‘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 […]
Yrellag Gallery is pleased to present Hong Kong artist Lo Sin Ying's solo exhibition Through the Grille at the Central Gallery from August 21 to September 8, 2022. The exhibition features Lo's artworks that reveal facets of hidden time and memory in our lives. In this exhibition, the artist uses a print- based mixed media […]
THE SHOPHOUSE is pleased to present Chinese artist Zhang Ji’s first solo exhibition “Dakini” with the gallery, in conjunction with the launch of the first publication of Zhang - “Selected drawings and typings 17:00 - 18:47 4.17.2022”. When a mnemonic is recited, one’s emotion and spirit are moved, a moment that will not perish. Holes […]
‘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 […]
Ukrainian soprano Liudmyla Monastyrska stars in the title role of the legendary cold-hearted princess —seen live in cinemas. Tenor Yonghoon Lee is the bold prince determined to win Turandot’s love, alongside soprano Ermonela Jaho as the devoted servant Liù legendary bass Ferruccio Furlanetto as the blind king Timur. Marco Armiliato conducts Puccini’s stirring score. Trailer […]
Rì Galerie is exhilarated to present People Like Us, an online solo exhibition by the Indian artist Rohit Kumar which showcases 14 paintings of his recent work and rice painting. The foregrounding of identity in contemporary cultural production has long been evident, however, there is an increasing tempo to these developments within contemporary art, intertwined […]
In Hong Kon’s tradition of showcasing some of the hottest Asian talent. Gallery Ascend is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition Border Riders: Dreaming of Love, Hope and Freedom 2022, featuring the work of Ha Haeng-Eun. Korean artist Ha Haeng-Eun's paintings are similar to a journal; she observes the world and then reflects it on […]
Ora-Ora is pleased to announce its first solo show with multi-disciplinary Hong Kong artist Sophie Cheung Hing Yee. The exhibition runs from August 24 to September 18, 2022. Titled Erasing Time, Sophie Cheung investigates states of “in betweenness,” incarnating situations of permanent uncertainty, and breathing life into transience and ephemerality. In so doing, she dismantles […]
The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong and Property Holdings Development Group jointly present “Flèche”, which exhibits 10 new artworks of Korean Artist LEE Eunsae and Hong Kong Artist Michele CHU from 25 August to 24 September 2022. "Flèche” means “arrow” in French, but when spoken, evokes skin. How can a site of piercing—of trauma—also […]
a|n Gallery will present the new exhibition "Almost Silence, Not Black Yet", showcasing the works of four local artists, Chan Yuk Keung, Law Ka Nam, Ling Pui Sze and Sze Mei Ting. Together the artists explore the possibilities of creation in the space of not-black-yet through various media. The exhibition will be on view from […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present Continuous Structures by Natalia Załuska, the Polish artist’s first solo exhibition in Asia. Using collage technique to create minimalistic and structural paintings, Załuska’s works appear as architectural images which transcend the boundaries of two-dimensional space. Continuous Structures opens on 26 August and runs through 24 September. Stretcher, cardboard, […]
Double Q Gallery is pleased to present Crouching Harmony, Hidden Tension, a solo exhibition of the late French-Serbian artist Djordje Ivačković (1930 - 2012). The exhibition features eight paintings from the 1980s, a period when Ivačković’s painting entered a new phase of development, characterised essentially by more intense colours, strong gestures, and more complex compositions. […]