Featured Events in Shanghai in November, 2024(December Updated)

The must-visit Christmas market at the Bund is here! It is located in the beautiful Bund 🕐Time: 2024.11.27 - 12.28 (Closed on Monday and Tuesday; Wednesday - Friday 15:00 - 22:00; Saturday and Sunday 12:00 - 22:00) Nearest subway station: Tiantong Road Station (Exit 3, Line 12) Nanjing East Road Subway Station (Exit 6, Line 2/10)

"Top of the Pyramids: Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition" is the fourth exhibition in the Shanghai Museum's "Dialogue with the World" cultural relics and art exhibition series. It will be grandly opened at the People's Square Pavilion on July 18, 2024 and open to the public on July 19. As the world's largest and Asia's highest-level overseas exhibition of ancient Egyptian cultural relics in history, the exhibition brings together 492 groups of 788 precious cultural relics from different periods of ancient Egyptian civilization, of which more than 95% are in cooperation with the capital of the Egyptian government. The exhibition will last for 13 months, fully revealing the appearance of ancient Egyptian civilization and its archaeological discoveries to the audience, and promoting mutual learning between Chinese and Egyptian civilizations.

"Xuyan" invites you to a feast of emperors, taking you through three thousand years. Taste delicacies, dance and music - the perfect combination of banquet, food, etiquette and music presents an immersive palace feast as if you were in ancient times. Go to "Xuyan" to explore the beauty of ancient times, enjoy a cultural feast, drink with history, and talk with friends.

The multimedia theatrical spectacular “ERA Intersection of Time” has been performed since its debut at Shanghai Circus World in September 2005. It is unique and comparable to a Broadway musical. Shanghai Circus World is a large, permanent, indoor circus located in the north of the city near Shanghai's Daning Lingshi Park. The circus, with its unique golden roof, has become one of Shanghai's most well-known landmarks. “ERA Intersection of Time” provides a wonderful insight into China's ancient culture and civilization. The 90-minute performance shows not only artistic skills, but also creativity. Aided by multimedia including vision, original live music, sound effects, and lighting, you will feel yourself transported in every scene.

Dunhuang Academy 40th Anniversary Special Exhibition, Dunhuang Exhibition Global First Stop in Shanghai

About Immersive Theatre The concept of "immersive drama" originated in the UK. Unlike traditional drama, the audience no longer sits in fixed seats to watch the performers on the stage, but moves freely in a theatre space, actively explores the plot, and fully immerses themselves in the theatre situation. "Sleep No More" is a classic work. aboutSleep No More,Shanghai The Shanghai version of Sleepless Night is set in the McKinnon Hotel in the 1930s. This mysterious 5-story building in the center of Shanghai has more than 90 theatrical spaces, more than 3,000 drawers, and movie-level stage design. The McKinnon Hotel is a space-time intertwined with reality and dreams. Entering the McKinnon Hotel, the audience puts on a white ghost mask to become a ghost, freely explores the space, touches the furnishings and props in the hotel at will, feels the smell of different music, and closely follows the performers to feel the joys and sorrows of the characters, creating a unique experience in the epic story. summary of the story Adapted from Shakespeare's Macbeth, it is a tragedy about power and jealousy. Under the instigation of three wizards and his wife, the ambitious Scottish general Macbeth murdered his colleague Banquo, King Duncan, and the noble Macbeth and his children, and was eventually deserted by his friends and relatives. As the only version of Sleepless Night in Asia, the Shanghai version incorporates elements of The Legend of the White Snake and Rebecca.

Real-name ticket purchase: One order corresponds to one ID, and the IDs supported are: ID card/passport/Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents/Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan Residents. This show uses electronic tickets, no physical paper tickets. Please log in to the "Live Nation Mini Program" when entering, and use the valid QR code in the ticket folder to check in. Children over 1.2 meters tall must be admitted with an adult ticket. Due to the strobe lights and high volume performances, children under 1.2 meters are not recommended to enter. Children under 1.2 meters must be accompanied by an adult if they need to enter, and it is recommended that necessary hearing and vision protection measures be taken. It will be dark during the performance, so please take good care of your children. A must-see show around the world 33 years of global acclaim and continued success Integrates music, mime, multimedia, and installation art,Interactive in one Asia Limited Resident Show Original team, all imported costumes and props, and a completely upgraded plot production Veteran original cast members and new Rockstar characters After 5 years, the movie returns to Shanghai BLUE MAN GROUP Limited-time performance in Shanghai to start in July Blue Man Group explores more possibilities Since its premiere in 1991, Blue Man Group has performed in 25 countries around the world, with resident performances in Boston, Chicago, Las Vegas and other places, with a global audience of more than 50 million. Blue Man Group has not only won Grammy and Emmy nominations, but has also appeared in popular programs in various countries as a pop culture element. It has shot creative advertisements for Intel and M&M'S, composed music for movies and TV shows, collaborated with symphony orchestras, and released 5 albums. In 2016, it crossed the ocean to China and set off a blue storm in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou; in 2017, it was invited by the "Tmall Double Eleven Gala" to land in Shanghai and brought a unique performance; in 2019, it was performed at the Shanghai 1862 Fashion Art Center for two weeks, and tickets were hard to come by. Combining music, mime, multimedia, installation art and interaction, Blue Man Show constantly iterates its performance format to attract audiences across circles. Breaking the language boundary, people of all ages can enjoy it; the integration of comedy, music, interaction and other elements allows the whole family to share the joy; children have imaginations about the stage space, and adults share their amazement about science and technology art, which together triggers thoughts about life, the universe and the earth's environmental protection. "Shanghai Blue Man Show" is renewed and revitalized After five years, the "Shanghai Blue Man Show" has returned with a bang, bringing the audience an audio-visual feast with international level details! It uses all imported original costumes and props, and senior blue man actors, carefully created by the original team of "Blue Man Show". The new female character "Rockstar" is added to replace the traditional live band and present a perfect music performance. A blend of classic and innovation, the "Shanghai Blue Man Show" has been comprehensively upgraded with elements of the Magic City perfectly integrated, and the Shanghai limited segment is waiting to be opened. Like blue and fire, blending and rebirth ROJO Art Space, the resident performance venue of "Shanghai Blue Man Show", is located at No. 570 Huaihai West Road, Changning District, and is an important part of the new commercial complex - Shanghai A.F.A. With the unique value of cultural heritage buildings with heavy industrial imprints and artistic precipitation and large-scale urban ecological parks, the Shanghai A.F.A project takes culture, ecology and technology as its concepts, integrates Art, Park, Digital Operation and business, and will open a new cultural experience place in Shanghai, becoming a new benchmark for urban cultural creativity. The "Shanghai Blue Man Show" is equipped with high-end audio and video equipment, including 77 L-Acoustics speakers, 172 ACME and multi-brand computer lights, and a liftable LED screen, which together present the world's high-end audio and video experience. The name "ROJO" of ROJO Art Space comes from the Spanish word for "red", which symbolizes the fiery history of its predecessor, the steel mill, and also foreshadows the new look of this cultural and artistic park in the new era. In the future, "Shanghai Blue Man Show" and ROJO Art Space will work together to create a new life for Shanghai drama and open a new art and entertainment feast.

As one of the three major festivals of "Performing Arts World", the 10th Shanghai International Comedy Festival will set sail for happiness on November 18! After ten years of comedy cultivation, the Performing Arts World·Shanghai International Comedy has become a "happy business card" of Shanghai. In the past ten years, more than 280 classic comedies from 27 countries and regions around the world have successively appeared on the stage of the comedy festival. More than 2,000 comedy performances and nearly 300 charity events have brought laughter to nearly one million audiences and set off a wave of comedy carnival in Shanghai!

To commemorate the 700th anniversary of the death of the famous Venetian traveler Marco Polo, the Shanghai Museum will hold a special exhibition "The World of Marco Polo: China and the World in the Eyes of Marco Polo" from November 23, 2024 to March 30, 2025. In April 2024, the Shanghai Museum and the Venice Municipal Museum Foundation jointly hosted the "The World of Marco Polo: The Travels of a 13th-Century Venetian Merchant" exhibition at the Doge's Palace in Venice, Italy, which received good social response. This exhibition has been re-planned by the Shanghai Museum, fully based on the Chinese cultural context, and has been adjusted and optimized in terms of exhibition narrative, exhibit selection, and exhibition methods. It will be presented again in Shanghai under the theme of "The World of Marco Polo: China and the World in the Eyes of Marco Polo".

Jiushi Art Museum's 2024 closing exhibition "Sun and Moon Glory" will be open to the public on October 26, 2024. The exhibition is divided into three chapters: "Heaven, Earth, and Man", and will display works by nearly 60 important artists in the global art field in the "black, white, and gray" exhibition hall space. The exhibition brings together nearly 60 well-known Chinese and foreign artists (in order of birth year), including Paul Cézanne, Käthe Kollwitz, Georges Rouault, Giorgio Morandi, Balthus, Chu Teh-Chun, Zao Wou-Ki, Friedrich Einhofer, Georg Baselitz, Wang Jieyin, Li Shan, Yu Youhan, Liang Shaoji, Silvio Catani, Miriam Kahn, Giuseppe La Belluna, Xu Jiang, Gu Wenda, Chen Haiyan, Sui Jianguo, Wang Tiande, Zhan Wang, Michel Polimans, Pang Maokun, Fang Lijun, Zhang Huan, Hong Hao, Liu Wei, Endang Viharso, Daniel Knorr, Francesco Troba, Yin Zhaoyang, Yunizar, Rodel Tapaya, Viola Conti, AES+F, etc. The exhibition is co-organized by Shanghai Jiushi Art Museum and the School of Philosophy of Fudan University, and curated by Tong Yanrunan.

Taking Dunhuang culture as its gene, through academic research, exhibition, collection, publication, education, digital transformation and public projects on modern and contemporary art, the museum presents the rich and diverse world of art and thought of mankind; and strives to explore the historical logic of modern Chinese art and the contemporary translation of traditional culture in the knowledge context connecting the classical and the modern, and establish an international art practice and theoretical research platform with China as its venue with an open vision. Dunhuang is not a static concept, but a dynamic process of continuous growth and change. Dunhuang condenses all aspects of human life such as culture, art, politics, history, customs, beliefs, nature, and even different civilizations. In this sense, Dunhuang is a mirror reflecting the world of life. The museum takes Dunhuang as its image and Dunhuang culture and art as its cornerstone, hoping to create a visual field for the dialogue between art and contemporary life on the basis of inheriting the oriental background of Chinese culture. Relying on Dunhuang’s local resources and residency projects, the museum aims to become a gateway connecting the Dunhuang site with the urban art space, breaking down the boundaries between regions, ancient and modern times, and knowledge, observing the present from the perspective of tradition, and forming an art practice and research platform that connects Shanghai, Dunhuang, and the world.

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Science, the pursuit of human rationality Art, the sublimation of human sensibility Exploration, the eternal pursuit of mankind National Geographic China as a scientific media Always using images Record, discover, communicate and experience science National Geographic China ExplorationSpecial Selection More than 100 photographers and scientists A total of more than 150 pieces Works of great scientific value and artistic expression Supplemented by valuable scientific research data Held an audio-visual feast "Extreme Discovery Science Art Image Exhibition"

Digital technology empowers red culture. The "Digital First Congress" brand of the Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China will grandly launch the LBE VR Red Culture Immersive Experience Exhibition in 2024. The exhibition focuses on the historical background and creation process of the birth of the Communist Party of China in Shanghai. Through multi-scene situational narratives and the use of VR visual wonders, the audience can "experience" the great beginning.

Matthew Liu Fine Arts is honored to present the solo exhibition "Parallel Metropolises" by Chinese artist Yang Yongliang. Showcases the artist's latest digital works, delving deeply into the complex relationship between modern urban civilization and the natural environment. For over two decades, Yang's work has been firmly rooted in the spiritual core of traditional Chinese ink painting, while also breaking new ground by employing modern technology. He creates reconstructed landscapes that captivate viewers with their dense layers of meaning, offering a profound contemporary visual experience. This exhibition marks a pivotal turning point in Yang Yongliang's creative career. Since relocating to New York in 2018, the artist has been shuttling between Shanghai and New York, observing and experiencing this Western metropolis through the unique lens of his Eastern cultural perspective. The concept of "Parallel Metropolises" not only reveals the artist's geographic span, but also symbolizes his profound reflections on cultural identity and artistic creation. This "parallel" embodies the convergence and resonance of Eastern and Western civilizations within the work, reflecting the arduous exploration of cultural translation and self-reconstruction undertaken by this Chinese artist in a foreign land. The exhibition bears witness to Yang's philosophical contemplations on individual identity, the collision of civilizations, and the expression of art within a cross-cultural context, embodying his unwavering pursuit of bridging cultural divides and facilitating spiritual communication. In the series of works presented in this exhibition, Yang Yongliang reconstructs the New York City landscape into a series of vividly evocative contemporary landscapes using his unique digital art language. From grand city panoramas to intimate street scenes, the artist's keen observation and meticulous creative skills capture the diverse and thriving spirit of New York, integrating it into his works. These pieces are no longer simple records of urban scenes, but rather a modern interpretation of "rhythmic vitality" (qiyun). Just as the Song dynasty painter Fan Kuan's landscapes pursued the unity of "form and spirit”, Yang's works focus on conveying the inner spiritual qualities of the city while also recreating its external forms. His creative approach inherits the artistic characteristics of traditional Chinese landscape painting, where "distant views are all mountains and water, while close-up views are all brush and ink”, while also incorporating innovative contemporary digital techniques. In the work "Phantom Metropolis”, for example, the artist employs cutting-edge digital imaging technology to reorganize the intricate details of countless Manhattan buildings into a dreamlike, mirage-like vision, evoking the classical Chinese imagery of "mirage" while also revealing the artist's philosophical contemplations on the modern city. Throughout the exhibition, Yang Yongliang skillfully navigates between tradition and modernity, East and West, reinterpreting the form of the modern metropolis through the aesthetic paradigm of traditional "rhythmic vitality." His works embody the essence of Chinese landscape painting while also pioneering new frontiers in contemporary digital art, reflecting the profound reflections of a Chinese artist on cultural translation and self-reconstruction in a foreign land. Yang Yongliang presents us with a "Parallel Metropolis" imbued with rich meaning and boundless imagination, through his unique Eastern cultural perspective and innovative artistic expression. "Parallel Metropolises" not only showcases Yang Yongliang's extraordinary achievements in artistic creation, but more importantly, it reveals how contemporary artists explore the profound issues of cultural identity and artistic innovation within the context of globalization. Yang's works seamlessly blend the foundations of traditional culture with the aesthetics of modern technology, creating a novel form of contemporary art expression. The "Parallel Metropolis" he constructs is an artistic space where the real and the imaginary intersect, and viewers, immersed in this familiar yet unfamiliar experience, are compelled to reflect on the complex relationship between human and nature, development and preservation. This is not only a quest for one's own cultural identity, but also a philosophical interrogation of the direction of human civilization. By using digital video as a medium, the exhibition prompts viewers to reflect on the values of modern society, where art becomes a path to re-examine the human condition, affirming the indispensable role of contemporary art in reflecting social development and promoting cultural introspection.

The China International Bearing Industry Exhibition 2024 is set to be an impressive event, covering a vast area of 53,000 square meters at the National Convention & Exhibition Center in Shanghai, China. This highly anticipated exhibition will bring together close to 1,000 companies from around the world, attracting over 60,000 domestic and foreign visitors who are eager to explore the latest advancements in the bearing industry. With a wide range of exhibits on display, including all types of bearings and high-end variants, attendees can also expect to see special equipment, precision measurements, accessories and parts, transmission components, and lubricant greases. This exhibition will showcase the cutting-edge products, technologies, materials, techniques, and equipment that represent the current development trends in the global bearing industry. To ensure maximum participation, the organizers are particularly focused on inviting buyers from prominent equipment industries and distributors both locally and internationally. With a serious and authoritative tone, the China International Bearing Industry Exhibition 2024 promises to be an essential event for anyone involved in the bearing sector. Save the date from November 25th to November 28th, 2024, and join industry professionals from across the globe in Shanghai for this exceptional opportunity.

Bauma China 2024 is Asia's foremost platform for industry professionals in the construction machinery, building material machines, mining machines, and construction vehicles sector. This prestigious event, held from November 26th to November 29th, will take place at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) in Shanghai, China. Bauma China 2024 offers an exceptional opportunity for international buyers to connect with leading experts, ensuring a substantial return on investment and long-term success. This international trade fair attracts a diverse range of professionals, creating an ideal environment for networking, collaboration, and fostering continued growth in the industry. As the industry's key event, Bauma China 2024 showcases the latest advancements and innovations in the sector. The event serves as a platform for comprehensive product presentations, providing attendees with valuable insights into cutting-edge technologies and trends. Furthermore, Bauma China 2024 offers a grand industry gathering, establishing an atmosphere conducive to effective communication and cooperation. Join industry professionals from around the world at Bauma China 2024, where you can stay at the forefront of industry developments, forge valuable connections, and contribute to the ongoing growth of the construction machinery, building material machines, mining machines, and construction vehicles sector.

This year's art festival is jointly participated by 13 Shanghai opera troupes, including municipal, district and private ones, and brings together nearly 100 actors to go into the community, go deep into the grassroots and campus, and bring more than 50 wonderful performances and activities to the audience. The art festival kicked off at the Chuansha Opera Art Exhibition Center. Chuansha is one of the origins of the "Dongxiang Tune", the source of Shanghai opera. Therefore, this Shanghai Opera Art Festival will set the main venue in Chuansha, starting a journey to trace the roots of Shanghai opera.

Jerusalem-born artist Mirna Bamieh’s exhibition, Sour Things, is the first season of the new Lightless Fires series (2024-26), an art research project organized by ICA Shanghai. Lightless Fires explores fermentation as a metaphor and method to explore collective memory, spontaneous archiving, and historical writing. Bamieh created Sour Things, a site-specific interactive installation that incorporates text, ceramics, painting, sound, and video to reflect on the fermentation process. Sour Things is set in markets, kitchens, and storerooms, and will also be introduced to other residential spaces in the future. Through different scenes of domestic life, she responds to the specific sociopolitical situation in Palestine that has displaced Bamieh. Through the ongoing Sour Things series, Bamieh continues to ask: When a person is in a state of transition, between here and there, can and how should they preserve (food and/or history) over the long term? People need to settle in a place to ferment and pickle, but maybe preservation can happen anywhere?

The 2024 Autumn Festival International Theater Season will return with a bang. 8 programs and 29 plays from Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Brazil, Spain and China will be staged in YOUNG Theater, covering a variety of drama forms such as drama, dance drama, puppetry, monologue, poetry and dance theater. In addition to the performance of the plays, "Autumn Festival" will also hold drama workshops, master talks, stage tours, rehearsal observations, campus sharing sessions and other rich extension activities. By going out and coming in, combining online and offline methods, it will break the boundaries of theater and fully demonstrate the openness, inclusiveness and interactivity of the Autumn Festival International Theater Season.

The 2024 Shanghai International Sports Trend Culture Festival will kick off on November 2, 2024 at Anyi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai, and will last until December 15. With the theme of "We are born to be upward", this festival has carefully planned five major sections: "joy, gathering, competition, movement, and trend", aiming to lead the new trend of fashion sports and promote the deep integration of business, travel, culture and sports.

The Industrial Supply ASIA features a special display of the products such as metal processing, industrial raw materials The Industrial Supply ASIA features a special display of the products such as metal processing, industrial raw materials, auxiliary materials, semi-finished/finished products and systems, service outsourcing and etc. Information Source: Deutsche Messe AG | expotobi

Paperworld China is Asia's leading exhibition of stationery, office supplies, and hobby & crafts industry Paperworld China is Asia's leading exhibition of stationery, office supplies, and hobby & crafts industry. The fair aims at providing the best networking platform for industry players from stationery, office supplies, and paper products industry in exchanging knowledge and conducting business. It provides attendees an opportunity to find a complete range of products for school, office and working home, and a series of informative programs shared by industry experts and knowhow. Information Source: Messe Frankfurt (H.K.) Ltd. | expotobi