Woaw Gallery and Make Room Los Angeles are pleased to announce a two-chapter group exhibition, Urban Whispers. The first phase of the show will open at Woaw’s Queen's Road Central location in Hong Kong on 15 December. The second phase will open at Make Room’s Melrose Avenue location on 18 December. In Italo Calvino’s 1972 novel […]
The Phoenix Quartet, formed in 2020 by four long-term residents of Hong Kong, is the only professional piano quartet in the city. At one time they all stayed on Lantau Island, and became inspired by the Chinese name of Lantau Peak: Phoenix. These passionate chamber music players hope to promote the piano quartet repertoire in Hong Kong. They […]
Who would have thought that behind a café on the busy Lai Chi Kok Road, there would be a tiny galaxy of music? Wontonmeen – an eclectic hostel – is known to independent musicians and jazz artists as an intimate place for music-sharing. Hong Kong Sinfonietta (HKS) entered the game in mid-2020 when Concertmaster James […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary’s BOOKED: Hong Kong Art Book Fair is back for a fourth edition from 16 to 19 December 2021 (Thursday to Sunday) in the 1st floor gallery spaces of JC Contemporary and F Hall. In light of ongoing travel restrictions, BOOKED: highlights how reading can be a form of travelling. As such, the […]
From 16 to 19 December, the contemporary artist THE FRENCH GIRL is back with a Solo Show in a brand new venue in Wong Chuk Hang! Meet with the lovely artist, discover her recent work and contribute in sharing her loving and energizing messages around.
Every year, students in Hong Kong are encouraged to participate in a competition to design Christmas cards, hosted by the Australian Consulate General, with the idea of connecting communities during the festive season. The purpose of the competition is to encourage young artists to start their own cultural exploration of how they might celebrate Christmas […]
The artist and composer Pan Daijing (b. 1991, Guiyang; lives in Berlin) presents her first large-scale live exhibition in Asia as the grand finale of trust & confusion. Comprising a durational six-hour daily performance as well as multiple video and sound installations, Pan’s work seeks proximity with the visitors by proposing a profoundly intimate form […]
" I learned about metal craft and such as moulds, sanding tools, metal materials, wood, and various techniques; and these will enable me to create sculptural objects as I develop the concepts. I enjoy playing with materials and in the process I discover unlimited possibilities. "
Capture all holiday moments with brilliant savoir-faire as K11 MUSEA becomes gilded in craft, wisdom, and opulence this season! Savoir-faire (meaning ‘know-how’): The epitome of mastery and crafting elegance, igniting passion and creative imagination to produce works of the finest quality. This holiday season, K11 MUSEA pays tribute to savoir-faire in all its guises: its […]
Young Soy Gallery is proud to present Flesh and Bones, an exhibition featuring the works of Benson Koo, Richard Phipson, and Alyssa Tang. These three artists explore themes that relate to the human body, and what lies beyond. Tang’s works focus on the exploration of the body, and highlight the beauty found in its forms, […]
Have you ever heard of Lacloche Frères? This family business, founded in 1892 and established since 1901 on rue de la Paix, in the heart of the Parisian jewelers' district, enjoyed dazzling success until the early 1930s, when it suddenly disappeared. Relaunched by Jacques Lacloche in 1936, it closed permanently in 1967. Forgotten by the […]
Chaos and romance, resonance and collision. Wing Shya, the renowned Hong Kong photographer and designer—who has collaborated extensively with filmmaker Wong Kar-wai—and Inoue Tsuguya, a leading Japanese art director and graphic designer—celebrated for his work with Comme des Garcons as well as his own design house BEANS—engage in conversation about their new published book CHAOS. […]