This father-and-son exhibition presents more than 100 examples of molten-copper art across four sections, moving from vessel forms and coloured copper to ink-like surfaces and large symbolic works. It also connects the material to Wuxi through pieces inspired by the Grand Canal and Taihu stone.

The exhibition runs until 31 October in the west-wing basement temporary gallery. The official page does not state a separate ticket price, so confirm access arrangements with the museum before travelling.