through May 10, 10am-6pm

Venue: No.8 Creative Park Address: 457 Jumen Rd

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‘Morning Market’

It is Chinese painter Chen Fei’s solo exhibition, featuring still life paintings of fruit, dumplings, vegetables and old junk on a desk, to create a panorama of local life by drawing on worldly realities. Each painting tells a humorous idea of a lively market full of images, inviting the viewers to enter a kaleidoscopic and folded world behind the still lives. Dates: Through May 9 (closed on Mondays), 10am-6pm Venue: Yuz Museum Address: 35 Fenggu Rd

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