Jiayuanhai Art Museum is a public institution located in a rural setting in the northwestern outskirts of Shanghai, officially opened in 2024. Within the dynamic spaces designed by the acclaimed Japanese architect Tadao Ando, its exhibitions display many diverse media in an exploration of Shanghai’s distinctive Haipai culture within the context of global contemporary art. In spring and autumn, it stands as Shanghai’s only art museum producing rice and grapes, and offers unique rural charm with new possibilities for redefining the boundaries between art and life.