从八大山人到美洲古代文明，上博今年有哪些大展？

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Museum has announced an ambitious exhibition plan for 2026, featuring a total of 18 special exhibitions, including a major retrospective on the artist Ba Da Shan Ren (Zhu Da) to commemorate his 400th birthday, and a significant exhibition on the Qin Dynasty, the first unified central authority in Chinese history [3][4]. Group 1: Exhibition Highlights - The museum will host 12 new exhibitions at its People's Square venue and one new exhibition abroad, along with 5 ongoing exhibitions [3]. - A major highlight will be the "World Tree Summit: Ancient Civilizations of the Americas" exhibition, featuring over 1,000 artifacts from various ancient civilizations across the Americas [13][14]. - The "Rainforest Adventure: Maya Adventure" and "Flying Over Machu Picchu: Cloud City Inca Journey" will be immersive experience exhibitions utilizing VR technology [15][17]. Group 2: Notable Collaborations - The museum will collaborate with the British National Portrait Gallery for an exhibition showcasing portraits and manuscripts of 82 prominent British authors from Shakespeare to J.K. Rowling [20][21]. - A partnership with the National Museum of Gyeongju in South Korea will present a selection of 256 representative artifacts from the Silla Dynasty, focusing on themes of gold culture and Buddhist art [25][26]. - The museum will also work with the Metropolitan Museum of Art to present a jewelry exhibition featuring 192 pieces from their collection, alongside selected Chinese art pieces [28][29]. Group 3: Special Thematic Exhibitions - The "肇兴中国：秦·大一统之路文物考古特展" will focus on the Qin Dynasty, showcasing the latest archaeological findings from Gansu and Shaanxi provinces [22][23]. - The "大音希声：八大山人诞辰400周年书画艺术大展" will be the largest exhibition ever dedicated to Ba Da Shan Ren, featuring around 180 works from various prestigious institutions [33][34]. - The "来自喜马拉雅的瑰宝：西藏萨迦寺文物精品展" will highlight the unique cultural and artistic achievements of Tibetan Buddhism through artifacts from the Sakya Monastery [31].