Wuxi Green Wave Art Museum. [Photo/Wuxi Daily]

The Wuxi Green Wave Art Museum, featuring art exhibitions, cultural exchanges, and study tours, opened to the public on June 5 in ancient Yaoge village, Binhu district, Wuxi, East China's Jiangsu province.

The art museum was repurposed from Xiangyang Tea Factory buildings from the 1960s. With a total area of 2,500 square meters, the facility includes three art exhibition halls for glassware, oil painting, and sculpture, as well as the Green Wave Cafe, cultural and creative shops, and art markets, creating a comprehensive public cultural experiential space.

An artist creates a painting at Wuxi Green Wave Art Museum. [Photo/Wuxi Daily]

The entire museum consists of three buildings – the Glassware Exhibition Hall, Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall, and Artist Studios.

The Glassware Exhibition Hall showcases nearly 100 glass art pieces created by top artists from over 20 countries worldwide. The highlight of the exhibition hall is Terracotta Warriors, composed of six glass terracotta warriors and the world's largest glass horse sculpture.

Terracotta Warriors are showcased at the Glassware Exhibition Hall of the Wuxi Green Wave Art Museum. [Photo/Wuxi Daily]

The museum will also host art markets in Yaoge village periodically, where the art pieces are mainly original works by students and teachers from major Chinese art academies such as the China Academy of Art and Hubei Institute of Fine Arts.