Meticulous copies reveal Palace Museum craft
Shenzhen Museum has opened an exhibition presenting 101 exquisite hand-painted reproductions of ancient painting and calligraphic masterpieces from the Palace Museum in Beijing.
Tang Dinghua's 'Childhood' returns for an encore in Shenzhen
“Childhood Innocence in Ink — Works by Tang Dinghua” opened at Peng Bao Xuan Art Gallery in Nanshan District on Tuesday.
Bay Area dance season brings an art extravaganza to SZ
Shenzhen's cultural calendar is set for an exhilarating highlight as the 2025 Bay Area International Dance Season swings into full gear, presenting a multi-faceted celebration of movement that promises to captivate dance enthusiasts until January 2026.
Tiger Pan designs 2026 Year of the Horse stamp for UNPA
Shenzhen designer Pan Hu, known as Tiger Pan, has designed the 2026 Year of the Horse stamp for United Nations Postal Administration (UNPA).
New gallery and exhibition debut in Shenzhen
L-Art Gallery opened its Shenzhen space on Nov. 9, located on the second floor of the Shenzhen Museum of Contemporary Art and Urban Planning in Futian District. Numerous guests from the art circle, scholars, and members of the media attended the opening.
STF invites you to get into the act
The 2025 Shekou Theater Festival (STF) is being held in Shekou until Nov. 16.
British scholar launches new book decoding Shenzhen
Prominent British academic Alan Macfarlane presented his new book, “The Shenzhen Mystery,” at a forum in the city Monday evening, offering an international perspective on Shenzhen’s meteoric rise from a humble fishing village to a global tech hub.
Special report chronicles Shenzhen literature
As the founding of the Pengcheng Literary Institute draws near, Book Capital, a magazine under Shenzhen Publishing Group, dedicates its latest issue to tracing the 45-year journey of Shenzhen literature, launching a special feature titled “An Institute Founded on Literature: Shenzhen’s Expression of China’s Narrative.”
CUHK-Shenzhen's Eighth College launches lecture series, blending science with art
The Eighth College of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen (CUHK-Shenzhen) launched its first lecture of the Blessings Pavilion Series on October 28.
Folk art craft exhibition resonates with new era
The 9th Shenzhen Folk Art Craft Exhibition presents the diverse landscape of Shenzhen’s folk arts, featuring more than 200 exquisite works across over 40 categories, including pottery, dough sculpture, cotton sculpture, clay sculpture, paper-cutting, embroidery, pyrography, wheat-straw painting, copper engraving, inkstone carving, and woodcarving.
Crowds revel in Hakka traditions and pop beats
Gankeng Hakka Town, a popular tourist destination in Longgang District, was bustling with weekend crowds. Visitors flocked to relish delicious local snacks, snap the distinct Hakka architecture set against serene scenery, and explore the area’s unique culture.
SZ Bay Culture Square to host intl. exhibitions
The highly-anticipated Shenzhen Bay Culture Square, a striking new cultural landmark located in Nanshan’s Houhai area, is set to open to the public by the end of this year.
