To hook into the vibrant art scene of Shanghai, especially on International Museum Day on May 18, we look at exhibitions that offer free admission, discounts, and gifts.

"Intuitive Wanderings," the solo exhibition of Chinese artist Chen Yingjie, is on display at Long Museum West Bund until July 14.

Laure Prouvost presents an array of new work, inviting viewers into her world through paintings, a tapestry from her “We Will Keep You Cool” series, and sculptures in Murano glass.

"A Bite of Xiguan" exhibition features nearly 20 sketches by comic artist Xiao Lin along with renowned gourmet Shen Jialu's reflections on the cuisine's cultural importance.

Dragons sometimes represent chaos, while the Chinese Loong is more protective and gentler, Spanish surrealist artist Carlos Morell Orlandis says.

The exhibition, titled "Beyond the Boundaries," presents artworks by 10 renowned Chinese contemporary artists, displaying a diverse fusion of artistic forms.

'Spirit of Anatta – Duo Exhibition of Sculpture Works by Yang Dongbai and Shi Jinsong' is showing at the Bund 18 Jiushi Art Gallery through June 23.

"I Never Dream Otherwise than Awake: Journeys in Sound" features 15 major installations from the Centre Pompidou's new media collection alongside work from Chinese artists.

"Ages of Splendor: A History of Spain in the Museo del Prado" is on display at the Museum of Art Pudong until September 1.

Pilar Albarracín, one of Spain's most prominent artists, is exhibiting her work in an exhibition titled "Facing the Rigidity of Forms" at the Miguel de Cervantes Library.