1922年完工的老市府大楼，被誉为"远东第一围合式建筑"。昔日工部局所在地，新中国成立后升起了上海第一面 五星红旗，也曾是上海市政府驻地。 这里，是上海升起第一面五星红旗的地方。 1949年5月28日，新中国上海市人民政府成立，新旧政府的交接仪式在老市府大楼举行，它也正式成为上海市人民 政府的办公驻地。当年10月2日，上海市人民政府在老市府大楼升起上海第一面五星红旗。 位于上海市黄浦区汉口路、江西中路、河南中路、福州路所围合地块的老市府大楼，距离外滩滨江直线距离约345 米。大楼始建于1914年，1922年完工，被誉为"远东第一围合式建筑"。它最早是上海公共租界工部局大楼，1989 年被列为市第一批优秀历史建筑和市文物保护单位。 老市府大楼内的市府礼堂，前身是工部局万国商团操练厅。1923年，爱因斯坦曾在这里用德语讲解相对论。1950 年改建为上海市人民政府大礼堂，成为上海接待国际文化交流演出的重要场所。1979年1月中美两国正式建交后， 美籍日裔指挥家小泽征尔携波士顿交响乐团首次来华，在市府礼堂演出。 论坛上，策展人杨丹讲述了对于在老市府大楼举办当代艺术展览的思考。她说："我对艺术和建筑如何被大众感 受、感 ...

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Group 1 - The article highlights a series of significant art exhibitions taking place in Shanghai, showcasing various historical and contemporary artworks, including ancient Chinese bronzes and modern art [1][2][4] - The "融古烁新" exhibition at the Shanghai Museum focuses on the evolution and innovation of bronze artifacts from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, running from November 12, 2025, to March 16, 2026 [1] - The "候场——中国戏曲主题艺术展" at the Zhu Qizhan Art Museum features notable works from famous artists, emphasizing the unique blend of opera and traditional Chinese painting, scheduled from November 20, 2025, to January 26, 2026 [4][7] Group 2 - The "至扇至美——上海博物馆藏历代扇面书画名品展" will display over 100 pieces of fan paintings from various dynasties, including rare works by Song and Yuan masters, from November 14, 2025, to February 22, 2026 [11] - The 15th Shanghai Biennale, themed "花儿听到蜜蜂了吗？", will feature over 250 works from 67 artists worldwide, running from November 8, 2025, to March 31, 2026 [9] - The "红翠斗芳菲：宋元明漆器珍品展" will showcase 127 artifacts, focusing on the artistic achievements of Chinese lacquerware, from September 26 to November 23, 2025 [13] Group 3 - The "九曲黄河 马背长歌：鄂尔多斯草原文化展" will present nearly 150 artifacts reflecting the cultural integration of the Yellow River, Great Wall, and grassland traditions, from October 17, 2025, to January 4, 2026 [15] - The "其命惟新——广东美术百年大展" will feature around 800 pieces of Guangdong art, highlighting the region's artistic development from October 18, 2025, to January 18, 2026 [18] - The "偶然！激浪派！" exhibition will present over 200 works from influential modern artists, exploring the history of the avant-garde movement, from September 26, 2025, to February 22, 2026 [20]

Core Viewpoint - The Shanghai Museum collaborates with the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York to host a special exhibition featuring bronze artifacts from the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties [1][2][3]. Group 1 - The exhibition aims to showcase the rich history and artistic achievements of Chinese bronze craftsmanship during these dynasties [4][5]. - It is expected to attract a significant number of visitors, enhancing cultural exchange between China and the United States [6][8].

Group 1 - Multiple significant exhibitions are taking place in Shanghai, including the "Ancient Rome" civilization exhibition featuring 131 artifacts, set to open on November 11, 2025 [1][3] - The 15th Shanghai Biennale, themed "Do Flowers Hear the Bees?", has commenced, showcasing over 250 works from 67 artists and groups from around the world [5][3] - The "至扇至美" exhibition at the Shanghai Museum will display 100 pieces of fan art from various dynasties, including the earliest known calligraphy fan page by Song Huizong [7][5] Group 2 - The "Golden Threads" exhibition at the Beijing Capital Museum will present over 170 ancient gold artifacts from the Hong Kong Palace Museum, highlighting 3,000 years of gold craftsmanship [39][1] - The "Golden Glory of Nine Provinces" exhibition at the Anhui Museum will feature top archaeological finds, including artifacts from Sanxingdui and the Haihunhou tomb [76][1] - The "Eisui Cold Light" exhibition at the Wuhan Museum will focus on over 400 pieces of Song and Liao dynasty silverware, showcasing the cultural exchange between northern ethnic groups and the Central Plains [95][1]

Group 1 - The article highlights several significant art exhibitions taking place in Shanghai and other cities, showcasing a variety of historical artifacts and artworks from different periods and cultures [1][3][4] - The "Ningxia Guyuan Cultural Relics Exhibition" at the Shanghai Museum East Hall features 323 precious artifacts from the Western Zhou to the Sui-Tang dynasties, including 61 national first-class cultural relics [1][3] - The "Song, Yuan, and Ming Lacquerware Exhibition" at the Shanghai Museum People's Square is a collaboration with the Tokyo National Museum, presenting 127 artifacts that systematically explore the artistic achievements of Chinese lacquerware [1][4] Group 2 - The "Wanxiang" exhibition at the Nanjing Museum showcases the beauty of traditional Chinese colors, featuring over 200 artifacts divided into four thematic sections [33][35] - The "Still Endless: Collection of Floral Theme Art Masterpieces" at the Nanjing Deji Art Museum presents 140 pieces, including works by Impressionist master Renoir [37] - The "Dialogue: Pompeii" exhibition at the Hangzhou West Lake Museum features artifacts from the National Archaeological Museum of Naples, providing a multi-dimensional view of the historical and artistic achievements of Pompeii [53] Group 3 - The "Gold and Silver Civilization Imprint of Ancient China" exhibition at the Anhui Museum highlights the evolution of gold and silver art from the earliest artifacts to the Ming and Qing dynasties [60] - The "Cultural Imagination and Historical Reality of the Liao Dynasty" exhibition at the Yunnan Provincial Museum presents 160 artifacts that trace the history of the Khitan people [73] - The "Eternal Smile: Buddhist Statues from Qingzhou" exhibition in Inner Mongolia features 37 statues, primarily from the Longxing Temple site, showcasing significant Buddhist art [66]

Core Points - The Paris Picasso Museum has announced the launch of a major renovation project named "Picasso 2030," which is the largest renovation since its opening in 1985, with a budget of €50 million [1][6] - The museum will remain open to the public throughout the renovation period from 2028 to 2030 [1] - A special exhibition titled "Very Picasso: Paul Smith's New Perspective" will be held at the Shanghai Pudong Art Museum starting December 22, featuring over 80 valuable pieces from the Paris Picasso Museum [3] Renovation Details - The renovation will connect the museum's internal courtyard with the adjacent Leonor-Fini Square, creating a 25,000 square foot outdoor sculpture garden that will be free to the public [1][6] - The new sculpture garden will display approximately twelve bronze sculptures by Picasso, including works themed around animals and transformation [6] - The exhibition space will be doubled to 8,600 square feet, with a new wing dedicated to temporary exhibitions [1][6] Historical Context - The museum is housed in the former private residence of tax collector Pierre-Ovide Fontenay, which has undergone multiple transformations since its inception [4][7] - The museum's collection includes over 5,000 artworks and 200,000 archival materials, showcasing Picasso's evolution from his Blue Period to Cubism and later works [4][8] - The museum was officially opened to the public on October 1, 1985, after the French government accepted Picasso's artworks as payment for inheritance tax [7][8] Funding and Challenges - The renovation project will be funded entirely through sponsorship, with contributions from the Picasso family and the museum's own funds, as the French Ministry of Culture is currently focused on other major projects [7] - The museum director emphasized that the project is not yielding to commercialism, maintaining a non-profit approach to overseas exhibitions [7]

Group 1 - The article highlights various art exhibitions across China, particularly in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai, coinciding with the upcoming National Day holiday [1][36][40] - Notable exhibitions include the "Centenary Guardianship" at the Palace Museum in Beijing, showcasing significant historical artifacts, and the "Song, Yuan, and Ming Lacquerware" exhibition at the Shanghai Museum [1][7][36] - The Shanghai West Bank Art Museum is set to present the "Occasional! The Wave" exhibition, featuring over 200 pieces from the Pompidou Center, tracing the history of the Wave movement [3][5] Group 2 - The "Treasures of the Tang Dynasty" exhibition at the Zhejiang Provincial Museum will display over 100 exquisite artifacts, including gold and silver items, reflecting the grandeur of the Tang era [62] - The "From the Zhe Garden to the 'Long Things Record'" exhibition at the Suzhou Museum will feature significant works by renowned artists, enhancing the cultural experience [49][50] - The "Endless River" exhibition at the Changsha Museum will showcase the importance of the Yangtze River in the development of Chinese civilization through various artifacts [91]

Group 1 - The Shanghai Rodin Art Exhibition is closing this week, featuring over 100 works including the original draft of "The Thinker" and other masterpieces, marking the first time such a large collection of Rodin's works is exhibited in China [1][4] - The exhibition includes six treasures from the Musée Rodin in France, showcasing significant pieces like "The Thinker," "The Bronze Age," and "Balzac" [4] - The exhibition is part of a broader cultural initiative in Shanghai, with various other exhibitions highlighting different aspects of art and history [1][7] Group 2 - The Shanghai Rodin Art Exhibition will run from September 27, 2024, to September 26, 2025, at the Shanghai Rodin Art Center [2] - The exhibition is noted as the largest ever held by the Musée d'Orsay in China, featuring works from renowned artists such as Van Gogh, Monet, and Gauguin [7] - Other exhibitions in Shanghai include a focus on the cultural evolution of the city through various artistic mediums, showcasing over 600 works [9]

Group 1 - A series of Buddhist sculpture art exhibitions are being held across various locations, showcasing artifacts from significant cultural sites and institutions [1][60] - The "Eternal Smile" exhibition in Ordos features the iconic "Qingzhou Smile" from Longxing Temple, captivating audiences with its historical significance [1][48] - The Shanxi Museum is hosting an exhibition of 75 valuable original works by 23 Spanish artists, including Picasso and Dalí, highlighting the impact of 19th and 20th-century Spanish art [5][40] Group 2 - The largest exhibition ever from the Musée d'Orsay in China is taking place in Shanghai, featuring masterpieces from renowned artists such as Van Gogh, Monet, and Cézanne [3] - The Shanghai Museum is presenting a comprehensive exhibition on the Red Mountain culture, showcasing archaeological findings and artifacts from various provinces [12][71] - The "From Dunhuang to Dazhu" exhibition will highlight the evolution of Buddhist art in China, featuring significant cultural heritage sites [60][64] Group 3 - The "Civilization of the Stars" exhibition at the National Museum of China gathers representative artifacts from various ancient civilizations, including Chinese and Central Asian cultures [21] - The "Art of the Kingdom" exhibition showcases contemporary Saudi Arabian art, featuring works from 30 artists across multiple mediums [23] - The "Maya Civilization" exhibition at the Henan Museum presents 209 artifacts from ancient Mexico, with a focus on the classical period of Maya history [58]