UCCA Center for Contemporary Art in Beijing
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UCCA Center for Contemporary Art

Beijing · China · Founded 2007

China's leading independent contemporary art institution, in a former factory in the 798 Art District.

About UCCA Center for Contemporary Art

Founded by Belgian collectors Guy and Myriam Ullens in 2007, UCCA was one of the first contemporary art institutions in mainland China to gain international standing.

The flagship venue in Beijing's 798 Art District presents major solo and group exhibitions, often co-organised with leading global museums, alongside a year-round public programme.

Collections & Highlights

Major contemporary exhibitions in 798
1950s factory-shed architecture
UCCA Lab and educational programmes
Sister venues UCCA Dune and UCCA Edge

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