郑州美术馆（新馆）

Zhengzhou Art Museum's new hall occupies No. 10 Wenlan Street, Zhongyuan District, Zhengzhou, at the southeast corner of Danshui Avenue and Changchun Road in the Changxihu Central Cultural District, where it forms a cultural cluster with the Zhengzhou Museum, Grand Theatre and new Science and Technology Museum. The museum was founded in 1997 with its Ruida hall on Ruida Road; the new hall broke ground in 2016 and opened on 25 October 2020 with an investment of RMB 530 million. Sharing a plot with the Zhengzhou Archives and Local Chronicles Hall, the museum itself has 23,000 sqm above ground over four floors, seven galleries totalling 7,000 sqm, a largest hall of 1,700 sqm and 1,800 metres of hanging line. Technical systems include professional gallery lighting, central air-conditioning, constant temperature and humidity control and round-the-clock security and fire monitoring, allowing painting, sculpture, print, photography, video and large installation shows. The building was designed by the Zeng Qun studio of Tongji Architectural Design (TJAD) and built by China Construction Seventh Engineering Bureau; it takes the ancient "dou" grain-measure form as its parent shape, clad in light-grey precast concrete panels imitating stone, with a parametric skin that translates grotto motifs, solid by day and softly lit at night. Metro Line 14 to Olympic Sports Centre station (Exit F) serves the site, with Line 10 connecting at the Party School station. It opens Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, last entry 16:30, closed Mondays; individuals enter with ID and groups book ahead.