Fuxing Art Center

I came to see the exhibition at Fosun Art Center again The new exhibition 'Kengo Kuma: Architecture of the Five Senses' is extremely comfortable to visit The entire exhibition starts from the five human senses of vision, hearing, touch, smell, and taste It explores the future form of architecture and triggers people's thinking about architecture and the environment they are in With the discovery of industrialization, we are getting farther and farther away from nature Like being trapped in a cage of reinforced concrete Forgot our innate 'five senses' freedom and vitality And the whole process of watching the exhibition It's about immersing yourself in the human touch of architecture Let the house become a carrier of inspiration, a dwelling of the soul It's no longer cold concrete It should have sunshine, birds and flowers, and the sound of water and wind Stimulate our five senses, they should be fresh and sharp I saw a lot of familiar buildings around the world I gained new insights in this retrospective exhibition It's also a journey back to basics~ ✨Kengo Kuma's exhibition: Architecture of the Five Senses 🗓2023.7.21-10.6 🕙Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 (entry stops at 17:30) 📍Fosun Art Center | 600 Zhongshan East Second Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai

⭐In life, we all have a unique perception of beauty. However, sometimes, we may overlook the beauty around us because of the busyness of life. So, why not let KENGO KUMA Architecture bring a different surprise to life? Let's embark on this journey of the senses together and feel the infinite charm of architectural art.👏🏻👏🏻 👁️With innovative design concepts, astonishing architectural appearances are created. Every detail is carefully carved, and the unique charm of the building can be felt from a distance.💕 🌈Tiles are designed acoustically, lightly tapped, creating a listening experience like a concert hall. Whether it's a quiet afternoon or a lively night, you can find your own tranquility and joy here. ❄️Each aroma matches a building, and you can know where you are through the scent. While enjoying the beauty of the architecture, you can also feel the fresh air and pleasant smell. 🉑Full of texture. From exquisite decorations to practical facilities, every touch will make you feel the care and refinement of the architecture. 💞A journey of the senses, feeling the infinite charm of architecture. Here, you will discover the beauty and surprise of life, which is actually everywhere～

📍Address: At the Fosun Art Center in Shanghai, near the bfc mall ⏰Time: 2023.7.21-10.06 ✨Content: Themed around the 'Architecture of the Five Senses' proposed by internationally renowned architect Kengo Kuma in the post-😷 era, this exhibition starts from the human senses of sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste to explore new forms of future architecture. This exhibition is Kengo Kuma's largest experiential retrospective to date, covering architectural models, music, fragrances, large installations, multimedia art, documents, calligraphy, and other forms, presenting for the first time a concentrated display of his work and living scenes over the past 20 years. The architecture is beautiful, the multimedia art is also great, and the peripherals are nice too

Exhibition Name: A Glimmer of Hope, Annie Morris Date: 3/23-6/2 Location: Fosun Art Center Ticket Price: 100 RMB, no reservation required Artist Annie Morris's first major institutional solo exhibition in China, 'A Glimmer of Hope,' features sculptures, tapestries, and paintings created since 2012, inviting visitors to step into her vivid and lyrical art world. The exhibition includes a 3.5-meter-tall irregular sphere with bright colors that exhibits a delicate balance as if suspended in mid-air, making it very photogenic. Outside the Fosun Art Center, there is also an outdoor sculpture from the same exhibition, part of Morris's 'Stack' series, which reflects the artist's unique aesthetic and insights. The exhibition hall has two floors in total. On the third floor, there is a limited coloring card activity exclusive to the exhibition. Those who wish to receive one should remember to make a reservation in advance, and then exchange the reservation code and the same day's ticket on the third floor. A set of four patterns for the coloring card costs 10 RMB.

This summer, Shanghai has welcomed another super blockbuster exhibition 'Kengo Kuma: Architecture of the Five Senses'. This is the largest scale experiential retrospective exhibition of Kengo Kuma so far, covering various forms such as architectural models, music, fragrance, large installations, multimedia art, documents, calligraphy, etc., and it is also the first concentrated presentation of Kengo Kuma's work and life scenes in the past two decades. The exhibition also has aroma diffusers, Kengo Kuma's calligraphy, architectural prints and canvas bags and other peripherals. Friends who like it, come and collect it quickly.

Exploring Kengo Kuma's Architecture Through the Five Senses. "Humans define their existence by moving. I exist more like a tree, in a state that retains the traces of my growth." — Kengo Kuma. I had the fortune to see Kengo Kuma's designed Starbucks in Dazaifu before, and I was attracted by its unique design at that time. The roof is constructed with wooden strips arranged in a well-organized manner, creating this unique spatial art. Therefore, knowing about his solo exhibition in Shanghai, I must come and see the master's work. 📍Address: Fosun Art Center, No. 600 Zhongshan East 2nd Road, Shanghai 🚈Transportation: Yuyuan Station, Metro Lines 10/14 ⏰Exhibition Time: 2023/7/21-2023/10/6 🎟️Ticket: 128 Yuan 📷Highlights: The exhibition starts from the outdoor 'Bamboo Diamond' and opens up a geometric world created by the five senses of vision, hearing, touch, smell, and intellect. ☑️Starting with bamboo, the 'Bamboo Valley' reassembled from thirty thousand bamboo sticks, the tranquil tea room spiral 'Bamboo Twist', depicts the original scenery in Kengo Kuma's heart. ☑️The entrance on the second floor is a 360-degree multimedia space that brings you closer to the mysteries between nature and architecture. Inside, there are buildings from around the world that are either completed or still under construction. I like the layout of this exhibition because it not only has architectural models but also Kengo Kuma's sketches and real-life photos, which is really exciting for those who love design. ☑️Many corners of the exhibition also display Kengo Kuma's calligraphy, and the entire space is filled with a faint scent, making it a pleasing exhibition.

Visiting Kengo Kuma's exhibition in Shanghai was really full of twists and turns. I bought tickets well in advance, made plans, and arranged to travel from Hangzhou to Shanghai on the weekend to see the master's exhibition . Unexpectedly, I received a notice that I had to go on a business trip and had to cancel the trip. Then the meeting schedule was adjusted, and my business trip ended early, so I could catch the last flight from Chengdu to Shanghai. After more than three hours of flight delays, I finally made it to the exhibition at the last minute. It was really a roller coaster of emotions and a lot of effort However, when I truly stepped into the Fosun Foundation Art Center to see Kengo Kuma's exhibition, smelling the fresh scent of bamboo, and seeing the architectural models made of bamboo or wood, all the hardships seemed to be redeemed at that moment First, let me briefly introduce Kengo Kuma. I heard that he grew up between farmlands and forests, constantly in close contact with nature, playing carefree. One day, his father took him to an architectural exhibition, which opened the door to a new world for him. He suddenly developed a strong interest in architecture and embarked on the path of pursuing his dream as an architect The theme of Kengo Kuma's exhibition in Shanghai this time is called 'Architecture of the Five Senses'. What are the five senses? They are sight, hearing, smell, touch, and taste This exhibition gathers Kengo Kuma's representative works from all over the world. Perhaps it's his childhood experiences that make most of his architectural works constructed from natural materials like wood and bamboo. Approaching his works, it's as if you can hear the roaring waves, the tranquil bamboo forests, the babbling brooks... To align with this naturalistic intention, the exhibition even allows visitors to smell different scents corresponding to different architectural models, including the fragrance of tea, the smoky scent of wood... According to the exhibition introduction, there are also two of Master Kuma's works in Hangzhou. One is the Folk Art Museum at the Xiangshan Campus of the China Academy of Art, and the other is the Chaoyin Zen Temple, which started construction in 2018 and is not yet completed. I've already seen the models and look forward to seeing the real thing, to immerse myself in the architecture that brings peace and returns to nature An unexpected surprise After coming out of the exhibition, there is a sky garden on the 5th floor of the South Area of BFC Bund Finance Center, which recently has a 'Love Balloon' display. It allows you to take a photo with the Bund's three-piece set and the Oriental Pearl Tower

|get exhibition photography tips.📷 There are so many exhibitions in Shanghai lately, and today I went to see Annie Morris's 'A Thread of Hope', which is indeed a photogenic exhibition📸~ 🖼 The entire exhibition is artistically designed, with clever use of lines and colors creating a surreal and wonderful atmosphere🎇. ✨ Plus, there are many angles for taking photos, with people weaving through large and small colored stones, and each angle gives a different feeling, very photogenic🤳! 🎫 Ticket Price: 100 📅 Date: March 23, 2024, to June 2, 2024 📍 Location: Shanghai Fuxing Art Center 📝 The design concept of this exhibition is very unique, blending art with reality🤝, and through the changes in lines and colors, it reflects the author's contemplation of the world and life🧐. It's well worth a visit, highly recommended👏!