From Jaffa Lam’s solo exhibition to the launch of K11 HACC’s new art space, Art Week Shenzhen 2025 offers a number of compelling reasons for those attending Art Basel Hong Kong at the end of this month to make a trip across the mainland China border.
Most intriguingly, the art week – running from March 24 to 30 in China’s southern tech hub – is democratising an experience usually reserved for collectors: visits to artists’ studios and private homes.
A total of 11 artists and collectors are opening their doors, giving the public a rare glimpse into how art integrates with personal spaces.
Meanwhile, 13 art professionals are curating routes that explore Shenzhen’s architecture, independent art spaces and creative hubs – places one might not stumble upon otherwise.
Here are eight stand-out experiences with English-language options from the extensive programme, comprising three art walks – all with sign-ups available via email or web form for non-WeChat users – and five exhibitions.
They even include an off-the-radar pop-up exhibition showcasing works that, well, might not have passed official approval, great for those craving something a little more underground.
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