Bàng! Children’s Arts Festival, organized by OCT Harbour, OCT-LOFT, OCAT Shenzhen and OCT Park, opened recently in Nanshan District, presenting a series of enlightening and interactive events for children.

Design Society’s ongoing “Values of Design: China in the Making” exhibition, which opened in 2020 at the V&A Gallery at the Sea World Culture and Arts Center in Shenzhen, explores the growing field of Chinese design and attempts to seek flexible solutions via design.

If the summer heat keeps up, why not spend some time with quality art in the air-conditioned art museums? The He Xiangning Art Museum is currently holding the “From Dong Qichang to Fu Baoshi” exhibition and you are sure to find some cool works.

People who visit Raffles Shenzhen could also check some public artworks on a nearby small square, as the One Art 2022 is being held there.

French musician and artist Philippe Katerine has decorated The MixC Shenzhen Bay with his massive bubblegum pink installations, disclosing the artist’s philosophy of “simply open your eyes, you can always find something cute somewhere and it’s just a matter of perception.”