Woodwork artist Che LAM (Che Gor) has been engaged in hand-made woodwork for nearly two decades. His themed exhibition A Breeze from the Woods features a large-scale installation of 108 wooden sharks of various sizes. Hanging down horizontally from the ceiling to the ground, this installation brings visitors the pleasure of being in the deepness […]
3D Paper-Cutting Workshop with artist Meko Cheng, on the occasion of Paper-Cut exhibition.
During the 2019–20 season, one of America’s greatest operas returned to the Met stage for the first time in 30 years, with the premiere of James Robinson’s vibrant new production of Porgy and Bess. In this Live in HD transmission, bass-baritone Eric Owens and soprano Angel Blue star in the title roles, headlining a phenomenal […]
Electrifying, impassioned and breathtakingly virtuosic, Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No 3 embodies the Romantic bravura tradition with its expansive lyricism, irrepressible character and lush blend of forces. British rising star Alexander Ullman – winner of both the Franz Liszt International Piano Competition in Budapest (2011) and in Utrecht (2017) – will bring his captivating rendition of […]
Steve Hui (aka Nerve) and Benny Woo are Danny Yung’s long-term sound and video design partners. This year, they will re-construct Danny’s classic work, The Trial (1994) into The Trial 2021. With a huge gap of 27 years in between, since Steve first designed sound for Danny’s The Trial and Benny joined Zuni in the […]
We are very delighted to welcome Xuan paper-making artist, Tung Tung from Lomfafair, to launch a series of workshops! Bring along your old used or unused red pockets and we will show you how to turn them into plantable seed pockets, so recipients of your upcycled red pockets can plant them into the soil and […]
Jingguanlou is a private art collection primarily on 20th century Chinese painting and calligraphy, compiled by the local connoisseur Dr Leo Wong Kwai-kuen. Dr Wong has generously donated to the Hong Kong Museum of Art a total of 1,108 priceless works of art from various categories. In this exhibition, about sixty sets of precious works […]
René Magritte’s Torse nu dans les nuages (circa. 1937) leads Bonhams sale of The Collection of Amalia de Schulthess on Tuesday, December 7, in New York. The work, which has remained unseen for the last 70 years – and has never before been offered at auction – has an estimate of US$6,000,000 - 9,000,000. As its […]
With the support of Van Cleef & Arpels, L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts, first opened its doors in Place Vendôme in 2012, unveiling the vast and enchanting world of jewelry to everyone. L’ÉCOLE kicks off celebrations of its 10th anniversary with a series of activities around the globe, including the launch of L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific’s […]
From Louis XIV to Art Deco, punctuated by extraordinary discoveries, the history of jewels is marked by great creators. From gemstones to precious metals, from the most innovative use of materials, from the Baroque to Art Deco, you will experience, through the creations, the blossoming of modern jewelry. Finally, you will have the privileged opportunity […]
At the end of Back On Stage II (Quarantined!), is a bonus Beethoven Spring Sonata by Christoph Poppen (violin) and Alexander Krichel (piano). Surprisingly, this sonata, in the company of a piano concerto and a symphony, was equally well-received if not preferred! Encouraged by this, works for a smaller set-up, more commonly referred to as […]
Blindspot Gallery is delighted to present It’s Always You, Sin Wai Kin’s first solo exhibition in Asia. Presenting works never previously shown in Hong Kong, chronologically from 2016 to 2021, this exhibition traces the creative journey of the artist, who again and again reinvents themselves to hold multiple identities, and to shift between different ways […]