Bass Museum of Art

Advantages: very cheap,quiet
Disadvantages: no idea now

...i heard a lot about hong kong museum of art befor ,luckily, i visited three days ago,the hong kong museum of art is a special scenery spot in hong kong, it face victory port,although hong kong museum of art located in main he generous part of hong kong city,it is very quiet inside,and have a excellent environment arrounding it ,the service is very professional,but all of this only cost your about 10 RMB. in the museum, there are many chinese famous artists' mastworks,such as : qi baishi,liu zuochou,huang binhong.their chinese traditional arts are called water-colour arts,the main scene is mountain,rivers,trees,persons,but drawn by chinese brush,so different from westen oil paintings.and there are also many westen arts there .look wonderfull. i think if you would like chinese arts,this is place is your good choice.... Read review

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Advantages: Enormous, so much to see!
Disadvantages: Enormous - too much to see! ;-)

...The amount of art in the Met alone will astound even the most seasoned museum visitor, and that it is all of such a great a quality is sadly the second thing you'll probably notice. There is any and every type of art in this museum, and a visit will never disappoint, be it your first or fifteenth, there is so much great stuff here. Go here to see romantic art. Go to see skillfully crafted musical instruments. Go to see sculpture, go to see paintings, go to see prints and lithographs. And there's even quite a pleasant cafe for tea!... Read review

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Advantages: Very well presented and maintained.
Disadvantages:

...The Shanghai Museum is the only museum worth going to in Shanghai. It houses an impressive collection of stone artifacts, jugs, ancient keys dating to 2000 BC and an amazing collection of coins and costumes from China's 120+ ethnic groups. The museum has tried to show the diversity within China and all its composite parts which is truly rare. China normally concentrates on its conformity and its homogenous traits. This museum truly explores all of the richness of China's history through its art. An even more interesting story about the Shanghai Museum is that during the time of the Cultural Revolution, when all art and academic works were being destroyed by the Communist regime, Shanghai's inhabitants donated their furniture, books and paintings to the museum in an effort to preserve them and the history they contained... Read review

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