If you want to enjoy a quiet exhibition in Shanghai, you must visit here.

Shanghai Exhibition Recommendation: Qufu Road Sunken Courtyard Exhibition. The sunken courtyard also gathers many high-quality galleries. If you are visiting exhibitions around Suzhou River, it is highly recommended to include these two places in your itinerary. Recent exhibition: On a weekend afternoon, our Suzhou River city walk accidentally stumbled into a quiet industrial-style gallery, which was an unexpected surprise. At this moment, there is an exhibition on the theme of female growth, which is quite rare and worth seeing. Quiet exhibition A secluded gallery in the city center, an artistic experience alone, is definitely your ideal exhibition experience. Without the noisy crowds and the disturbing environment, this unique experience really allows you to take a serious look at each exhibit. Independent art Unlike many large exhibition halls that hold exhibitions of famous artists for traffic, there are many creators here who are not well-known but have been silently working hard for the art world, and they deserve our respect. I like to watch niche exhibitions, not catering to the universal aesthetic taste but more willing to settle. Industrial style It is also rare to be in a simple space like industrial style. The so-called MadeIn Gallery is probably like this. The pipes on the top of the gallery are clearly visible, and the white walls are not overly decorated. Walking down from the first floor to the basement, the overall feeling has a simple beauty of unfinished work, which may also be the intention to give the most essential to the work. MadeIn Gallery "Lost" by Feng Zhixuan Nov 4, 2024–Jan 4, 2025 No. 1, B1, Sunken Courtyard, Lane 9, Qufu Road, Jing'an District The artist uses a decentralized perspective to try to question the tension between current geopolitics and individual experience in the exhibition, using a variety of materials to reconstruct the specimenized natural forms and scenes. The sports equipment is highly functional and can interact with the body. Feng Zhixuan simulates the historical traces of materials through juxtaposed elements, while also showing the contradictions and fragility of individuals under technological dependence. Name: MadeIn Gallery works include on-canvas works and performance art. In the exhibition, the body seems to become the key to opening the world of imagination, quietly hinting at a new perspective on the material world and life. The exhibition's real space, which originally had a strong sense of order, has now retreated, giving the stage to the artists' works that are full of desire, filled with fantasy, and even shouting with lonely neurosis. Here, utopian beauty, terrifying atmosphere, and intense hallucinations emerge one by one. Address: No. 1, B1, Sunken Courtyard, Lane 9, Qufu Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai Transportation: 390m walk from Exit 5 of Qufu Road Station on Metro Line 8/12 Opening: 10:00–18:00 Tickets: Free