A new art museum in Yangpu has brought sand from Dunhuang?

Shanghai has recently been swept by a wave of Dunhuang culture, and the newly established Dunhuang Contemporary Art Museum is a vivid example. This art museum is not only named after Dunhuang, but also showcases the unique charm of Dunhuang through carefully curated exhibitions. The exhibition is divided into four parts: history, nature, reproduction, and imagery. Precious cultural relics such as the "Palm Leaf Manuscript," the Northern Liang Stone Pagoda, and the Brick of a Hu Person Leading a Camel have been selected from the long river of history. These cultural relics are scattered in different collections, but here they are gathered together to present the profound and unique culture of Dunhuang. In addition, the exhibition also uses multimedia methods such as video and interactive installations to create an immersive art experience for the audience. It is worth mentioning that the exhibition design is unique, integrating cross-domain experiences of time, region, and field, aiming to allow the audience to re-perceive this familiar cultural symbol. In such a feast of vision and soul, the charm of Dunhuang is perfectly presented, giving people a new understanding and feeling of this cultural symbol.