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The Pan He Sculpture Art Garden is located on Houjiao West Street, Guangzhou Avenue South, Haizhu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. It consists of an outdoor sculpture park covering 38 acres and an indoor sculpture art gallery spanning over 2,000 square meters, with a total planned area of approximately 40 acres. The Pan He Sculpture Art Garden serves as a crowning touch to the cultural development of downtown Guangzhou, and...

Pan He Sculpture Art Garden

The Pan He Sculpture Art Garden is a national AAA-level tourist attraction and a patriotic education base.

The Pan He Sculpture Art Garden is located on Houjiao West Street, Guangzhou Avenue South, Haizhu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. It consists of an outdoor sculpture park covering 38 acres and an indoor sculpture art gallery spanning over 2,000 square meters, with a total planned area of approximately 40 acres.

The Pan He Sculpture Art Garden is a crowning touch to the cultural development of downtown Guangzhou. It has also been designated as a district-level patriotic education base and integrity education base by the Publicity Department of the Haizhu District Committee. In addition to permanently exhibiting over 70 urban sculptures created by Master Pan He during his 70-year artistic career—distributed across nearly 70 cities and featuring diverse themes—the garden focuses on outdoor sculpture exhibitions. It hosts irregular exhibitions of works by various sculpture groups and individual artists, actively engages in international exchanges, and maintains contact and communication with sculptors from different countries and cities abroad. Scholar exchanges (including solo and joint exhibitions) and life experiences are also arranged. This creates a unique sculpture-themed cultural landscape and an artistic platform for dialogue between sculptors and the general public. The garden serves a wide range of functions, including academic research, exhibition curation, aesthetic and patriotic education, collection of fine artworks, and promotion of cultural and artistic exchanges between China and foreign countries.

"Goddess of Culture"

The Pan He Sculpture Art Garden is an open artistic space featuring a cloud stream, orchards, green lawns, fountains, and rest pavilions, as well as an open-air audience stage. Together with the multi-functional exhibition hall, sculpture gallery, art training center, video conference room, artist studios, tea house, and bar within the Pan He Sculpture Art Gallery, they form a well-equipped, high-level public cultural venue. The indoor sculpture art gallery primarily displays Master Pan He’s easel sculptures, paintings, documents, manuscripts, and audiovisual materials. It also includes a multi-functional exhibition hall available for other artists to hold solo and joint exhibitions of easel sculptures, art salons, thematic academic exhibitions, and art seminars, thereby establishing a platform for multicultural artistic exchange.

The Sculpture Gallery of the Pan He Sculpture Art Gallery is situated within the serene environment of the Pan He Sculpture Art Garden and is one of the few professional sculpture art galleries in Guangzhou. The gallery regularly presents solo and joint exhibitions by Chinese and international artists, organizes diverse art salons, thematic academic exhibitions, and art seminars, creating a platform for multicultural artistic exchange. With art information products at its core, it serves universities, art institutions, and individuals. The Sculpture Art Gallery promotes modern sculpture art through its exhibitions.

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"Pursuing the Fugitives"

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