This new exhibition in Shanghai is a must-see!

Shanghai is full of free exhibitions, and this weekend I took my child to the Power Station of Art to see Yin Xiuzhen's "Sky Patch" exhibition. It was amazing! The best part is that it's free and doesn't require a reservation. Here's a guide to the exhibition! ❤ Highlights: "Sky Patch" is the name of the exhibition and the first installation. The exhibition explores the universe and the world, as well as the most delicate and private parts of human perception. 👉 The most eye-catching exhibit - "Sky Patch": As you enter the exhibition hall, the installation "Sky Patch" will catch your eye with its powerful visual impact. The installation consists of three works: "Flying Machine," "Sky Patch," and "Sky Patch." It is made up of a hand-held tractor, a Shanghai Santana car, and a Boeing 747 airplane made of aluminum and everyday items. It's very impressive and makes for great photos. 👉 "Walking": The artist continues the work "Walking" from 2018, collecting 100 pairs of shoes with stories from Shanghai audiences. Each pair of shoes is connected to a long "leg" made of fabric. 👉 There are many other exhibits inside, each worth savoring and watching carefully. 🕙 Exhibition time: November 9, 2024 to February 16, 2025 📍 Address: 1F, Power Station of Art (No. 678 Miaojiang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai) 🚉 Transportation: 🚇 Exit 2, Xizang South Road Station, Metro Line 8 🚗 There is a parking lot next to the museum, CNY 10/hour 💰 Tickets: Free, no reservation required 🗓 Itinerary: After the exhibition, you can also visit the Huangpu Riverside.