深圳美术馆
深圳美术馆的前身是深圳展览馆，始建于1976年，是深圳最早的一个艺术品展览机构，深圳特区成立后，经市政府批准，于1987年正式更名为深圳美术馆。现有占地面积5500㎡，建筑面积2800㎡，展厅面积1200㎡。
深圳美术馆 介绍
深圳美术馆位于深圳市罗湖区东湖公园深圳水库风景区内，青山绿水环抱，景色宜人，是一处既有优美独特的自然风光，又可欣赏高雅艺术的文化殿堂。
深圳美术馆前身是深圳展览馆，始建于1976年，是深圳最早的艺术品展览机构，深圳特区成立后，经市政府批准，于1987年正式更名为深圳美术馆。现有占地面积5500㎡，建筑面积2800㎡，展厅面积1200㎡。
建馆以来，深圳美术馆利用特区“文化窗口”的作用、毗邻港澳的地理优势，通过多种形式的活动，积极推进海内外艺术交流。2002年，深圳美术馆将“关注当代艺术，关注本土艺术”确立为自身的学术定位，策划举办年度中国当代艺术专题展和深圳本土艺术专题展，以此推进中国当代艺术和深圳本地艺术的发展，塑造了城市美术馆的良好形象。近年来，深圳美术馆努力为专业艺术工作者、艺术爱好者及广大民众提供全方位的服务，积极共建社会公共文化服务体系，全力打造公共服务型美术馆。
深圳美术馆 收藏
深圳美术馆积极贯彻学术定位进行相关收藏，已逐渐形成以20世纪名家经典收藏、中国当代艺术、深圳本土艺术为龙头的收藏特色，并在此基础上强调收藏种类的多样性，进行各种类型艺术精品的收藏。现有典藏中国画、油画、版画、、雕塑、书法、水彩、漫画、剪纸、摄影等共计4608件。
藏品中既有潘天寿、赵望云、蒋兆和、李可染、吴作人、叶浅予、李苦禅、黄胄、吴冠中、陆俨少、程十发、唐云、关良、关山月、黎雄才、赖少其等大家之作，也有张晓刚、岳敏君、方力钧、王广义、曾梵志、周春芽、何多苓、许江、叶永青等当代艺术名家的作品，还有深圳本土艺术家参加全国重要展览并获奖的具有地方特色与时代精神的优秀作品。
深圳美术馆 展览
深圳美术馆建馆早期举办了一系列弘扬中国艺术的重要美术展览，如第十二届全国版画作品展、第七届全国美展水粉水彩粉画展及吴昌硕、丰子恺、黄宾虹、徐悲鸿、傅抱石、蒋兆和、李可染、吴作人、李苦禅、黄胄、吴冠中等大家画展，并在1985年成功举办了具有全国影响力的“深圳美术节”。在当代艺术方面，深圳美术馆立足于自身的学术目标，自“观念的图像——2002中国当代油画邀请展”到“流痕——2015年当代艺术展”，每年主办了一系列具有学术性和影响力的当代艺术展览。在关注本土艺术方面，不断梳理和研究深圳本土艺术创作，精心策划了各个门类的本土艺术家个展和群展，充分展示了深圳本土画家丰硕的创作成果。此外，深圳美术馆还持续举办中国名家系列作品展，见证中国艺术在时代中的变化、发展、承传与变革。
深圳美术馆 学术研究
深圳美术馆一直深入关注当代艺术创作及批评理论现状，并对当代艺术界出现的问题具有敏锐的观察力，从而提出一些值得艺术界广泛关注和思考的问题。除当代艺术展外，举办美术馆论坛也是深圳美术馆贯彻学术定位的一大举措。深圳美术馆论坛两年举办一次，时至今日，已经成功举办了多届美术馆论坛，出版了《艺术新视界》、《艺术与社会》等与论坛主题相关的多本论文集。这一系列学术活动不仅活跃艺术批评氛围，还在一定程度上推动了中国当代艺术创作与当代艺术批评的进一步发展，而相关论文集中收录的不同时期针对艺术界焦点问题的理论文章，为深入研究和理解中国当代艺术提供了理论支持和帮助。
深圳美术馆 公共教育
近年来，深圳美术馆利用美术馆自身拥有的藏品、展览和学术等资源，将公共教育与展览集合，通过语音导览、志愿者导览、学术讲座、 艺术沙龙 、研讨会、座谈会、美术馆课堂、艺术面对面、儿童体验互动活动、大学生及青少年体验活动等多种形式进行丰富多彩的公共教育活动，充分体现美术馆的公共性和公益性。同时还加强专业化志愿者队伍的建设，推出志愿者素质与专业技能培训和讲座，提高志愿者导览的专业能力，更好地为大众服务。此外，深圳美术馆还挂牌“深圳市美术学校教研基地”、“深圳市文体旅游局美术教育基地”、“深圳大学艺术与设计学院实习基地”、“深圳职业技术学院实习基地”、“梅林社区莲花北社区活动基地”。
深圳美术馆 机构
深圳美术馆是 深圳市文体旅游局 直属事业单位 ，内设四部一室，推广策划部、研究收藏部、展览陈列部、公共教育部、行政办公室。
深圳美术馆 联系方式
地址：深圳爱国路东湖一街32号
开馆时间：上午9:00－下午5:00
逢星期一闭馆。全年免费开放
深圳美术馆 公共交通
市内公共大巴3、17、308、320路至“水库”站下车，入东湖公园内，沿指示牌缓步即至。
深圳美术馆 英文版介绍
SHENZHEN ART MUSEUM
Introduction
Shenzhen Art Museum is idyllically situated in the Shenzhen Reservoir Scenic Area of East Lake Park in Luohu District. The museum is surrounded by mountains and blue waters which offer a picturesque backdrop of beautiful natural scenery and the perfect cultural sanctuary for fine art.
Shenzhen Art Museum formerly known as Shenzhen Exhibition Hall was founded in 1976 and officially renamed Shenzhen Art Museum after approval from the municipal government in 1987 and following the establishment of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone. The museum covers a total area of 5500㎡ with a floor space of 2800㎡and an exhibition area of 1200㎡.
Since its establishment Shenzhen Art Museum has been able to effectively take advantage of its proximity to Hong Kong and Macao offering visitors an insightful "cultural window" through hosting various activities and promoting artistic exchanges both domestically and abroad. In 2002 Shenzhen Art Museum began placing greater emphasis on "focusing on contemporary urban and domestic art" as its main academic targets. The museum plans the annual \China Contemporary Art Thematic Exhibition’ and the \Shenzhen Local Art Thematic Exhibition’ shaping a positive and reputable image of a city museum. In more recent years Shenzhen Art Museum has continued to strive towards providing a complete range of services for professional artists art lovers and the general public - presenting a comprehensive window into the world of art. It continues to actively develop and build its image through creating a fully public service-orientated art museum for everyone to enjoy.
Collections
ThroughadheringtoitsacademicfocusShenzhenArtMuseumhasactivelyacquiredawiderangeofartworkstograduallybuildupextensiveanddiversecollectionssuchasthe‘Classic20CenturyArtMasters’collection‘ChinaContemporaryArt’collectionand‘ShenzhenLocalArt’collection.Thesecurrentcollectionsamountto4608workswhichincludeartisticmediumssuchastraditionalChinesepaintingsoilpaintingsprintmakingsculpturescalligraphywatercolorscaricaturespapercuttingsandphotography.ThecollectionsincludeworksbyfamouspastartistssuchasPanTianshouZhaoWangyunJiangZhaoheLiKerenWuZuorenYeQianyuLiKuchanHuangZhouWuGuanzhongLuYanshaoChengShifaTangYunGuanLiangGuanShanyueLiXiongcaiandLaiShaoqi.ThecollectionsalsoincludeworksbycontemporaryartistssuchasZhangXiaogangYueMinjunFangLijunWangGuangyiZengFanzhiZhouChunyaHeDuolingXuJiangandYeYongqing.AlsofeaturedareoutstandingpiecesbylocalawardwinningartistswhohaveparticipatedinrenownednationalexhibitionsandwhoareabletocapturethelocalspiritandagesofShenzhenthroughtheirworks.
Exhibitions
In the early days Shenzhen Art Museum held a series of important art exhibitions to promote Chinese art such as the ‘Twelfth National Printmaking Exhibition’ the ‘Seventh National Gouache Watercolor and Pastel Painting Arts Exhibition’ as well as exhibitions by such masters as Wu Changshuo Feng Zikai Huang Binhong Xu Beihong Fu Baoshi Jiang Zhaohe Li Keran Wu Zuoren Li Kuchan Huang Zhou and Wu Guanzhong. Shenzhen Art Museum also successfully held the nationally influential Shenzhen Art Festival in 1985. In terms of contemporary art and complimenting its own academic ambitions the museum has also hosted a series of academic and influential contemporary art exhibitions from "The Image Of Concept” - a 2002 Chinese contemporary oil paintings invitational exhibition to "The Flow” - a 2015 contemporary arts exhibition. Through paying close attention to local art artists and creations as well as being continuously involved in the local art scene Shenzhen Art Museum has been able to plan various elaborate local art solo and group exhibitions. These exhibitions show off the abundance in creativity and skill that local Shenzhen artists possess. Looking to the future Shenzhen Art Museum will continue to play host to a series of art exhibitions featuring works by famous artists and give witness to the changes developments inheritance and innovations of Chinese art over time.
Academic Research
Shenzhen Art Museum is fully focused on the present status and criticisms of contemporary artistic creations and works. Through keenly observing problems identified with contemporary art the museum has been raising a number of issues worthy of attention and providing thought-provoking ideas to be discussed among the relevant art circles. As a result in addition to hosting contemporary art exhibitions and in order to adhere to its academic positioning the Shenzhen Art Museum Forum is another major initiative. The Forum is held once every two years and has already enjoyed a number of successful sessions resulting in publications such as "A New Vision of Art" and "Art and Society" among other forum theme-related papers. This series of academic activities not only provides a platform. and positive atmosphere to critique art but also to a certain extent promotes the further development of Chinese contemporary artistic works and contemporary art criticism. The related papers and articles provide in-depth discussions theoretical support and understanding of both Chinese contemporary art and art from the different artistic periods throughout history.
Public Education
In more recent years Shenzhen Art Museum has been able to integrate public education into its exhibitions by taking advantage of its own diverse collections thematic exhibitions and academic resources. A wide range of experiences have been offered to visitors such as comprehensive audio guides volunteer led tours lectures art salons seminars symposiums face-to-face classroom teachings interactive activities aimed at children and activities focused towards teenagers and college students. These experiences and activities fully embody the values of public welfare and community spirit held by Shenzhen Art Museum. To achieve this Shenzhen Art Museum continues to strengthen its team of professional volunteers and launch training sessions and lectures concerning competency and professional skills to help improve volunteers’ abilities as tour operators - ultimately providing a better service to the public. In addition Shenzhen Art Museum is also listed as a “key teaching and research base” for Shenzhen art schools a fine arts education base for the Culture Sports and Tourism Bureau of Shenzhen an internship and vocational training base for both Shenzhen University College of Art and Design and Shenzhen Polytechnic as well as an activity base for the Meilin and Lianhua North local communities.
Organizational Structure
Shenzhen Art Museum is a government-affiliated institution under the direct governance of the Culture Sports and Tourism Bureau of Shenzhen. The operations of the museum consist of an executive office and three departments (Promotion and Curatorial Department Research and Collections Department and the Exhibitions and Displays Department).
Contact Us
Address: No. 32 East Lake Street Ai Guo Road Shenzhen
Opening Hours: 09:00am - 17:00pm
Closed On Mondays | Open All Year Round | Free Admission
How To Find Us
By Public Transport: Take city bus routes 3 17 308 or 320 to “水库”(ShuiKu/Reservoir) bus stop. Then enter East Lake (Dong Hu) Park and follow the signs. Once inside the park at the first crossroads please turn left towards Qu Wei Zoo where the museum is located at the end of the road.
