Shanghai's parks are welcoming spring with a diverse range of activities, from forest art exhibitions to citywalks. Grab your camera and head out to the greens.

An exhibition titled "Stunning South Africa, Meet at the Summit" is on display on the 118th floor of the Shanghai Tower until March 28.

An exhibition at the Instituto Cervantes titled "Imaginaries of Modernity" explores travel and artistic innovation.

Panlong Tiandi, a renewal and upgrade of the ancient Panlong Town in Shanghai's suburban Qingpu District, is hosting a waterfront flower market and pet activities to mark spring.

"Mirroring: Lucio Fontana and Michelangelo Pistoletto" is on show at Prada Rong Zhai, a historic 1918 residence in Shanghai.

By holding three concurrent exhibitions along Suzhou Creek – SHORT & SWEET, Wild at Heart, and The Unfolding Flame – Fotografiska Shanghai is ushering in spring in a unique manner.

German artist Dirk Salz’s latest exhibition, “Dimensions of Light and Color,” is now on at Bluerider ART in Shanghai, where the boundaries between painting and sculpture dissolve.

The exhibition, "Ahmed Mater: Antenna," is one of several activities scheduled for the Saudi Chinese Cultural Year 2025, which celebrates 35 years of Saudi-Chinese diplomatic ties.

The "Wandering Dreams" exhibition explores early 20th-century travel posters and their romantic vision of travel, connecting art and poetry from Spain and China.

The "8th John Moores Painting Prize (China) Exhibition" is currently on at both the Shanghai Jiushi Art Museum and the Bund 18 Jiushi Art Gallery through May 12.