SHANGHAI

Glass sculpture donated

Slovakian artist Pavol Hloska has donated his latest creation, glass sculpture The Tower to the Shanghai Museum of Glass. Hloska, 58, is internationally famous for his optical glass artworks, which fully present the unique quality of glass by luminous cuttings like diamonds. The 100 centimeter-high sculpture has joined the permanent exhibition in the museum. A special exhibition is being held at Levant Art Gallery, presenting more glass artworks from Slovakia, brought to China by Gallery Nova from Slovakia.

9:30 am-5 pm, Tue-Sun, Shanghai Museum of Glass, 685 Changjiang Xi Road, Baoshan district, Shanghai. 021-66181970. Glass from Slovak exhibition: 10 am-6 pm, Mon-Fri, until Nov 5, Levant Gallery of Art, 4F, Building 20, 28 Yuyao Road, Shanghai. 021-5213-5366.

Ice-skating cartoons

Disney on Ice, the ice show featuring figure skaters dressed as Disney cartoon characters, will return to Shanghai. The performances, deriving their music and plots from various Disney films and properties, have been very popular with children in Shanghai. Disney on Ice: Treasure Trove is the latest production from Feld Entertainment. The show integrates stories from eight Disney films and 50 characters, from its first feature film Snow White and the Seven Dwarves to the 50th Tangled. The show toured successfully in Japan and Dalian in Liaoning province. It will move to Macao after seven shows in Shanghai.

7:30 pm, Nov 15-17. Mercedes-Benz Arena, 1200 Expo Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai. 021-5150-9199.

Imperial palace art

Long Museum is presenting a solo exhibition of the work of Puru (1896-1963). The artist is a member of the Manchu Aisin Gioro clan, and once was a candidate for the throne. His cousin Puyi was chosen to be the last emperor of China. As a prince, Puru was able to access the rich art collection in the imperial palace. With the fall of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), he made a living by selling paintings and calligraphy. He had strongly opposed Puyi's cooperation with the Japanese invaders and moved to Taiwan in 1947. Founder of Long Museum Liu Yiqian is a passionate lover of Puru's art and possesses what is possibly the largest private collection of his work.

9:30 am-5 pm, Mon-Sun, Oct 26-Jun 30, 2014. Long Museum, 210, Lane 2255 Luoshan Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai. 021-6877-8787.

Telepopmusic debuts in China

French group Telepopmusic will give its debut concert in China. Telepopmusic is a French electronic music trio founded in 1997. Fabrice Dumont takes responsibility of the overall musical arrangements, structure and bass playing, whereas Stephan Haeri takes charge of all kinds of audio processing and mixing, and Chirstophe Hetier works as a popular Anti-pop DJ. Breathe from the band's album Genetic World won a Grammy award nomination and in 2013 the group released a new EP named Try Me Anyway/Fever.

9 pm, Nov 8. Shanghai QSW (Shallow Water Bay) Culture Center－Grand Theater, 179 Yichang Road, Shanghai. 021-6266-1110.