No need to travel far in the sweltering heat—SIP’s art venues offer cool indoor cultural spaces for exploring trendy IPs, natural science, contemporary art, and photography.

The 688 Arts & Fashion Space is transforming into a sea of artistry. Major exhibitions include the “Call the Name of Light” exhibition, which is designed to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Ultraman series (Japanese sci-fi-themed franchise), and an exhibition of over 60 species of rare insects and reptiles.

The exhibition of Chinese artist Dai Jiafeng’s works is underway at SIP Urban Art Space, while the “Panning for Gold” Fang Lijun Art Exhibition is going on at Jinji Lake Art Museum.

The “One Lens, All Worlds” exhibition at Suzhou Eslite Bookstore features multiple themes: Earth’s beauty, human stories, historic moments, and urban transformation.

By Yangcheng Lake, the Ui ART Center is presenting a new exhibition entitled “The Second Resistance: Another Kind of Art Since the Turn of the Century”, which highlights contemporary issues. Besides, a Matisse art exhibition and a photography exhibition remain open there.

This summer, SIP invites you to join the seasonal rendezvous and capture your own summer delights and heart-stirring moments amid the bustling shopping districts, the interplay of art and culture, and the gentle lake breeze at dusk.