Wuhan Art Museum

Wuhan Art Museum is a publicly-run art museum in Wuhan, Hubei, China. It focuses on Chinese contemporary and modern art. The museum moved in 2008 to a five-story building that was formerly the Kincheng Bank, located between Zhongshan Avenue and Baohua Street in the Hankou area. The ground-floor atrium has a ring corridor structure, and the main exhibition halls are on the second and third floors.

Nicht verpassen

• The atrium on the first floor features a ring corridor structure that serves as the architectural hub.
• Seven exhibition halls on the second and third floors, covering about 4,230 square meters.
• A collection of over a thousand works by nearly 200 artists from across China, especially Hubei province.
• Works include traditional Chinese painting, oil painting, photography, sculpture, and watercolors.
• Special exhibitions such as the Wuhan Ink and Wash Biennale, with past editions like 'Ink Attack' (2017) and 'Ink and Object' (2019).

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Wissenswertes vor dem Besuch

• The museum is publicly run and located in the Hankou area of Wuhan.
• The collection focuses on domestic Chinese contemporary and modern art, with many works from Hubei province.

Ein Stück Geschichte

The museum was founded on 12 December 1986. In 2008, it relocated to its current site, the former Kincheng Bank building.