‘Picasso – The Summer of Cubism’ special exhibition of paintings and sculptural installations is a grand exhibition held at the Picasso Art Museum in Jing’an, Shanghai. This special exhibition traces Picasso’s artistic development process from the cubist period to his later years in chronological order, especially emphasizing the influence of the summer environment on Picasso’s creative inspiration. Through eight themed units, including the birth of cubism, metaverse interaction, Picasso stamps, in Fontainebleau, Côte d’Azur, Picasso’s library, life in Antibes, and a screening room, it comprehensively showcases Picasso’s artistic achievements. One of the exhibition’s characteristics is its immersive experience. The audience can not only appreciate Picasso’s paintings and sculptures up close but also deeply feel the charm of cubist art through interactive links such as hands-on painting experiences, immersive light and shadow interactions, and postcard interactive check-ins. In addition, the exhibition also showcases precious video materials of Picasso painting during his lifetime, allowing the audience to have a deeper understanding of the creative process and living scenes of this artistic giant. This special exhibition is not only a tribute to the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and France but also an important measure to promote cultural exchanges and cooperation between China and France. By showcasing Picasso’s cubist art, the audience can have a deeper understanding of the unique charm and far-reaching influence of French culture. As an art museum named after Picasso in China, the Shanghai Picasso Art Museum further strengthens its important role in social aesthetic education.
Opening hours: From June 30 to December 31, open on Sundays from 0:00 to 23:00. The performance time and duration are subject to the on-site situation.‘Picasso – The Summer of Cubism’ Special Exhibition of Paintings and Sculptural Installations
‘Picasso – The Summer of Cubism’ special exhibition of paintings and sculptural in[...]
