“Illumination • A Thematic Exhibition on the History of Illustration” is the first special exhibition in the country to systematically present the historical context of illustration.

The “Recreating Spiritual Realm — Contemparary Art Exhibition” invited six contemporary artists — Chen Baoyang, Deng Yuejun, Gao Shiqiang, Li Shun, Wang Zhigang, and Zheng Da, to creatively carry out contemporary transformation of traditional culture and technology, combine technology and art, creatively display traditional ideas and aesthetic concepts, and extend traditional art in modern civilization in an artistic way.

“The Memories of Jiangnan — The Calligraphy, Paintings and Refined Materials of the Wumen Literati in the Ming Dynasty” features 64 paintings and calligraphic works and 20 study items by Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) masters from Wumen (modern Suzhou) in Jiangsu Province.

The sci-fi comic universe-themed exhibition features a brand new curatorial approach in terms of narrative, artwork display, and spatial experience, creating an infinite realm of imagination that drives sci-fi creativity and imagination through visual means.

The 2024 Shenzhen International Intelligent Elderly Care Industry Expo is scheduled to open at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center in Futian District this Friday, offering a weekend-long exploration into smart elder care solutions.

Now, elegant red-clay teapots from Chaozhou can be admired at a Nanshan Museum exhibition.

Marking the 44th anniversary of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone, a new exhibition delves into the significant events in Shenzhen since reform and opening up. Through 123 paintings, photos, videos, sculptures, and personal memorabilia, the exhibition brings to life the transformations in people’s lives and the cityscape over the years.

The lobby of the Shenzhen branch of Bright Eye (“Purui” in pinyin) Hospital, a private hospital chain listed on the ChiNext board, was turned into a mini exhibition hall yesterday, attracting more than 100 senior citizens from nearby communities.