The Hong Kong Museum of Art offers a world of contrasts in art. When you visit the museum through the lens of diversity, what would you discover? Drawing inspiration from […]
M+ is pleased to announce the opening of the new thematic exhibition Shanshui: Echoes and Signals to the public from Saturday, 3 February 2024 in the South Galleries of the […]
Kung fu and martial arts films, as well as their associated industries, have always been integral to Hong Kong’s pop culture. This year holds special significance as it marks the […]
The Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM or the Museum) is pleased to announce that its new exhibition “Passion for Collecting: Founding Donations to the Hong Kong Palace Museum” (“Passion for […]
Para Site presents ‘Sounding Lines’ (16 March–28 July 2024; opening reception on 15 March, 6–8pm), a solo exhibition of the acclaimed New York-based artist Aki Sasamoto. Situated between sculpture and […]
Does heritage only serve to record a bygone era and feed the nostalgia of those living in changing times? How can we collectively learn from the past and forge a […]
2024 marks the centenary of the birth of Jin Yong (Dr Louis Cha), a literary giant in Chinese literature. Throughout his life, Jin Yong created a total of 15 martial […]
In March 2024, Asia Art Archive (AAA) will present a new exhibition about a single day in Hong Kong’s art history and a lecture with Raqs Media Collective. The programmes […]
The Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM) is delighted to present its new special exhibition “The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: YUAN MING YUAN—Art and Culture of an Imperial Garden-Palace” from […]
British artist Gary Card, who has been highly sought after in the international art and fashion scenes, is set to have his first large-scale solo exhibition organised in Hong Kong. […]
Wu Guanzhong (1919 – 2010) practiced traditional Chinese ink painting in his early years and later ventured into the colourful realm of oil painting. After furthering his studies in France, […]
Ho Iu-kwong, the Master of Chih Lo Lou once lamented the destruction of ancient Chinese paintings and calligraphy due to wars, natural calamities, pest damage and the natural elements. The […]