上海艺仓美术馆

Modern Art Museum Shanghai (MAM) stands at 4777 Binjiang Avenue in Pudong New Area, on the east bank of the Huangpu at the old Laobaidu coal wharf, in a coal bunker built in the 1980s. The first Shanghai Urban Space Art Season used the partly dismantled bunker in 2015 as a case-study venue, with an exhibition titled 'Reload' that demonstrated how its rough industrial spaces could hold art; Atelier Deshaus (Liu Yichun) then worked with Tongji Architectural Design Group on the conversion, and the museum opened in 2016. The building offers close to 7,000 square metres across five galleries, retaining the bunker's tall volumes and industrial structure, and is completed by an art shop, café, bar and roof terrace. Beyond the main block, 15 corridor units and an elevated walkway run 1.2 kilometres north along the river — formerly the coal route and now used as flexible pop-up exhibition and performance spaces. The programme stresses diversity, openness, exchange and learning, spanning classical and contemporary art from East and West, modern design and everyday aesthetics, and new technology and media, with public education organised under the idea that 'art is happening'. It has been a Pudong night-economy demonstration site since 2019 and hosts a Friday-evening music night. Metro Line 4 to Tangqiao (Exit 4) is about a 15-minute walk; buses 795 and 1019 stop at Pudian Road, and routes 01, 82, 314, 607, 789, 818, 981, 985 and 992 serve Pudong South Road/Pudian Road.