After the construction dust of the Bund finally settled down, Studio Rouge reopened at its old spot last night. Art lovers flocked in the rain to 17 Fuzhou Lu, getting treated to a new exhibition of pop art called "To Get Rich is Glorious." more ›

Just one week in and 2009 has been largely dull, grey, and wet. Thankfully then, the good people at Split Works have put together a ten day long festival of art and music to warm our cockles - starting today. According to the organisers, Jue Festival is "an excuse to leave your hidey-hole and experience a punk show, an art installation, and everything in between", which sounds pretty good to us. The festival (which is also taking place in Beijing), will showcase some of Shanghai's best creative talent and is hosting a diverse set of artists and performers. more ›

Shanghaiist was at the opening of Shanghai-based artist Chen Hangfeng's latest art show at Art Labor over the weekend and left suitably wooed by the artworks, especially the delightfully detailed Logomania Wallpaper and the centerpiece glitterama, Luxurious Riffraff. more ›