The Museum of Art Pudong (MAP) in Shanghai celebrates its fourth anniversary with “Flow in MAP,” a vibrant program that invites visitors to explore art as a dynamic, living force. From now through the autumn, MAP will host a lineup of interactive exhibitions, workshops, and open-air installations designed to spark curiosity and foster public aesthetic education.
Engaging Experiences for All
“Flow in MAP” features multimedia installations blending digital art, projection mapping, and VR experiences. Young global citizens can dive into narrative-driven light shows, while business and tech enthusiasts will appreciate a special demo of AI-driven art generators that transform visitor sketches into immersive visual stories.
Workshops & Community Labs
MAP’s community art labs offer hands-on sessions led by local and international artists. Attendees can experiment with sustainable materials—from recycled plastics to natural dyes—and join panel talks on how art can drive social change and human rights awareness.
Connecting with the City
Embracing an open posture, MAP extends its reach beyond gallery walls. Look for pop-up murals across Pudong, evening “art strolls” along the Bund, and weekend family days in the museum’s rooftop garden. These events bridge the gap between art and everyday life, inviting travelers and digital nomads to experience Shanghai’s creative pulse.
As MAP flows into its next chapter, it reaffirms its mission to make art accessible, engaging, and transformative—inviting everyone to join the conversation and see the world through a fresh, artistic lens.
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