Latest Events in Xi'an(September Updated)

This exhibition offers an immersive journey through Leonardo da Vinci's legendary life, unfolding across five pivotal chapters: his beginnings in Florence, golden years in Milan, itinerant period, tranquil time in Rome, and final homage in France. The experience combines narrative settings with meticulously reconstructed paintings and invention models based on his manuscripts, enhanced by interactive digital installations and mystery-solving activities. It presents a panoramic view of this Renaissance polymath's interdisciplinary genius across art and science, inviting visitors on an extraordinary exploration of true brilliance.

The 8th Guanzhong Busy Season Art Festival officially kicked off in Caijiapo Village, Huyi District, Xi'an! This year's festival, centered on "Art Enriching Rural Areas," uses Huyi District as its main venue and extends its reach to villages along the northern foothills of the Qinling Mountains, including Chang'an, Zhouzhi, and Lantian. It aims to create a model for rural art development and features six distinctive activities and seven key events. Running throughout the year from May to October, the festival seeks to bring art truly into the fields and integrate it into people's lives.

BaoBao is here: A healing art exhibition - Xi'an Station presents an exhibition space that resembles a tranquil world named "Goodness." This exhibition is not just a visual feast but also a spiritual cleansing. Through unique artistic techniques, it transports visitors into a wondrous realm filled with kindness and love, allowing them to experience inner peace and serenity while appreciating the art.

The Chinese shadow play originated from Guanzhong in the Western Han Dynasty. In order to make more ordinary people feel the wonderful shadow play, Xi'an Museum set up a base of traditional cultural heritage in the Yanyuan Garden in the north gate of Xiaoyan Tower, and set up a stage in the park. A performance master was hired to perform a shadow play for the audience, such as bowls and bowls. In addition to the shadow play, it also displays non-material cultural art such as hand-cut paper and handmade paper umbrellas.