Constructed on the shores of Yuanbao Lake at the site of Mu Xin's childhood residence, The Mu Xin Art Museum was designed by New York-based architects Hiroshi Okamoto, Bing Lin, and Fabian Servagnat of OLI Architects PLLC starting in 2011 after the passing of Mu Xin (1927-2011). Completed in 2015, the museum displays exhibitions of Mu Xin’s surviving ink/gouache lithographs and paintings of landscapes in China that blend traditional Chinese and Western Impressionist techniques, poetry and secret books written during his three stints of imprisonment throughout the Cultural Revolution in China, collaborative work created alongside his mentor Lin Fengmian, and much more from his lifetime spent between China and New York City.