Shenzhen Museum of Art Photo Gallery

The new Shenzhen Museum of Art opened in November 2023 north of the city centre in Longhua district. Just a short walk from Hongshan metro station, 1 stop away from Shenzhen North high-speed train station, the museum building is the work of KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten with an exhibition area of 20,000 square metres across its 18 halls.
Pre-booking is required on their Wechat page, which makes it more difficult for foreign tourists to visit, although entry is free. Once registered, you will get a QR code to scan at the door for entry.
Starting on the ground floor, there is an exhibition on the Greater Bay Area, the new name of the Pearl River Delta that includes Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong.

Next door, there is another exhibition titled "Thriving Aesthetic", which features various items collected by the museum over the past 47 years.

Ms. Shiota Chiharu's interpretation of life, death, and existence was first installed in Tokyo in 2019, with Shenzhen being the 6th stop on its tour. It intends to express the intangible : memories, anexiety, dreams, and more. On show are large installations of red and black threads for "The Soul Trembles".

3 sets of exhibitions take up the 5 halls on the third floor.

Shenzhen Gallery Main Page


The new Shenzhen Museum of Art opened in November 2023 north of the city centre in Longhua district. Just a short walk from Hongshan metro station, 1 stop away from Shenzhen North high-speed train station, the museum building is the work of KSP Jürgen Engel Architekten with an exhibition area of 20,000 square metres across its 18 halls. Pre-booking is required on their Wechat page, which makes it more difficult for foreign tourists to visit, although entry is free. Once registered, you will get a QR code to scan at the door for entry. Starting on the ground floor, there is an exhibition on the Greater Bay Area, the new name of the Pearl River Delta that includes Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Hong Kong.




Next door, there is another exhibition titled "Thriving Aesthetic", which features various items collected by the museum over the past 47 years.



Ms. Shiota Chiharu's interpretation of life, death, and existence was first installed in Tokyo in 2019, with Shenzhen being the 6th stop on its tour. It intends to express the intangible : memories, anexiety, dreams, and more. On show are large installations of red and black threads for "The Soul Trembles".













3 sets of exhibitions take up the 5 halls on the third floor.