[2025 Chengdu Attraction] Travel Guide for Tianfu Art Park Contemporary Art Museum (Updated Apr)

#discoverchina Chengdu Tianfu Art Museum is a contemporary art museum in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. Established in 1958, Chengdu Museum is by far the largest comprehensive city museum in Southwest China as well as a national first-class museum. Since the opening of the new venue in 2016, it has received nearly 16 million visitors. It has become a cultural landmark of Chengdu city, an “encyclopedia” that records and displays its magnificent history, and the spiritual home of Chengdu people. #chengdu

#travelinginchina Tianfu Art Park Contemporary Museum in Chengdu is a modern cultural hub surrounded by beautiful landscapes. The museum showcases contemporary art, including paintings, sculptures, and multimedia installations from both Chinese and international artists. The building itself is stylish and blends well with the natural scenery of Tianfu Art Park. Visitors can enjoy peaceful walks around the park, explore creative exhibitions, or relax in nearby cafés. The museum often hosts art events and workshops, making it a great place for art lovers and families. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in modern art and Chengdu’s creative scene.

Such a Long Time, Such a Rich Color: Huang Yongyu's New Works Exhibition is on display at the Tianfu Contemporary Art Museum. The exhibition is divided into five parts, with a total of 217 works by the national treasure-level painter Huang Yongyu. You can spend half a day or a whole day here. Take a closer look at the words (inscriptions) in the paintings, which are interesting, philosophical, and full of humanistic thinking.

#winhkflight Never knew the exhibits in Chengdu museums were this beautiful, especially the Where The Gaze Reaches exhibit, which hosts art from the Tokyo Fuji Art Museum as well as a few western pieces. Wonderful experience, the place was huge and beautiful and I would like to think they have one of the best views for the sunset there. Would love to go to Hong Kong so I can visit their M+ Museum as I’ve heard great things about it.