He&Art Museum (Former British American Tobacco Company Office Building)

The He&Art Museum is housed in the former office building of the British American Tobacco Compa[...]

The He&Art Museum is housed in the former office building of the British American Tobacco Company, constructed in 1928. Now nearly a century old, the building remains well preserved and has been listed as a historic building of Shenyang. In 2023, the Shenyang Shenhe District Government undertook restoration and reinforcement of this elegant century-old structure, revitalizing it and transforming it into the He&Art Museum. The former “British American Tobacco” site now presents itself to the public in a completely new identity, serving not only as a witness to the city’s history but also as a participant in urban renewal.

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The main body of the He&Art Museum consists of two two-story Western-style buildings of nearly identical structure and form. Arranged symmetrically, one to the east and one to the west, they are connected on the second floor by a corridor, forming a unified whole. The first floor primarily houses a cultural and creative shop, a café, and office areas, while the second and third floors serve as art exhibition spaces.



The “Good Fortune Ahead” Young Artists Group Exhibition runs from February 7, 2024, to April 21, 2024. The exhibition features 21 young artists from China and abroad, with more than 150 artworks encompassing easel painting, digital painting, sculpture, photography, multimedia, and art installations. In addition to the exhibited works, various interactive photo zones themed around good fortune have been created both inside and outside the museum to enrich the diverse viewing experience for visitors. Shenyang residents and tourists from all over are welcome to visit during the Spring Festival holiday!



Opening Hours: 10:00–20:00 year-round. Concession Policy: Children 1.4 meters (inclusive) and under are admitted free of charge.



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