Power Station of Art, Art museum in China
The Power Station of Art is a contemporary art museum located in Shanghai.
It was inaugurated in October 2012 during the Shanghai Biennale.
Hosts the Shanghai Biennale and features international artworks.
Renovated from the former Nanshi Power Plant.
First state-run museum dedicated to contemporary art in mainland China.
Location: Shanghai
Inception: 2012
Official opening: 2012
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 11:00-19:00
Website: powerstationofart.org
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