In 2020, in conjunction with the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Italy and China, the Italy-China Year of Culture and Tourism was announced and finally takes place in 2022, postponed by the pandemic. 2022 also marks the 200th anniversary of Italian Neoclassical sculptor Antonio Canova’s (1757 – 1822) death. For this […]
BELOWGROUND welcomes Quiet Gallery, which debuts with “Small Relationships in a Big World,” a solo exhibition by Tokyo-based artist Izumi Keiji. "Creating friends with wooden sculpture” and “expanding my image from the combination of shapes” – “This style of work has led me to think about the possibilities of sculpture and my own possibilities. I […]
Contemporary by Angela Li is proud to present spinelessly planting, the solo exhibition of the young Hong Kong artist Cheung Tsz Hin, bringing forth his latest works after moving his studio from Yuen Long to Fo Tan. Such traces of transition are evidenced in his ways of composition and depicting light and shadow. The intuitive […]
French May Arts Festival is delighted to present Excellence in Contemporary Circus, brought by young artists from two of French top schools: the Académie Fratellini and the Centre National des Arts du Cirque Châlons-en-Champagne (CNAC). Founded by Bastien Dausse from the Académie Fratellini, Barks Company will perform Moon, a series of two acts playing with […]
Sin Sin Fine Art proudly presents “Retrospective (2012-2022)” associated with French May, a solo exhibition of the French Artist Vincent Cazeneuve, also known as Wensen Qi. This exhibition features Wensen’s work across the ten years since he had his first solo exhibition “Poetic Layers” with Sin Sin Fine Art in 2012. Wensen Qi moved to […]
Para Site is delighted to present the group exhibition titled Minding the G®a(s)p, featuring recent works and new commissions by C&G Artpartment, Eastman Cheng, Chow Chun Fai, Jaffa Lam, Lau Hok Shing, Lulu Ngie, and Wong Wai Yin. The English title of the exhibition Minding the G®a(s)p is a triple entendre—gap, gasp, grasp. It is […]
With the gradual relaxation of social distancing measures and the reopening of performance venues, City Contemporary Dance Company (CCDC) presents the Hong Kong premiere of Maria de Buenos Aires, directed and choreographed by internationally renowned choreographer Helen Lai. She joins forces with dance artists and musicians from CCDC and beyond to reveal the cross-genre charm […]
Programme MENDELSSOHN | Konzertstück no. 2 MENDELSSOHN | Piano Concerto no. 1 MENDELSSOHN | Symphony no. 4, Italian Felix Mendelssohn was one of the most dazzling prodigies in the history of music. He created his first masterpieces before he was in his teens, and everything he wrote sparkles with the same freshness, fantasy and joy. So today, it’s […]
On 14 and 15 May 2022, CHAT will host (Un)winding: Spinning East Asia Response Forum in response to the Spinning East Asia exhibition series with guest curator Dr Pan Lu from Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Conducted over 5 online sessions, this forum invites scholars and curators from mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and South […]
We sincerely invite audiences to come and enjoy Freespace x On & On Theatre Workshop Tit Hong Lane, the first live performance after the reopening of performing venues at West Kowloon Cultural District. After the well-known co-presentation The Phenomenon of Man Revolver 2021, Waking Dreams in 1984 and 100% Hong Kong, West Kowloon Cultural District […]
Boogie Woogie Photography is pleased to present ‘We ❤ Paris’, an associated project of the French May Arts Festival. This group exhibition is an invitation to discover Paris through the eyes of thirteen renowned photographers, including: •Isabelle Boccon-Gibod •Henri Cartier Bresson •Raymond Cauchetier •Stephanie Cheng •Thierry Cohen •Robert Doisneau •Léon Herschtritt •Stephen King •Bogdan Konopka […]
Affiliated to Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI) and Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education (IVE) (Lee Wai Lee), the HKDI Gallery along with the soon-to-be-opened Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM), are pleased to jointly present the exhibition Unseen: The Making of Traditional Chinese Furniture. The exhibition features collaborative works by TSE Shing-luen and Roy NG, […]