Macau｜The recent Silk Road exhibition worth checking out is super stunning~

A road crossing thousands of years is quietly awakening~
Right under the Sky Pavilion of MGM Macau, a new cultural landmark—the Poly MGM Museum
Echoes the whispers of the Silk Road spanning millennia

From Western Zhou bronzes to contemporary paintings, over 200 artifacts are like time capsules💊
Not only a visual feast of cultural relics but also a dialogue across time and space~

Macau, once an important port on the Maritime Silk Road,
Makes this exhibition even more meaningful🏛️
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🌟 Four major themed spaces for an immersive experience
🏺 "Vast Sea and Western Winds" — The Epic of Exploration
The patterns on bronzes witness the earliest cultural exchanges
Every artifact here is a concrete embodiment of the Silk Road spirit

🌊 "Brilliant Stars" — The Romance of the Maritime Silk Road
The ultimate silk products from the Qing Dynasty✔️ The dragon-patterned throne carpet is stunning
Various enamelware, blue-and-white porcelain, and spices whisper under blue light and shadow
As if witnessing the encounter between Portuguese merchant ships and Eastern civilization

🕌 "Harmony and Dust" — A Feast of Aesthetic Display
Diverse presentations of grottoes and Dunhuang art
Enjoy Tan Dun’s restored✔️ ancient Silk Road musical instruments
✔️ The giant digital work "Watching All Phenomena on the Wall" revitalizes traditional murals

🎨 "Grand Road and Brocade Journey" — The Inheritance of Art
Two masterpieces by Zao Wou-Ki, "13.02.62" and "Untitled"✨
Brushstrokes flow with a fusion of Eastern poetry and Western abstraction, standing before the paintings you can feel cosmic energy🌌
Sanyu’s "Pink Vase with Wild Chrysanthemum" is also breathtaking… a few strokes sketch pride and gentleness, truly a priceless romance🥀

A trip to Macau,
Is not just about viewing the exhibition but a heartfelt gaze into history💫
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"Silk Road"
📅 Exhibition period: 2025.10–2026.8
🎫 Free admission, online reservation recommended, tickets also available on-site
⏰ Hours: Mon-Fri 11:00-19:00; Sat & public holidays 10:00-20:00; Sun 10:00-19:00
📍 Poly MGM Museum, 2nd Floor, MGM Macau