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Qu Art Museum （Gusu）

ESPACE QU ART was established in Belgium at the beginning of the 21st Century. ESPACE QU ART has spread the passion of art to every corner of the world with several branches in France, US, Cyprus and other countries. As the emerging power for art management, ESPACE QU ART is dedicated to promoting contemporary art in China. Meanwhile it creates a unique domestic stage to introduce internationally excellent artists to China and promote the most valuable and potential artists around the world, offering a first-class art space for Chinese and foreign cultural exchange and transmission.

QU ART had the opportunity to settle a museum in Suzhou,
the Venice of China.
Hidden in a typical Suzhou garden,

QU ART MUSEUM (Gusu District) located in the Gusu District of Suzhou,
the north side of the Humble Administrator's Garden and Suzhou Museum,
where is the most central part of Suzhou Gusu.

QU ART MUSEUM (Gusu District) combines elegance with the spirit of modern art,

showing the beauty of both the gardens and contemporary art.

The entrance is very simple and has a strong sense of symbolism.

Preserve the original pine tree as the background of the entrance wall to keep the original space memory of the site.

Large areas of white gives the space unique personality and charming temperament.

Meanwhile, the ground is appropriately embellished with senior gray and nature color,
which also enrich the level of space.

As the main tone in the interior space of the museum, white highlights the sense of space scale.
Clean and pure white can enhance the expressiveness of art works and stimulate the sensory dialogue between art works and audience.

In the reception area and office meeting area of the museum,

the design of multi-patio and large windows is adopted to introduce external natural light into the interior as much as possible,
so as to increase the chances of dialogue between human and natural space.

QU ART MUSEUM (Gusu District), with a total area of more than 1000 square meters with two floors,

is divided into five parts: coffee shop, exhibition space, artist studio, office space and terrace.

Through the long and slender light gathered by glass, each visitor's sight line is drawn.
From far to near, form to content, people can feel the power of light and shadow.

The selection of location,

the evolution of space and the power of light and shadow,
continued the historical context and realized the new value
of the venue.

QU ART MUSEUM (Gusu District)

introduced an international contemporary art space
for historically ancient city venues.