MOCAshanghai-Museum of Contemporary Art
The Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai is proud to exhibit a two-week Hungarian Art Forum that will fill the museum with Hungarian culture, in conjunction with the Shanghai 2010 World Expo.
The forum will include the series, "Faces and Fights" by the best-known Hungarian photographer Robert Capa and a selection of work from the most talented contemporary photographers. In showcasing the diversity of Hungarian animation, this forum will screen a wide range of films. In the realm of architecture, China and Hungary are brought together by László Hudec, who designed China's first tallest building, the Park Hotel. Roaming around the museum building, you might come across one of the ten giant painted models of the Gömböc. These are the central element of the Hungarian Pavilion at the 2010 World Expo. In addition to all of this, also on display will be the latest collection by fashion designer Katti Zoob, which was most recently presented at Shanghai Fashion Week.
By subway
- Take Subway No.1 to the People's Square station, leave
from Exit No. 4. - Take Subway No.2 to the People's Square station, leave
from Exit No. 9
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Founded in 2005, Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai ( MoCA Shanghai) is a private museum centrally located in People's Park on West Nanjing Road. MoCA Shanghai is committed to promote contemporary art and design, with an aim to cultivate the appreciation of contemporary art and design for the general public. It’s our mission to introduce arts to the public and foster cultural exchange between Shanghai and the world.
MoCA Shanghai holds various contemporary art and design exhibitions all year round on the first and second floor which is fully equipped with humidity and temperature control system. The public service area includes front desk and the museum shop. There is additional exhibition space and MoCA on the Park Restaurant on the third floor. Its beautiful surrounding is an ideal place for corporate or private events.
MoCA Shanghai’s goal is to showcase exhibitions with diversity and richness, establish the concept of ‘art for the people’, continue the support of young artists; and promote art education.
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