Art of the City

Nanjing Road, then and now (blog)
"Shanghai Baby," the World Expo mascot (blog)
Cartoons: The Influence of Punch (blog)
Shanghai Podcasts and Lectures (iTunesU, requires free iTunes software)
Selected Readings
Shanghai Returns
Museum Store

Shanghai Senses

Sights
Shanghai photos

Shanghai Cinema
The City at Night
Architecture
Literature & Performing Arts

Tastes and Smells
An Introduction to Shanghai Cuisine
Shanghai Small Eats
Recipes
More on Shanghai Cuisine

Sounds
Full Moon, Blooming Flowers
Listening to the Chinese Jazz Age
Literature & Performing Arts

Exhibition Information

Sections in the Exhibition
Preview select artworks
The catalogue cover (blog)
The catalogue interior (blog)

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Workshop

Educator Workshop: Shanghai
Saturday, March 13
9:00 am-2:00 pm
$20; advance registration required: schools@asianart.org

Using artworks from this exhibition, teachers can inspire students to explore their cultural identity. Dr. Michael Knight, the museum’s curator of Chinese art, will share the story of the special exhibition, illuminating the historic relationship between the city of Shanghai and San Francisco. Shanghai-born artist Ren Ming will discuss his experiences as an artist trained in the socialist-realist style during the Cultural Revolution—and how this training, along with traditional influences, informs his contemporary work. This workshop includes a lecture, a docent-led tour, and a brushpainting workshop.