The Hong Kong International Literary Festival returns this March, bringing emerging and established writers to the city to share their love of storytelling. The Young Readers Festival schools programme will run concurrently, ensuring a fantastic time for bookworms of all ages. The week-long celebration of the joy of reading will take place from 4-10 March […]
Kwai Fung Hin is thrilled to present Strokes of Awakening, an exhibition featuring the early works of French-Chinese artist Xie Jinglan (Lalan,1921-1995). The exhibition sheds light on the origin of her painting career in the 1950s with over 10 oil paintings and paper works. In her early works in the 1960s, Lalan constructed her abstract […]
SC Gallery is delighted to present “In-between Spaces”, a group exhibition featuring a total of 12 works by Joey LEUNG, Frank TANG, and ZHOU Jin. The three artists are from the Department of Fine Arts, Chinese University of Hong Kong, where Leung and Tang were students of Zhou. Through sharing the common ground of using […]
Teatro La Plaza from Lima, Peru presents a bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s classic work, told by and for those who struggle to be accepted. Sharing their desires and frustrations, a group of young people with Down syndrome take the stage with a freely adapted version of Hamlet. Constructed around Shakespeare’s original text and personal anecdotes […]
Experience Niki de Saint Phalle’s imaginative world from 8 March to 6 April, 2024. 20 works created between 1970 and 2000 will be presented by Opera Gallery Hong Kong. Niki de Saint Phalle (1930 – 2002) was a self taught French-American artist who was born in France and grew up in New York. Saint Phalle […]
WKM GALLERY is pleased to present K-NARF & SHOKO’s HATARAKIMONO PROJECT and to invite you to be part of it through an analogue-immersive exhibition that will happen in 2 parts to fully experience their project.Started in 2016 in Tokyo, it took 3 years for artist-duo K-NARF & SHOKO to create an unprecedented visual archive made of […]
M+, Asia’s first global museum of contemporary visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong, is pleased to present Apichatpong Weerasethakul: Primitive. The display will open to public free of charge from Friday, 8 March 2024 at The Studio, M+. It includes works by Thai artist and filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul (b. 1970). […]
The Mayaa Foundation is thrilled to announce the much-anticipated 8th Annual Charity Concert, slated to take place on 8 March in Wan Chai. This year's concert promises to be an extraordinary fusion of music and cinema, with 100% proceeds dedicated to supporting the education of underprivileged children in the slums of Kathmandu or in Hong Kong. […]
During a “fake” renaissance era, four relatively accomplished “Westerners” befriend each other finding camaraderie. Though lost in their ways, they drift through life with a smattering of art. They then decide to emulate the ancients in swearing a blood oath: “We ask not the same year, month and day of birth; but wish to die […]
Following the success of the inaugural art walk of the Arts in the City -- Small Valley TAI HANG, the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC) launches its second art walk, On the Plain of Plenty in Yuen Long today. Designed by local curator Stephaine Cheung, Chan Tsz-lam and Zoe Hong, On the Plain of […]
Presented by The Henderson with support from Women in Lighting, the exhibition Collected Light: From Legacy to Future showcases a collective of eight multidisciplinary women artists from diverse cultures, who have each forged visionary paths in their use of light as an artistic medium. Featuring visual art, sculptures, digital installations, and moving image works Collected Light: […]
Brahms’ Violin Concerto in D stands tall as one of the most celebrated works for the violin of all time with its exquisite lyricism, effervescent energy and inextinguishable light. How does this work, written in the late 19th century for the legendary violin virtuoso Joseph Joachim, remain ever relevant on the concert platform today? How has […]