The differences between Shanghai and Beijing are fairly evident but for years now, Moganshan Road has been Shanghai’s equivalent to Beijing’s 798. With warehouse style spaces on a smaller scale, Moganshan is not completely dissimilar, it does however, lack the atmosphere. But, the recently opened (July 2008) James Cohan Gallery in Shanghai not only deserves attention for the significant artists it shows, it also has established itself in the most beautiful old Shanghainese house. High ceilings and art deco details, this first floor gallery comprising of 3 main rooms and 2 offices is one of the most unique and beautiful spaces I have come across for a long time. For some serious art in seriously lovely setting, it is well worth a visit.
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