.This year’s Shanghai Art Full week was bigger as well as much better than ever before, involving two weeks of shows, regardless of issues of a decline in the art market.Anchored by 2 home-grown art fairs and also accompanying the China International Import Expo, Shanghai Fine art Week began in the 2nd week of November in the shadow of a reducing economy.While the art market is surely not as sturdy as it was a few years earlier, the metropolitan area’s powerful collecting culture shone via, especially amongst the mid class, that delight in the partnerships in between galleries as well as way of life and luxury labels that Shanghai has come to be known for.And the top quality of events pleased, as performed the sheer number of shows as well as events throughout the Yangtze Waterway Delta.” Piercing the Sky” (2024) by Yin Xiuzhen, aspect of the musician’s solo exhibit at the Power plant of Fine Art, Shanghai. Photo: thanks to Beijing CommuneAmong the best spoken about was actually Yin Xiuzhen’s solo exhibition “Puncturing the Skies”, which runs up until February 16, 2025 at the Power Station of Fine art in Shanghai’s Huangpu area. The exhibit is actually curated through prominent art chronicler Wu Hung and also features monumental works standing for various facets of her practice.