“All our knowledge has its origins in our perceptions.” — Leonardo da Vinci Following the theme of a past group exhibition inspired by another one of da Vinci’s quotes “saper vedere” (“knowing how to see”) which demonstrated artists’ understanding of ‘seeing’, the group exhibition Sense6 is a further attempt to explore the subject of basic […]
Alisan Fine Arts is delighted to announce Journey into Nature, the 4th solo exhibition for the Chinese-American sculptor and installation artist, Ming Fay, at our Central space. On display will be some of Ming Fay’s works that will be introduced to the Hong Kong audience for the first time. These include the wishbone series, the […]
‘Magic Tea House” is an original family-friendly show at the Xiqu Centre’s Tea House Theatre. The story of this new regular programme follows a young musician who grew up abroad and returns to Hong Kong. When sorting through various stage props left behind by her great-grandfather, the musician begins a magical encounter with the spirits of […]
Programme TCHAIKOVSKY | Serenade for Strings: II. Waltz HAYDN | Trumpet Concerto, Hob. Vlle: 1 J. STRAUSS II | The Blue Danube MOZART | Symphony no. 40 Looking forward to seeing you at the Tuen Mun Town Hall Auditorium this Autumn! The HK Phil will join hands with conductor Peter Biloen and Principal Trumpet Nitiphum […]
Ora-Ora is marking the occasion of Hong Kong artist Sophie Cheung’s first solo exhibition at the gallery with unique art workshops for children aged 4 to 12. Sophie has recently returned to Hong Kong after completing an MA in Applied Anthropology and Community Arts at Goldsmiths, University of London. The artist will be leading the […]
Poon Wai-sum pens and directs alleged black comedy. Some say she’s a centurion. Having lived alone for years, she announces her self-exile on her proclaimed 100th birthday, when she plans to move from month to month to the homes of her three children until the day she can no longer walk, where she’ll stay put […]
The inspiration of the show “Dazzling Season” comes from metaphors of life: Life is like a colourful paradise,sometimes shiny, sometimes dull. At the bright time, we dance gracefully under the starry sky. In the dark time, we stand by ourselves. Life is like a box of chocolates, full of sweetness and bitterness. We lose someone […]
This Talk Series is an extension of the exhibition " The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: The Road to the Baroque — Masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum". The HKMoA has invited a total of six scholars and artists in the fields of art history, classical music and local art to discuss and share their insights […]
MINE PROJECT is pleased to present “The Love That Moves the Sun and All the Stars,” the solo exhibition by Chinese artist Gong Bin (b. 1992, Yiyang, China). The show features 11 paintings that depict the merging and collision among the fantastic worlds imagined, traversed, and mapped by the artist. Taking the visceral, relatable, and […]
When two turbaned Samarkandis reached the borderland of the Middle Kingdom, they offered the Chenghua Emperor (r. 1464–87) a magnificent foreign beast, a lioness. The long journey across the Central Asia heartland had tired the animal; nevertheless, it appeared majestic. The court painter dutifully reproduced this scene. The resulting painting, The Lioness (1483) will be […]
Kiang Malingue is pleased to present Samson Young’s first solo exhibition at the gallery’s Hong Kong space. Titled Music for selective hearing, or assisted living, this exhibition will feature five sets of artworks created by the artist in the last two years. Known for exploring the fabric of the socio- political by examining the history […]
This year, K11 Art Foundation debuts its first youth art decent training programme for secondary school and university students to build skills and develop passion in discussing and viewing art. Share your passion for art. Apply now for the September 2022 K11 Art Foundation Youth Art Power Programme! Participants who have completed the programme will receive a […]