Logo of Burberry at the Grand Canal Bund Art Museum. [Photo/WeChat account: news-wuxixinwen]

Following the enthusiastic recommendation by Louis Vuitton, the century-old British brand Burberry came to Wuxi, Jiangsu province, from March 1 to 6.

This new product sharing session occurred at the Grand Canal Bund Art Museum.

Under the red brick chimneys, fashion trends and industrial civilization danced together, bringing a visual feast for the citizens of Wuxi.

The brand's evening banquet was held at the Yixing UCCA Clay Museum, where ceramic civilization and avant-garde art collide and resonate, offering a refreshing experience.

Yixing UCCA Clay Museum. [Photo/WeChat account: news-wuxixinwen]

The Grand Canal Bund Art Museum, with an approximately 810 square meters of building area, was crafted by the internationally renowned architect Kengo Kuma.

Leveraging its unique riverside landscape and industrial heritage buildings, it has become a cultural and artistic center representing the exchange between Wuxi and the world. To date, it has successfully hosted numerous high-end art exhibitions and renowned cultural exchange exhibitions.

The Yixing UCCA Clay Museum features a flexible layout with multiple exhibition halls to accommodate various scales and types of exhibitions. Additionally, the museum includes an independent multi-function hall, lecture hall, conference rooms, art shop, cafe store, and leisure areas, providing audiences with a comprehensive artistic experience.