Chinanews, Beijing, November 3 – The Ullens Center for Contemporary Art (UCCA), a place to keep and display the collections of the Belgian Baron Ullens, one of the most important collectors of modern arts, was founded in the 798 Art Zone in Beijing.The UCCA will be opened to the general public on November 5. A press briefing was held there on November 1. The total area of the UCCA is about 8,000 sq m, which used to be a workshop. Its industrial style and structure has been well preserved.As a non-profit organization, the UCAA also plans to host a series of exhibitions of contemporary arts from both home and abroad. Other educational programs are also on schedule to bring audiences and artists closer together.