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Past Exhibitions
TECHNO WORLDS
2025.12.06—2026.03.29
Dorota Gawęda and Eglė Kulbokaitė: Spit and Image
2025.09.07—11.16
Bringing Death Back into Life
2025.06.29—08.17
Dan Er: Greetings
2025.03.22—06.15
Liao Wen: Trust Fall
2025.03.22—06.15
Gaia Should Be Safe
2024.11.03—2025.02.23
Folk in Order
2024.07.20—10.13
An Atlas of the Difficult World
2024.03.24—06.30
Elemental Constellations
2023.11.05—2024.02.05
Chris Zhongtian Yuan: No Door, One Window, Only Light
2023.05.21—09.03
Hu Wei: Touching A Fabric of Holes
2023.05.21—09.03
All silence is a hidden space
2023.03.17—06.24
Multispecies Clouds
2022.12.27—2023.04.16
I Imagine Angels
2022.09.25—2023.02.19
Tong Wenmin：From South to North
2022.07.10—10.10
Patty Chang: We Are All Mothers
2022.07.10—10.10
The Elephant Escaped
2022.01.15—04.16
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MACA Art Center is a non-profit contemporary art institution housed in a standalone building of minimalistic industrial style and futuristic design in Beijing's 798 Art District, a major hub for arts and culture in the city. Through forward-looking and experimental content, MACA aims to enable communication traversing disciplinary boundaries while forging international dialogues grounded in the specificities of a Chinese perspective. Our programmatic scope, which spans exhibitions, research initiatives, pan-performance practices, and alternative communal engagement, signals a commitment to exploring ideas outside established epistemic frameworks. MACA seeks to position itself as a new institutional mode, proposing an alternative coordinate within the topology of Chinese contemporary art. Through art, we address our radically transforming times.

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