Shenzheners are having a rare opportunity to admire iconic Western figure and portrait paintings, such as Giorgio de Chirico’s “Hector and Andromache,” Marc Chagall’s “The Circus,” and René Magritte’s “Abstract Idea,” at a free exhibition at Nanshan Museum.

A total of 133 pieces of Chinese calligraphic works and paintings by 65 contemporary masters are on display at the Art Museum of Guangming Culture and Art Center through this Sunday, offering a comprehensive perspective on traditional Chinese fine arts in our modern era.

Here is a list of art exhibitions art enthusiasts could not miss.

Members of Shenzhen Concert Hall’s fan club “Music Lovers” are in for a treat today, as they can sit at Spanish pianist Mario Alonso’s recital for free.

The Chinese version of Owen O’Neill and Dave Johns’ stage adaptation of “The Shawshank Redemption,” featuring a cast of Chinese-speaking foreigners, will premiere at Pingshan Theater on Jan. 4, 2024.

Under the baton of Spanish conductor José María Moreno, the Shenzhen Symphony Orchestra (SZSO) will perform the works of Manuel de Falla, the most distinguished Spanish composer of the early 20th century as well as “The Legend of Maritime Silk Road,” a piano concerto written by British pianist and composer John Lenehan.

Upcoming performances including concerts, ballet and more will be presented in town from Nov. 28 to Dec. 3.

The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra (HK Phil), one of Asia’s foremost classical orchestras, will perform a concert this Saturday evening under the baton of resident conductor Lio Kuokman at Shenzhen Concert Hall.

Live gigs by international musicians will be presented from Dec. 2 to 24 in town.

Discover the current movies in theaters across the city and moviegoers can book a ticket on WeChat miniprogram "Maoyan."

The 16th Chinese Stone Carving Exhibition commenced at the Sea World Culture and Arts Center in Shekou yesterday morning, providing residents with a firsthand experience of the beauty and charm of China’s four national stones.

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (CMS), one of the largest and most influential chamber music organizations in the world, is leaving for China next week for a six-city, over-two-week tour with Shenzhen on the list, adding further momentum to growing people to people exchanges between China and the United States.