Yan Huang Art Museum, initiated and founded by the renowned Chinese painter Huang Zhou, is the first cultural public institution in China that operates under a model of private initiative with public support, integrating exhibition and research functions. 

The museum officially opened to the public in September 1991. It has a total floor area of 9,600 square meters, including 3,300 square meters of exhibition space. Its collection focuses primarily on traditional Chinese paintings, alongside ancient cultural relics, calligraphy, and other works of art. The museum also features a dedicated gallery for Huang Zhou's works, providing visitors, enthusiasts, and researchers with a space to appreciate and study his artistic achievements.

Address: 9 Huizhong Road, Asian Games Village, Chaoyang District, Beijing

(Source: Beijing Municipal Cultural Heritage Bureau)