M+, Asia’s first global museum of contemporary visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District, is pleased to announce that a series of online talks will be held in March and April 2022 for the public to learn about visual culture. The online talks cover a wide range of themes and topics, inviting the public […]
MINE PROJECT is pleased to present an online exhibition “In and Out”. Six young Chinese artists from different regions and timezone – Paris, Los Angeles, Beijing, and Hubei, bring the “out” geographically to the “in” of Hong Kong at this very moment, establishing connections between each other by abstractness. “In and Out” presents the internal […]
Odds and Ends is pleased to present its inaugural exhibition “Something Blue”, a group exhibition featuring works by artists Peter Chan, Corn Ho, and Lewis Lau. The colour blue is associated with a wealth of connotations that differ by culture, carrying with it a rich history and great emotional power. In Western art history, blue […]
Due to the ongoing pandemic of COVID-19, many offline functions have been cancelled. In order to let children and parents to enjoy more parent-child time at home, and also to share Korean picture book culture, Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong is going to hold an online reading event, which named <책(Check) This Out!>. The […]
JPS Gallery is pleased to present It’s time for Plan b. — a solo exhibition by b.wing at the gallery’s location in Hong Kong. After b.wing’s successful show in JPS Tokyo in 2021, this exhibition marks the artist’s first solo show in JPS Hong Kong, featuring a series of paintings rooted in her feelings towards […]
We have finally arrived at the last episode of Season Two – and here we have none other than trumpet/flugelhorn superstar Sergei Nakariakov to bring the season to a spectacular finish in a gorgeous programme of Rachmaninov, Schumann and Clara Schumann, which also features Concertmaster James Cuddeford and pianist Colleen Lee (HKS Artist Associate 2010-2011). […]
Larger than a hamlet, smaller than a town: the traditional village comes to mind as a cluster of physical spaces, agrarian and neighborly. Horses and oxen live nearby, chewing on local grasses; figures mingle freely in small courtyards and gardens; within hermetic houses, couples grow into families, families into clans. Yet how can this concept […]
Tai Kwun is pleased to announce the return of ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK, an award-winning co-presentation by international physical theatre master and educator David Glass and Hong Kong theatre veteran Olivia Yan, which will run in two phases from April until July 2022, online and onsite. The first edition of this project received the […]
Homo Sapiens and non-human primates walk in dissimilar ways in society. Humans also have to live up to certain social norms in how they behave, intending to socialize effectively in an artificial social environment. Sapiens will unlikely be bungling upon changes in environmental data, but utilize their inbuilt bodily functions to dawdle along the space […]
Tai Kwun is pleased to announce the return of ÉLAN Lost Child Project HK, an award-winning co-presentation by international physical theatre master and educator David Glass and Hong Kong theatre veteran Olivia Yan, which will run in two phases from April until July 2022, online and onsite. The first edition of this project received the […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present REFLECTIONS: PARTLY FICTION , a group exhibition curated by Matt Black and Kevin Poon, featuring works by John Armleder, Daniel Crews-Chubb, JPW3, Jordy Kerwick, Leelee Kimmel, Spencer Lewis, Chris Martin, Cristina de Miguel, Julian Schnabel, Pat Steir. This new exhibition from the REFLECTIONS series titled “PARTLY FICTION” explores the […]
Asia Society Hong Kong Center (ASHK) will host a series of virtual workshops, See You Online 2.0, for art lovers of all ages. The series is sponsored by the Swire Group Charitable Trust’s Trust Tomorrow initiative, and is part of ASHK’s exhibition, Recovery, Resilience, Resurgence that features 1940s-1970s Hong Kong in images by renowned photographers […]