‘The Invisible’

“The Invisible: Art at the X-Ray” (10 yuan), running until July 28, is showcasing x-ray artwork by French artist Xavier Lucchesi, offering a new angle of view to some Western classic artworks. Lucchesi uses x-rays to produce his images, a technology that allows him to see through matter, revealing the underlying forms, repentances, and stages of creation of works.

Venue: Jupiter Museum of Art, Futian District (福田区木星美术馆)

Metro: Line 3 to Futian Bonded Area Station (福保站), Exit B

Fossils and woodcarvings

You will see some complete fossils of prehistoric sea animals at an exhibition which runs until Aug. 14. Meanwhile, exquisite gold-coated woodcarvings and gold lacquer items made in Guangdong are also on display until Oct. 8.

Booking: WeChat account “iszbwg”

Venue: Shenzhen Museum (of History and Folk Culture), Futian District (福田区深圳博物馆历史民俗馆)

Metro: Line 2 or 4 to Civic Center Station (市民中心站), Exit B

‘The Lost Kingdom’

An exhibition of bronzewares from the ancient Dian kingdom in Yunnan gives a glimpse into the history and culture of the area from 2,000 years ago. The exhibition runs until Sept. 18.

Booking: WeChat account “iszbwg”

Venue: Shenzhen Museum (of Ancient Art), Futian District (福田区深圳博物馆古代艺术馆)

Metro: Line 9 to Hongling South Station (红岭南站), Exit A

‘Artificial Enlightenment’

Two young Chinese artists Zoe Li and Rita Shi are exhibiting their works at the “Artificial Enlightenment” exhibition through July 16. Li investigates the abstract roles of human beings in a technological world, exploring the position of “self” within a system, which might be its cultural and historical heritage, a virtual space, or the physical world. Shi’s works explore the relations between humans, nature and technology.

Hours: 10 a.m.-6 p.m., closed Mondays, Sundays

Venue: EDA Space, Block A, Tian’an Science and Technology Entreprenureship Park, Futian District (福田区天安科技创业园A座EDA艺术空间)

Metro: Line 1, 7, 9 or 11 to Chegongmiao Station (车公庙站), Exit F