Group 1 - The Louvre's first major exhibition in Shanghai, titled "The Miracle of Patterns: Masterpieces of Indian, Iranian, and Ottoman Art from the Louvre," will open on December 13, 2025, featuring 300 works that showcase cultural exchange and borrowing [1][3] - The exhibition will focus on art from the 16th to 19th centuries, including ceramics, jewelry, carpets, paintings, and sculptures, highlighting the absorption and reconfiguration of cross-cultural art [3] - Other notable exhibitions include "The Kuwaiti Royal Collection" at the Guangdong Provincial Museum, featuring over 200 pieces from the Sabah royal family, and "The Splendor of 400 Years: Shenyang Palace Museum" showcasing over 100 precious artifacts [1][5][52] Group 2 - The "Miracle of Patterns" exhibition will run until May 6, 2026, at the Shanghai Pudong Art Museum [1] - The "Kuwaiti Royal Collection" exhibition will take place from December 10, 2025, to March 8, 2026, at the Guangdong Provincial Museum [80] - The "Splendor of 400 Years" exhibition will be held from November 15, 2025, to mid-February 2026, at the Shenyang Palace Museum [52]

Group 1 - The exhibition "Its Fate is New - Guangdong Art Century Exhibition" showcases over 160 classic works from the Lingnan School, highlighting the historical development of Guangdong art and the cultural connection between Guangdong and Hong Kong [1] - The exhibition aims to serve as a window for the world to see the modern transformation of Chinese civilization, a bridge for cultural identity between the two regions, and a call for a new generation of artists to continue the artistic legacy in the Greater Bay Area [1] - The prominent feature of modern Guangdong art is its innovation, with the Lingnan School advocating for a blend of Eastern and Western styles and ancient and modern influences [1] Group 2 - The exhibition includes a section on the "Dagger and Spear - New Woodcut Movement and Comics," reflecting on the wartime art and its significance in patriotic education [2] - Historical materials displayed in the exhibition emphasize the deep-rooted relationship between the mainland and Hong Kong, showcasing the evolution of Guangdong art from 1916 to 2024 [2] - The exhibition design incorporates both cultural relics and contemporary art, featuring works from young artists from both regions, thus aligning with popular culture [2] Group 3 - The ongoing exchanges between artists from Guangdong and Hong Kong are fostering an open and innovative cultural landscape in the Greater Bay Area, with the exhibition providing new opportunities for cultural and artistic outreach [3] - The establishment of regular cooperation mechanisms, such as the "Greater Bay Area Artists Alliance," is enhancing the cultural ties between Guangdong and Hong Kong [3] Group 4 - The collaboration through art is seen as a means to explore and advance cultural prosperity and development in the region [4]