The internationally renowned megastar Bruce Lee (1940–1973) was born Lee Jun-fon (later Lee Jun-fan). He was also known by the given name Lee Yuen-yam on the clan register, and at home, he was known as Sai Fung, meaning “Small Phoenix”. Born in America, Bruce Lee was educated in Hong Kong and the United States. He […]
Nicknamed as “Fuk Bak”, Hong Kong artist Luis Chan lived in a home studio located at Lockhart Road in Wan Chai – a place which doubled as his living place and room for creation. His paintings were mostly based on daily life. Wan Chai, therefore, became the inspiration for many of his works, including the […]
After nearly a year of renovation supported by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the Heritage of Mei Ho House (Museum) will officially be reopened to the public on Wednesday 2 November 2022, with the launch of a new exhibition “Memories of Our Days”. Located at the heart of Sham Shui Po, Mei Ho […]
On its second anniversary, the Hong Kong Palace Museum (HKPM) will unveil a new thematic exhibition Brilliance: Ming Dynasty Ceramic Treasures from the Palace Museum, 1368–1644 on 10 July 2024 in Gallery 3. Jointly organised by the HKPM and the Palace Museum, this exhibition marks the second large-scale Palace Museum ceramic showcase since the opening of the HKPM. The exhibition will feature the new batch of 106 […]
The new permanent exhibition at Central Magistracy takes a fresh look at the building. Focusing on the experiences of people who passed through the Magistracy, the exhibition explores its role in Hong Kong’s criminal justice system, starting in 1841 and ending with the building’s decommissioning in 1979. Newly commissioned research shines light on the experiences […]
M+, Asia’s global museum of contemporary visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District in Hong Kong, is pleased to announce the new exhibition Making It Matters, opening to the public on Saturday, 2 November 2024 in the M+ Open Gallery. Drawn from the M+ Collections, this exhibition examines making as a process of creative expression and its long-lasting impact on individual lives, […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is proud to announce the opening of Waiting Pavilions, a public art commission by internationally acclaimed artist Alicja Kwade (b. 1979). As the artist’s first site-specific installation in Hong Kong, Waiting Pavilions precedes Kwade’s inaugural institutional solo exhibition, Alicja Kwade: Pretopia, which will open at Tai Kwun’s JC Contemporary on 10 January 2025. On view from 20 December […]
On 2 March 1962, the City Hall Art Gallery & Museum (the predecessor of today’s Hong Kong Museum of Art) was officially established, marking the birth of Hong Kong’s first public art museum and signifying the beginning of a journey in which the Museum and artists have grown together, hand in hand, in pursuit of […]
A sense of humour is the best remedy for hectic urban life. Things may not always work out the way you want, but at some point, there is still something “intriguing” and laughter-provoking if you can see the funny side. Comedy comics first appeared in Hong Kong in the early 20th century. By the 1950s, local […]
Organised by the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA) and funded by the Film Development Fund, “Kowloon Walled City: A Cinematic Journey” movie set exhibition officially opens. Inspired by the award-winning film Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In, the exhibition recreates key movie scenes at the original site of the story - the former […]
The third exhibition of the M+ Sigg Collection builds on the groundbreaking previous editions, M+ Sigg Collection: From Revolution to Globalisation (2021–2023) and M+ Sigg Collection: Another Story (2023–2025). This new display provides a new and in-depth perspective on the collection and contemporary Chinese art by spotlighting key artists and trends. Between the mid-1990s and […]
The emergence of blue and white porcelain was a product of mutual influence between Chinese and Islamic civilisations, reaching its peak during the Yongle and Xuande periods of the Ming dynasty (1403-1435). However, it took over a hundred years to replace the mainstream blue and white porcelain and white porcelain. Based on archaeological data, blue […]
Between the 1560s and the 1660s, the Mughal dynasty (1526–1857) in South Asia experienced its “golden age” as one of the world’s most powerful imperial families at the time. This century witnessed the reigns of three remarkable emperors: Akbar (r. 1556–1605), his son Jahangir (r. 1605–1627), and his grandson Shah Jahan (r. 1628–1658). This exhibition […]
The oeuvre of the seminal painter Maria Lassnig (1919 – 2014) covers more than 70 years of intense work between the end of the Second World War and her death in 2014. At the center of her profound research into painting is a unique interest in the relation between awareness and the human body—particularly the […]
For more than five thousand years, silk was an integral part of life in China, composing an illustrious chapter in the history of Chinese civilisation and global cultural interaction. Strong yet soft, silk is woven from the fibre produced by silkworms. Its natural lustre adds to its appeal. China, the birthplace of silk, was known […]
As an iconic heritage, the original Repulse Bay Hotel has long been a favourite destination for celebrities and socialites. This year, in honour of the 30th anniversary of Eileen Chang’s passing, The Repulse Bay is proud to announce the launch of Eileen Chang’s The Repulse Bay: Love, Upheaval, and the Beauty of Fragility, an immersive […]
Bank of China (Hong Kong) presents National Development and Achievements Series – Approaching Perfection: The Intersection of Sports and Science, at the Hong Kong Science Museum (Special Exhibition Hall) from 24 October 2025 until 25 February 2026. The 15th National Games, the 12th National Games for Persons with Disabilities and the 9th National Special Olympic […]
Liang Yi Museum and Orientations is pleased to present Jade and Wood: A Material Conversation, an exceptional exhibition pairing 25 jade masterpieces from the esteemed K Collection with 25 superlative hardwood furniture pieces from the museum's founding collection formed by Peter Fung. This pairing demonstrates the intrinsic relationship between these materials in literati culture, where […]
Multi-media artist Oliver Shing's Bioluminescence transforms The Atrium into a poetic, three-dimensional garden through architectural projection mapping. Drawing on East Kowloon's fascinating history and the unique tetrachromatic vision of avian species, it explores moments in the district's past when setbacks were met with resilience. Oliver Shing brings together cross-disciplinary music artist Edgar Hung, dramaturg Fong […]
Great Wall Movie Enterprises Ltd, Feng Huang Motion Picture Co, and Sun Luen Film Co were established successively in the 1950s and merged in 1982 to form Sil-Metropole Organisation Ltd. From a macro perspective, Sil-Metropole has been involved in more than five hundred film productions across a wide range of genres, leaving a lasting imprint […]
Imagining Hong Kong: Four Visions of Island Landscapes in Ink and Color invites four young ink artists from Hong Kong— Chan Kwan Lok, Sam Cheng, Shum Kwan Yi, and Ross Yau Wing Fung—to present their interpretations of Hong Kong's landscape, characterized by its various islands, peninsulas, and land surrounded by sea. They have employed techniques […]
Gulnur Mukazhanova is a Kazakh contemporary artist who combines Central Asian felt with other media to examine the interaction between ancient textile culture and contemporary issues. This solo exhibition showcases diverse creations from across her career, including felt paintings, felt sculptures, patchwork installations, photography and video. Felt making is a laborious process that demands both […]
Gagosian is pleased to announce Paint, an exhibition of new paintings by Spencer Sweeney opening at the Hong Kong gallery on November 19, 2025. These imposing works—oil portraits of seated figures with visible torsos, and others in which only the subjects’ heads and shoulders are depicted—convey intense energy and feeling through Sweeney’s use of rich […]
The Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Supreme Council of Antiquities of Egypt will jointly present the special exhibition Ancient Egypt Unveiled: Treasures from Egyptian Museums from 20 November 2025 to 31 August 2026. The special exhibition, which will run for an unprecedented duration of nine and a half months, brings together 250 exquisite treasures from seven major […]
Presented by Hong Kong Metropolitan University, the exhibition Beyond Distance: Half a Lifelong Friendship of Eileen Chang, Stephen Soong and Mae Fong Soong explores the profound friendship among Eileen Chang, Stephen Soong, and Mae Fong Soong, which lasted over four decades. Eileen Chang first met Stephen Soong and Mae Fong Soong in Hong Kong in […]
M+, Asia’s global museum of contemporary visual culture in the West Kowloon Cultural District (WestK) in Hong Kong, is pleased to present Robert Rauschenberg and Asia, the first exhibition dedicated to art by Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925–2008) created during and in response to his travels across Asia. The exhibition highlights cross-cultural and cross-temporal artistic exchange, […]
Until the early 18th century, most of the world's diamonds were found in India. Natural historians of the ancient world, like modern gemologists, have long been fascinated by this coveted gemstone. Following diamonds' trade routes, from ancient Indian mines to 21st-century technologies, L’ÉCOLE invites visitors to rediscover this iconic mineral. From rough stones to brilliant […]
The internationally acclaimed Bruce Lee was not only an actor; but also a martial artist and legend whose way of life has transcended generations and borders. His marriage of martial arts and philosophy has topped new heights for the world of martial arts both onscreen and off. His profound influence on global cinema still continues […]
Hong Kong Design Institute (HKDI)’s first flagship exhibition in 2025-2026, the Pluriversal Futures – Ars Electronica Exhibition in Collaboration with Hong Kong Design Institute, jointly organised with Ars Electronica, the world’s leading platform of media art working at the intersection of art, technology and society, is now open at the HKDI Gallery! The exhibition offers […]
The University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong, is honoured to present, Zhao Hai Tien—Cultivation: 50 Years of Painting, a comprehensive overview of Zhao Hai Tien’s artistic journey as a painter and her boundless explorations as a Hong Kong artist, both locally and internationally. Her work is distinguished by a poignant confluence […]
Luminous Neon is a celebration of Hong Kong’s radiant urban soul with a strong focus on the city’s influential design legacy. It’s an illumination of memory, craft, and contemporary imagination. Through the glow of heritage signs and a striking collection of new two and three-dimensional neon works, the exhibition reveals how light itself is a […]
This display presents the iconic Rabbit Chair by Qeeboo, a masterpiece of contemporary Italian design from the visionary designer Stefano Giovannoni. Embodying Italy's celebrated tradition of blending playful innovation with emotional storytelling, the chair transforms a universal symbol of childhood into a functional sculpture. Crafted as a gentle, giant rabbit, its form invites interaction: the […]
Salvatore Ferragamo’ Exhibition features a special collaboration with the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum in Italy, showcasing five iconic shoe designs from their collection. Highlights include the 1939 'Sandal' crafted for actress Carmen Miranda, the colorful 1938 'Rainbow' sandal designed for Judy Garland, and the 1947 'Invisibile' sandal, which earned Ferragamo the prestigious Neiman Marcus Award. Also […]
Design is the most potent gravitational force in the commercial world. It is not merely an aesthetic expression, but an invisible magnetic field connecting brands to markets and products to users. DX GRAVITY Design Exhibition is not just a showcase of works, but a profound decoding of the ‘elements of success’. Through these outstanding case […]
Festilumi presents its first-ever Hong Kong edition, unfolding an unprecedented immersive universe woven from over 20,000 unique luminous sculptures along the Wan Chai Harbourfront. More than an exhibition of light, it is a multidimensional sensory feast, a space where you wander through, touch, and converse with light. Journey through a series of captivating themed worlds […]
Zao Wou-Ki: Master Printmaker explores the Chinese-French artist’s life, his prints, and his mastery of abstraction. It sheds new light on Zao’s printmaking practice, introducing the unique aesthetics, techniques, and styles of this medium while investigating the connections between oil painting and printmaking as equally significant aspects of his oeuvre. The exhibition explores how Zao’s […]
Sun Museum, in collaboration with Hong Chi Association, is proud to present the Inner Visions•Unbounded exhibition, which features over 300 works of art and crafts created by trainees and students from various service units and special schools within Hong Chi Association. Running from December 17, 2025, to May 31, 2026, the exhibition highlights the talents […]
Held from 19 December 2025 to 27 April 2026 at The Square in the DX design hub, the exhibition begins with the history of skateboarding and showcases the ‘skater spirit’ of Hong Kong skateboarders. Visitors can learn about the sport while exploring its fascinating and lesser-known extensions—to share in this joyful and diverse experience. Since […]
The highly-anticipated annual AIA Carnival, produced by Great China Entertainment Group and title sponsored by AIA, is transforming the Central Harbourfront into Hong Kong’s ultimate winter carnival celebration from 22 December 2025 to 1 March 2026. Marking over a decade of joy and memorable celebrations, this year’s event promises more excitement than ever, with over […]
The Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA) under Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau presents a new film-related exhibition, Yau Ma Tei Police Station: A Cinematic Journey, which will open to the public on 2 January 2026. Online ticket booking will be available from 10am on 27 December 2025 via the exhibition’s online booking system. […]
gdm Hong Kong is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Wu Shan, featuring a curated selection of lacquer paintings and ink works created between 2012 and 2025. Recognized as a leading figure in contemporary lacquer art in China, Wu Shan has devoted himself to an in-depth exploration of the medium’s visual language. For him, […]
The exhibition presents Bingyi’s latest grand, speculative narrative about art and its relationship to history and politics as reimagined from a woman’s point of view. The exhibition is presented as the long-lost artworks of Hua, the fictional Northern Song Matriarch of Painting, rediscovered and "archaeologically excavated" by the artist Bingyi from a Song Dynasty temple […]
WKM Gallery and BELOWGROUND are thrilled to present EDIT, Japanese contemporary artist TIDE’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. Spanning two iconic locations, the exhibition will be held at: • Exclusive preview and showcase at BELOWGROUND from January 15 to 31, 2026 • Main exhibition at WKM Gallery from January 17 to March 7 2026. […]
Contemporary By Angela Li is proud to present group exhibition curated by Hong Kong curator, Shirky Chan, Still be-Life, from 15 January to 28 February 2026, showcasing works by seven Hong Kong artists, including Jess Lau, Doris Ng, Natalie Ng, Lukas Tam, Tsang Chui Mei, Annie Wan and Candyce Wong. We may believe still life […]
Kiang Malingue is pleased to present at its Hong Kong location Play Gravity, Yirui Jia’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Jia has created for the current exhibition more than twenty paintings that dilate on the spirited, volatile, and playfully expressive aspects of her art. A dozen paintings in Play Gravity depict an owl, or […]
EastPro presents the launch of Wild Africa book and a photography exhibition, inviting you into the wilderness of life through the lenses of renowned ecological photographers, the husband-and-wife duo Samson So and Iris Yuen. Samson and Iris are not only award-winning professional photographers but also serve as judges for National Geographic Hong Kong competitions and […]
The wildly popular Monchhichi is coming to Central Pier! The Monchhichi Victoria Harbour Land and Sea Carnival will be held from January 16 to March 3, 2026, at the Sky Garden on the second floor of Central Pier 6. The carnival, themed around a playground and sailor-shaped Monchhichi, features eight themed play areas, including a […]
The Hartz Project is delighted to present Lost and Found, a duo show by British artist Thomas Cameron and London-based Korean artist Momin Choi, exploring the complexity of urban life and its tension within. The exhibition will open on 17 January, 2026, and run through 28 February 2026, at Gaia Art Space in Hong Kong. […]
Galerie Koo is pleased to announce Chromatic Convergence: A Colorful New Year Celebration, at their new space in Wong Chuk Hang, opening on 17th January, and running through 14th March. This vibrant group show is a visual symphony of color, uniting a select roster of artists who harness hue as their primary language. Their diverse […]
An award-winning feature film about love, loss and dementia set in remote rural Ontario, written and directed by Canadian director Sarah Polley, and starring Julie Christie, Gordon Pinsent and Olympia Dukakis. Unsentimental, heart-wrenching and superbly acted, Away From Her tells the story of married couple Grant and Fiona. Together for over 40 years, they are […]
Co-presented by the Hong Kong Arts Festival and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the eighth edition of No Limits presents 11 groundbreaking works across music, theatre, dance, and film with a total of 29 performances and events. With the theme “All of Us, All Ways”, No Limits 2026 brings together outstanding artists from […]
Directed by Riccardo Servini and Nick Taussig, A Space in Time is an unflinchingly intimate portrait of one family’s struggle to transcend a fatal childhood disease, and an unsentimental celebration of the disabled life. Nick and Klara Taussig have two sons, Oskar and Theo, both born with Duchenne muscular dystrophy, an illness that currently has […]
M+M Gallery presents its inaugural New Year exhibition: Un Certain Regard: Alternative Visions of Postwar Asia. The exhibition title pays homage to the Un Certain Regard section of the Festival de Cannes—a parallel program established in 1978 to champion non-mainstream aesthetics and experimental styles. Borrowing this lens, the exhibition seeks to distill a unique perspective […]
Following our partnership in 2024, Harvey Nichols and YIDI ART GALLERY reunite to present you An Everlasting Bloom, a new body of work by Cheng Zhe, the renowned Chinese contemporary painter whose Little Girl continues to move hearts across generations. In this deeply personal collection, Cheng invites viewers to journey through the adventures of the […]
From Fai Chun writing to lively lion dance, Central Market presents a festive lineup of cultural celebrations this Year of the Horse. Mark your calendars and celebrate the new year with joy, tradition, and good fortune. Chinese New Year Flower Workshop 7.2.2026 14 pm - 16:30 pm H6 Conet, G/F, the Center Spring Couplet Giveaway […]
The exhibition is the product of a collaborative drawing exchange project by students from Hong Kong Art School, Hong Kong and RMIT University School of Art, Melbourne. The aim of the project was to demonstrate the creative richness of exchange and peer-to-peer practices but also to increase the shared awareness of each of our cohorts […]
It is with great pride and enthusiasm that we present Prototyping:, an unprecedented exhibition that marks a milestone in the history of innovation and creativity at our university. This is the first large-scale exhibition of its kind ever undertaken by a university in Hong Kong, and it offers a unique opportunity to explore the transformative […]
Get your chopsticks ready. On January 29, 2026, JPS Gallery Hong Kong transforms into a surreal teahouse, serving up Double Umami — a dynamic duo exhibition by Hong Kong artists David Leung (also known as Davidgoodtime) and LOUSY. Reimagining the daily ritual of Yum Cha through two distinct yet perfectly complementary artistic frequencies, the exhibition […]
Whitestone Gallery Hong Kong is thrilled to announce Waterfalls and Magpies, the first solo exhibition by renowned Spanish artist Nuria Mora in Hong Kong. This exhibition will explore the dual nature of interpretation and the transformative power of narrative through Mora's unique aesthetic, which combines geometric abstraction with thoughtful dialogues inspired by the urban environment. […]
Presented by Tai Yip Cultural Group, Hourglass & Silhouettes: Lens on a Changing City invites you to step into a Hong Kong that no longer exists—yet remains in memory and in monochrome. Showcasing a curated collection of Francis Wu’s black-and-white photos from the 1940s to the 1960s, the exhibition highlights the city’s transformation from a […]
This month's mini Art Centric exhibition features a selection of horse-themed artworks by talented local artist LeonLollipop, who also designed the hotel's Lunar New Year Turnip Cake Gift box. Location: 2/F Glass Corridor @hyattcentrichongkong
Be Our Guest is not just an invitation, it’s a welcome into the strange, soft, and sarcastic world of Studio After Cigs. Led by a cat named PowPow, this debut exhibition opens the door to quiet chaos, emotional honesty, and humour that hits a little too close to home. You might find humour in each […]
The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong (Director Choi Jaewon) presents Echoes in Between: Four Voices in Korean Abstraction from February 4 to March 19, 2026, at the gallery space at the Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong. Organized in collaboration with Soluna Fine Art Gallery, the exhibition features four leading Korean abstract artists— Ha […]
Ora-Ora is delighted to announce a vibrant new solo show by Beijing-based artist Huang Dan. The title, Towards Zero, is an allusion to the artist’s mesmerising journey into the heart of minimalism. Huang Dan’s work is a spirited celebration of the rhythm of life. For the artist, the act of painting becomes a visceral bodily […]
Discover the first gemstone of Humanity. Embark on a fascinating journey into the pearl, a gem born from a living organism as famous as it is mysterious, a rare and precious witness to humanity’s first steps. Between natural and cultured pearls, freshwater and sea pearls, learn the secrets of their origins and formation. A tour […]
You will first choose the diamond that will accompany you throughout the course. You will then precisely observe it to determine its characteristics, according to the 4Cs grading system. You will also learn how to measure the diamond’s proportions. At the end of the course, you will have completed an entire grading report and will […]
We are pleased to share Mimi Tsoi to be the second featured artist for Comix Pulse! Between Calculations is a comics and illustration exhibition rooted in the Chinese systems of divination, Yin-Yang, and the Five Elements. Through two sets of works with distinct visual languages and deepening layers of interpretation, the exhibition guides viewers step […]
Who was Roger Caillois? What were his sources of inspiration? How did stones influence his thoughts and writings? Through this talk, our speakers will take you to the heart of Roger Caillois’ exceptional collection, and explore his prose, deeply inspired by his "picture stones”. Developed by the teams at L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts to […]
Blindspot Gallery is pleased to present Trevor Yeung: swallowing rumination, gracefully, on view from 24 February to 2 May, 2026, marking his fourth solo exhibition at the gallery. Yeung is known for using aquariums, horticulture, found objects, installations and photographs as cyphers to project his internalized perception of the world. Excavating the logic of natural […]
Hong Kong Design Centre, in collaboration with local new media artist Henry Chu, proudly presents Piano in the Woods: Three Dialogues of the Four Seasons, a new immersive interactive exhibition. Supported by the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA) as lead sponsor and Art-Partners as creative partner, the exhibition blends art-tech and music, inviting […]
Hong Kong–based sand artist Snow Chung will present her new solo exhibition, Still, There Is Light, from 25 February to 3 March 2026 at Major Pop Art on Sai Street, Sheung Wan. Revisiting 15 cityscapes across Hong Kong, Chung transforms familiar places and her brief yet warm encounters with strangers into 15 sand painting artworks […]
In honor of the 150th anniversary of the Liszt Ferenc Academy’s founding, the Consulate General of Hungary proudly presents Hungarian virtuoso Gábor Farkas’s Piano Recital. Gábor Farkas is the President of the Franz Liszt Academy of Music, Budapest, Hungary, and is one of the finest pianists of his generation. Farkas is well known for his huge […]
In the twilight of his life, iconic Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto returned to his altar—the piano. And although he may have left this world in 2023, his music lives on, not only through his timeless compositions but in a transcendent live performance that became the mixed reality solo concert KAGAMI. This is more than a […]
Cats have long been cherished figures in art and literature, and stories of affection for them abound. For Benny SY Li—a painter, writer, and prominent cultural figure in the Chinese-speaking world—cats are a recurring subject through which his philosophy of life is expressed: an unhurried way of observing the world, and a quiet freedom to […]
In the 20th century, the imperial grandeur of St. Petersburg met the avant-garde spirit of Paris in a spectacular rivalry of style and craftsmanship. Fabergé and Cartier: Rivals, Visionaries, Mastersmiths brings the ingenuity of two masters into conversation. Discover how Fabergé’s artistry—embodied in his Imperial Easter Eggs and exquisite enamel works for the Romanov dynasty—challenged […]
An enthralling dance drama on a grand operatic scale, La Bella Otero tells the story of the alluring Spanish artist Carolina Otero of the late 19th century. Once one of the most famous women in the world, her fascinating story has largely been lost to time. Director Rubén Olmo has re-imagined Otero’s extraordinary life in […]
Step away from your screen and into the spotlight—literally. In this immersive experience, you won’t just watch the show—you’ll become part of it. There’s no script, no set storyline and no assigned roles. Everything begins with the opening of a mysterious box. Inside are unexpected surprises, objects and words that guide the unfolding narrative. Every […]
Playfully fusing theatre, live orchestral music and contemporary dance, The Nature of Why by the award-winning Paraorchestra invites the audience to be part of an inclusive, immersive spectacle. In this unique, intimate experiential piece, directed by world-renowned British conductor and Artistic Director of Paraorchestra Charles Hazlewood and acclaimed Australian choreographer Caroline Bowditch, musicians and dancers […]
The Studio for Narrative Space, with the support of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, is proud to announce its upcoming exhibition, Dreamscapes. Opening on 27 February to 10 March at Hong Kong Arts Centre Pao Galleries, this immersive exhibition investigates the dream as one of humanity’s oldest and most profound sources of creativity, insight, […]
On Friday, 27th February 2026, European Literature Night will take place in 10 curated sites stretching from the historical Central to Sheung Wan district. Featuring performances of Nobel Prize titles, niche cultural and social spaces, and a wonderful community. Literature Night was founded 20 years ago, as a project to bridge the public with unusual […]
In response to popular demand, our Chamber Gems free concert series organised in collaboration with the Music Department of The Chinese University of Hong Kong is returning this season – join us at the Lee Hysan Concert Hall for a programme of exquisite chamber music! PROGRAMME Bartók Violin Rhapsody No 2 Violin: James Cuddeford Piano: […]
Liu Yichang’s The Drunkard is a landmark of modern Hong Kong literature, hailed as the first Chinese-language novel written in the stream-of-consciousness style. It also inspired internationally renowned film director Wong Kar-wai’s 2046. Told in the first person and breaking away from linear narrative, the novel follows a writer spiralling into alcoholism, caught between creative […]
SEVENTEEN kicked off their NEW_ tour last September in Incheon, then held the first overseas stop in Hong Kong. At the end of last year, they visited cities including Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, as well as Aichi, Osaka, Tokyo and Fukuoka, using their distinctive stage charisma to draw fans from around the world. Returning to […]
Wayfaring Beyond is an original work that reimagines the possibilities of human gesture and spirit through a new form of dance. Taking inspiration from the work of Zhuangzi – the ancient Chinese philosopher who questioned the value of evaluating life through the binary perspective of “perfection” and “imperfection” – the performance guides the audience from […]
Set in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Lapse is a quiet, thought-provoking short film written and directed by Caroline Cavalcanti, and deftly carried by young leads Beatriz Oliveira and Juan Queiroz. Bel and Juliano, two teenagers caught in separate acts of vandalism, meet doing community service in a public library. Bel, a skateboarder and artist, is deaf […]
Premiering at the East Kowloon Cultural Centre—The Hall, City Contemporary Dance Company’s landmark 2026 production INterstices, created by Artistic Director Sang Jijia, explores the hidden spaces of our hyper-dense metropolis. Combining high-voltage physicality with multimedia stagecraft, the work distils the restless pulse of urban life into a compelling exploration of body, space and psyche. In […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary presents Stay Connected: Supplying the Globe, the second chapter of Stay Connected: Art and China Since 2008. More than 70 artworks from over 40 participating artists re-examine China’s role as the world’s centre for the production and logistics that sustain modern life. They give insights into the individual stories, family histories, and […]
Cameron Carpenter, the world’s most groundbreaking organist, is known for redefining the possibilities of the organ. As one of classical music’s great innovators, he has lit a fire under what is often perceived as one of the most staid musical instruments, with radical re-interpretations of works from the Western canon. But his latest composition is […]
Makoto Ozone is a unique force in both jazz and classical music, blending sound worlds and a host of influences into his performances. Born in Kobe, Japan, he was self-taught in jazz, under his father’s guidance, first on the organ, then piano. Makoto Ozone has an extensive discography, releasing over 30 albums under his name […]
Since 2007, the Hong Kong Arts Festival and the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra have co-presented the “Music About China” series, celebrating China’s cultural diversity through sound. Composer Marcel Wengler from Luxembourg spent five years composing Chinese Rhapsody, blending Eastern and Western styles in a vibrant tribute. This work is followed by young Chinese composer Li […]
The Hong Kong International Literary Festival (HKILF) is proud to announce its landmark 25th anniversary programme, set to unfold in March 2026. This milestone edition will feature an extraordinary gathering of local and international literary talent and an expanded footprint across the city. Open to the public, the Festival will run from 1 to 8 […]
The Francophonie Festival is an annual event celebrating the French language and francophone cultures. Celebrated around the world in March, the Francophonie Festival returns to Hong Kong from March 1st to 31st, 2026 for a special edition on the theme of “Anticipation”, with numerous events to reflect together on the world that lies ahead. Francophonie […]
The Guy Delisle Exhibition at Hong Kong Central Library showcases of one of the most acclaimed contemporary graphic novelists. Running throughout March 2026 (from March 1 to March 29), this major exhibition is a highlight of the Francophonie Festival 2026, where Canadian author and illustrator Guy Delisle serves as a Guest of Honour. Presented trilingually […]
From 1 March to 31 May 2026, WestK is blooming with spring energy! A wide selection of restaurants and shops across the District is bringing limited-time offers and privileges, alongside a diverse programme of art exhibitions and music performances to brighten the season. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely dinner with family, spending holiday moments with […]
Join us for an engaging photography walking tour in the vibrant Tai Kwun area of Central Hong Kong! This tour starts at Wyndham Social and ends at Bookazine Tai Kwun for a short discussion and book buying opportunity. Whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to enhance your smartphone photography skills, this workshop is designed […]
In this special conversation at The Africa Centre, Arshay Cooper, rower, author, and social changemaker, shares how courage, unity, and resilience can transform lives and neighborhoods. Arshay’s journey began in one of Chicago’s most underserved communities, where he used the unlikely sport of rowing to confront racial barriers, build trust, and ignite a movement that […]
After opening the 2024 Flamenco Festival in New York to rave reviews, Invocación—a dazzling production by Spain’s premier dance company, the Ballet Nacional de España—is now set to captivate Hong Kong audiences. This acclaimed production is a vibrant celebration of Spanish dance, showcasing a kaleidoscope of works by legendary choreographers across a range of genres. […]
COMIX PULSE is delighted to present Sketching the Everyday and Beyond: Guy Delisle’s Approach on Storytelling, an exhibition celebrating the compelling visual storytelling of internationally renowned Canadian graphic novelist Guy Delisle. Known for his minimalist yet deeply expressive illustration style, Delisle’s work offers profound insights into the art of transforming the everyday into extraordinary narratives. […]
As a spellbinding initiation into the full extent of keyboard instruments’ unique capacity for heart-stirring drama, this programme is hard to beat. This showstopper of a concert features two significant rare works, performed by two firecracker virtuosos of the keys. Hong Kong-born, Berlin-based pianist Chiyan Wong has built a global reputation for his extreme technical […]
The Gulbenkian Choir is in the room with you—but also not. That’s the premise of Os dias mais longos e os mais curtos (The Longest Days and the Shortest Days), one of two programmes brought to the HKAF by the Portuguese troupe, which has performed with orchestras including the Berlin Philharmonic, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, […]
Light isn't always in the distance. Sometimes, it's discovered in the very moment we are willing to look up. Just like the starry night sky—only by gazing upward can we encounter the beauty of a sky full of stars. This solo exhibition is titled The Light Seekers. I have always believed that within everyone's heart […]
The Corner Shop presents Two Dragons Fighting Over a Pearl — an immersive installation and live performance by Hong Kong-based scenographer and installation artist LCM @_lcm_leung , supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council Young Arts Tech Talents Residency Scheme. The work reimagines the classic Chinese motif through multimedia projection, interactive elements and live […]
Soluna Fine Art is proud to present Layers to Essence by Korean contemporary artist Seungtaik Jang, his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. The exhibition centers on the artist’s signature Layered Painting series, reflecting his ongoing exploration of color, process, and the very nature of painting. Jang uses custom-made wide, flat brushes to repeatedly apply […]
Where Hope Begins brings together a selection of photographs taken by Sophie Bonnin-Rocher within the communities supported by Mayaa in Hong Kong and Nepal. The series alternates scenes of daily life, moments at school, portraits and quiet everyday instants. The images tell singular stories—without sensationalism—and make visible those we too rarely see. In 2024, during […]
Sophocles’ Antigone, penned more than two millennia ago, remains a searing exploration of humanity’s relationship with power. Its themes of resistance, violence against women and the tragic cost of political hubris resonate with piercing relevance in today’s fractured world. What happens when righteousness is silenced and decency forsaken? Innovative Norwegian director and choreographer Alan Lucien […]
Revered as one of the world’s greatest interpreters of the Baroque and Classical repertoires, Sir John Eliot Gardiner has set the benchmark for the way contemporary concertgoers hear this music today. The first programme unites two of Mozart’s most profound sacred masterpieces. His famously unfinished Requiem—a setting of the Catholic Mass for the Dead that […]
PhillipsX, the selling exhibition platform operated by the global Private Sales team at Phillips, is pleased to present Zao Wou-Ki: Infinite Dialogues from 6-29 March. This selling exhibition offers audiences a rare opportunity to encounter Zao’s oeuvre in dialogue with works by artists with whom he shared profound affinities, including Hans Hartung, Georges Mathieu, Sam […]
Nightcaps and Narratives invites audiences into an intimate evening of reflection, memory, and storytelling about place; an event celebrating the festival’s 25 years of inspiring generations of readers, writers, and storytellers. | The evening opens with Pulitzer Prize – winning novelist Hernan Diaz, whose exploration of truth, time, and storytelling sets the perfect foundation for […]
Italy’s Roberto Bolle is a true superstar of international ballet, recognised around the globe as one of the greatest dancers of his generation. Equally renowned for his prowess in classical and contemporary roles, he is a sought-after partner of the world’s leading ballerinas, and has starred with prestigious companies including La Scala Ballet, The Royal […]
When the World is Your Enemy is an interactive, live‑action world‑building simulation in which participants are drawn into a volatile mythic system, where civilisations rise and fall under unseen forces, and every choice reshapes the balance of power. Co-presented and co-produced by WestK Performing Arts and The Drifters@Jing Wong Creations, the participatory game-theatre performance unfolds […]
In response to popular demand and rave reviews, our Short-cut to Classical Music concert series is returning! Whether you are yet to discover the beauty of classical music, or you would like to understand more about what builds the magical sound world of the music you already love, join us for this concert where Music […]
Fujiyama Cottonton is an empathetic observational documentary about disability, and the importance of community, work and purpose, by emerging Japanese director Taku Aoyagi. Mirai Farm is a garden and nursery located in rural Japan. Watched over by the constant presence of Mount Fuji, the establishment offers work, stability and creative openings to disabled individuals. Fujiyama […]
For the first time, 12 artworks by Jean-Claude Van Damme will be presented, accompanied by exclusive limited editions. This vernisage marks the international debut of Jean-Claude Van Damme as a visual artist, presented in a museum context and curated with a focus on artistic expression, movement, discipline, and inner strength. A portion of the auction […]
This March, immerse yourself in an enchanting urban encounter with Shetland ponies amidst the heritage buildings of Tai Kwun! History comes alive as an archival photograph from the 1890s reveals that horses once graced these very grounds. Drawing inspiration from these evocative glimpses of the past, Ponies on Parade reunites gentle, family-friendly Shetland ponies with […]
This creative writing workshop is led by Hong Kong-born, Indonesian-Chinese-American author Xu Xi, designed for writers whose first language isn’t English. Xu Xi, a celebrated English-language novelist and essayist raised in a multilingual environment, explores how bilingual and multilingual writers can harness their unique linguistic experiences to craft expressive, authentic English prose. The workshop emphasizes […]
Discover the hidden narratives behind the vibrant murals of Central and Sheung Wan on this immersive street art tour. Walk beyond the paint and colors to uncover the stories, inspirations, and creative processes of the artists who transform these bustling streets into a living gallery. Led by Alexandra Unrein, author and photographer of Colourful Hong […]
Korean literature has surged onto the world stage, captivating readers with its emotional precision, bold experimentation, and unflinching social insight. In this intimate conversation, acclaimed authors Soyoung and Ho Yeon Kim explore how Korean storytelling has evolved and why it resonates so powerfully across borders today. They discuss the global momentum created by translated fiction, […]
Grammy Award-winning woodwind ensemble Imani Winds has performed alongside legends including Yo-Yo Ma and Wayne Shorter, and captivates audiences with its effortless virtuosity and inspirational repertoire, defying conventional perceptions of woodwind quintets. Since being founded in New York City in 1997, the ensemble has been made up of culturally diverse musicians, united by a shared […]
A gouaché is the first step in the creation of a High Jewelry piece: a painted design that will act as a guide for all the craftsmen involved – mock-up makers, jewelers, gemologists and stone setters. A highly skilled technique, it consists in depicting three-dimensional volumes: although the painted design is flat, the jewel is […]
A gouaché is the first step in the creation of a High Jewelry piece: A painted design that will act as a guide for all the craftsmen involved – mock-up makers, jewelers, gemologists and stone setters. A highly skilled technique, it consists in depicting three-dimensional volumes: although the painted design is flat, the jewel is […]
Try your hand at stone setting and wax sculpture techniques. This exceptional encounter will roll out in two chapters. For your first part, you will discover setting techniques, then you will execute your own mounting on silver. For your second part of your course, you will sculpt on a wax model and design the placement […]
The Cabane Cubaine was the most famous cabaret in Paris in the 1930s. Now, Cuban piano virtuoso Roberto Fonseca and his band will take you back to the heart of Cuba’s jazz age, bringing the wild energy from Parisian cabarets to the Hong Kong audience. With fiery rhythms of percussion and an orchestra as grand […]
Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot—a cornerstone of absurdist drama—has captivated artists and audiences for generations. A play without a beginning or an end, its timeless themes continue to resonate across eras and cultures. Meng Jinghui, a leading figure in contemporary Chinese theatre since the 1990s, was one of the pioneers in introducing Beckett’s play to […]
A compelling mix of dance, spoken word and original songs that transforms vulnerability into a source of strength A playful and poignant musical dance theatre production by Italian-born-Swiss-based choreographer Alessandro Schiattarella. At the heart of Zer-Brech-Lich, German for “fragile”, are three talented disabled performers – Alice Giuliani, Victoria Antonova and Laila White – who bring […]
Explore the first steps in creating a jewel. Using various sources of inspiration, understand the three stages which allow a jewel to be represented in two dimensions: the drawing, the tracing, and the gouaché. Experience the mock-up maker's gestures while creating a pewter mock-up, the first three-dimensional interpretation of the jewel. Cut a butterfly out […]
Try your hands at stone setting. A jeweler will initiate you into the different setting techniques, which you will execute yourself, while seated at the jeweler’s workbench. This course is given in English by a jeweler. The experience from this course is also covered in the 4-hour course From the Wax Project to the Setting […]
No script. No line. No one truth. Sound, movement, and light meet — leaving only the moment of happening. Artistic director and jazz guitarist Alan Kwan, together with designer and artist Adonian Chan, create TFS, which is Jazz Society's last production at East Kowloon Cultural Centre as a venue partner. The movements of street dancer Bobby Lam and […]
Revered Taiwanese choreographer Lin Hwai-min—a pioneering figure in contemporary dance and the visionary behind Cloud Gate Dance Theatre for five decades—returns with his most surprising production yet. This comeback work is a groundbreaking collaboration with FOCASA, Taiwan’s first professional circus troupe, inspired by the beloved illustrations of Jimmy Liao, a household name in the Chinese-speaking […]
The Story of Wu Zixu is a two-part historical epic written and directed by Cantonese opera icon Yuen Siu-fai. The play recounts the extraordinary life of Wu Zixu—a noble official of the Spring and Autumn period in ancient China. After Wu’s father and brother are brutally executed, Wu goes into exile before rising to power […]
Audiences have long been captivated by works that challenge reality—Black Mirror, The Truman Show, Inception—and now you can experience a mind-bending story like these live on stage. Volcano is a visceral and provocative theatre production that invites you into an enigmatic world where two characters find themselves caught between entrapment and escape. Set in a […]
Welcome to Irrésistibles, a group exhibition that invites you to surrender to the sheer magnetic force of beauty. As Oscar Wilde so famously declared, I can resist anything but temptation. This sentiment lies at the very heart of our collection. Artists exhibited: Roger Ballen, Isabelle Boccon-Gibod, Raymond Cauchetier, Frank Horvat, Kaws, Bogdan Konopka, Karl Lagarfeld, […]
Silver Medalist at the XVI International Tchaikovsky Competition and winner of the 73rd Geneva International Music Competition, Dmitry Shishkin has earned international acclaim for his creative and individual approach to music. Critics have described him as an “electrifying and flamboyant pianist, of great musical honesty and rigor.” Dmitry Shishkin’s recent highlights include an exceptional performance […]
In this multi-dimensional experience that transcends space and time, award-winning pianist Yu Xiangjun presents her virtuosic interpretations in a live piano performance combined with a multimedia installation, created with a team of visual artists and sound engineers from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music. This pioneering recital will transport the audience into an interactive dreamscape of […]
Originally from Vevey, Switzerland, Maryne is an artist guided by a sensitive and unpretentious approach. After several years of releasing songs in English, she reached an artistic turning point in 2025 by singing in French for the first time. With De Haut, her words gained both depth and clarity, resonating strongly with audiences and climbing […]
Belgian singer Jacques Brel's chansons defined the 1950s and ‘60s, and their lyrics were on every young person’s lips. His songs have been covered countless times, but have never been adapted into a dance performance—until now. BREL is the latest creation by Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, a towering figure in the international dance world for […]
Chiyan Wong is a true original—bold, brilliant and brimming with imagination. Born in Hong Kong, trained in London, and now based in Berlin, he combines classical and jazz influences in programmes full of audacity and vision. His own repertoire ranges from early Baroque to music so new that it’s still drying on the page. Together […]
Grotto Fine Art is pleased to present Those warm and unwavering existences, a solo exhibition by Bouie Choi curated by Joyce Hei-ting Wong, with an opening reception on Saturday, 14 March, from 2 to 6 pm. The exhibition will run from 14 March to 25 April 2026. “Three years since her last solo exhibition at […]
Lee Bul (South Korean, born 1964) is one of the most prominent contemporary artists to emerge from Asia in recent decades. Lee Bul: From 1998 to Now is a comprehensive survey of her career to date, featuring major works from the artist’s studio and collections across Asia and beyond. The exhibition at M+ unfolds in […]
Few composers have transformed the music of our time as profoundly as Steve Reich. With its repeating cells, gradual shifts and propulsive rhythms, the music of this Pulitzer Prize-winning pioneer of Minimalism has influenced generations of musicians across countless genres. The New York-based Mivos Quartet will perform all three of Reich’s works for string quartet: […]
The world famous Japanese group Avantgardey is returning to Hong Kong! Known for their quirky moves, short haircuts, and sailor uniforms, they’ve been making waves worldwide!Come to MacPherson Stadium on March 15 and 16 for their groovy show, you won’t want to miss it! Date: 15-16 March 2026 (Sunday-Monday) Time: 8PM
Bach’s music has long been a sacred pursuit for classical musicians, whether in solitude or in collaboration. Three distinguished artists—each acclaimed in their own right—began a collaboration on Baroque music between 2006 and 2007 and continue to share stages today. Harpsichordist and conductor Trevor Pinnock, founder of the world-renowned Baroque ensemble The English Concert, joined […]
L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific, School of Jewelry Arts announces the launch of The Engagement Ring: A Love Story, a new course dedicated to one of jewelry’s most enduring and emotionally charged forms. Closely aligned with L’ÉCOLE’s mission to explore jewelry through history, gemstones, and craftsmanship, the engagement ring offers a rich and engaging lens through which […]
A screening of the film Hiver à Sokcho (Winter in Sokcho), based on Elisa Shua Dusapin's best-selling debut novel, will be followed by a Q&A session with Elisa Shua Dusapin. Don't miss this unique opportunity, organised in partnership with the Korean Consulate. Synopsis: In Sokcho, a small seaside village in South Korea, Soo-Ha, 25, lives […]
Hong Kong Arts Festival and The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust co-presenting No Limits 2026: Precarious Moves by Michael Turinsky, a playful, thought-provoking solo performance exploring different kinds of human rhythm and time. Vienna-based Michael Turinsky’s semi-biographical solo performance is a playful, thought-provoking exploration of identity, gesture and the choreography of resistance. Blending philosophical […]
The Peninsula Hotels reveals the commissioned works for the 2026 edition of its Art in Resonance programme, presented at The Peninsula Hong Kong during Arts Month in March. The extraordinary lineup features Hong Kong contemporary artist Angel Hui, Tokyo-based Indonesian ceramicist Albert Yonathan Setyawan in partnership with the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), and Hong […]
Harvey Nichols presents Muki's Universe, a solo exhibition by Hong Kong– and Shenzhen-based artist Ling LIN (Lingmuki), whose whimsical character “Little Muki” invites viewers to rediscover the tenderness of childhood. In this intimate body of work, Ling opens a vibrant, dreamlike world where vulnerability becomes strength and imagination offers healing. Little Muki, inspired by a […]
Discover the wealth of legends associated with talisman jewels. You will discover the powers which stones have been believed to harbor and their meanings, as well as superstitions attached to animals and planets. The history and geography will take you on a voyage through centuries and civilizations; you will learn how designs and collections made […]
Please join us for an afternoon of conversation with acclaimed Franco-Korean author Elisa Shua Dusapin and Prof. Claire Gullander-Drolet (CityU of Hong Kong), moderated by Prof. Su Yun Kim (HKU). Elisa Shua Dusapin is the author of four books: Winter in Sokcho, The Pachinko Parlor, Vladivostok Circus, and, most recently, The Old Fire. She is […]
The exhibition Last Trip to the Amazon shows the latest works of Hungarian painter Luca Sára Rózsa, one of the most talented in her generation. The artist, from the beginning of her career, focused on Western philosophical and religious heritages, the deep analysis of beliefs about the origins of human psychology and behavior. Her works […]
The first step in of the long process of creating a piece of jewelry, the jewelry drawing is an ancient practice that dates back to the Renaissance. Rendered in pencil, pen, or brush on various surfaces, such as paper, board, parchment, or tracing paper, it will give rise to the final jewelry piece. This course […]
Talk and book signing with one of the guest speakers of Francophonie, Elisa Shua Dusapin, at the media library of the Alliance Française in Jordan! The Franco-Swiss author of Korean origin will discuss her journey and answer all your questions. The session, offered in partnership with the Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong, will be […]
Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin—an opera in “lyrical scenes”, as the composer described it—makes a rare appearance in Hong Kong. Based on Alexander Pushkin’s celebrated verse novel, this deeply human story explores the longing of youth and the devastating consequences of unrequited love. Tchaikovsky’s lush, emotionally nuanced score traces a trajectory of broken hearts, betrayed friendships and […]
Bertolt Brecht, the towering and revolutionary 20th-century German dramatist, wrote plays to inform, not merely entertain. His work was didactic, challenging the complacency of society. Written at the age of 20 and rarely staged during the past century, Brecht’s first play Baal focuses on an obnoxious anti-hero who’s cynical, murderous and self-destructive. Obsessed with sex […]
Chinese contemporary multi-disciplinary artist Zheng Jing presents a series of site-specific installations at Oi! that integrate art, science and spatial poetics into an immersive experience. This is Zheng's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. In the Space · Ecology · Poetics: Zheng Jing's Way of Art exhibition, he explores the possibilities of various elemental media […]
Hong Kong artist Chan Wai-lap presents a new solo exhibition at Oi!, continuing his Swimming series to construct an immersive bathhouse installation that blurs the line between reality and imagination. Drawing inspiration from bathing cultures across time and places, the artist reinterprets these influences into a contemporary version unique to Hong Kong. By subtly dissolving […]
Taikoo Place unveils its headline programme, ArtisTree Selects: Imagination Investments by globally celebrated artist Coco Capitán, as part of Swire Properties Arts Month coinciding with Art Basel Hong Kong. Running from 19 March to 26 April 2026, the exhibition takes place at ArtisTree and across Taikoo Place. Conceived as a three-part installation, the exhibition reflects […]
Organised by Pen & Paper and proudly presented by Henderson Land, the Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market makes its Asian debut during Hong Kong Art Month. The acclaimed immersive installation by internationally renowned Australian hyperrealist artist Cj Hendry arrives at Central Harbourfront from 19 to 22 March, affirming the city's position within the […]
As "Art March" descends upon Hong Kong, the city is enveloped in a vibrant artistic atmosphere. While public discourse frequently centers on the monumental, high-valuation masterpieces showcased at major international art fairs, such works can often seem inaccessible to burgeoning collectors and enthusiasts. 13a New Street Art Gallery offers a refreshing alternative with the group […]
Presented by WestK Performing Arts, the third WestK FunFest (FunFest) (19 March – 12 April) officially opens on 19 March. Spanning the Easter holidays, this year’s FunFest brings together top arts groups and performers from Australia, Spain, the UK and Hong Kong to present more than 120 diverse programmes at West Kowloon Cultural District (“WestK” […]
We’re kicking off our March Gallery Days with Sheung Wan Gallery Night, a truly exciting evening that will take you deep into Sheung Wan’s lively art scene! Come along on 19 March, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm, for some exclusive viewings and special events. Celebrate Asia Art Archive's 25th anniversary with us, or perhaps […]
In June 2025, pianist Aristo Sham won both the Gold Medal and Audience Award at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition—an event hailed by The Guardian as “the instrument’s Olympics” and by The New York Times as “one of the most prestigious contests in classical music”. The newspaper from New York also praised his “clarity, […]
What happens when a North Korean spy, living undercover in South Korea for 20 years, sees his meticulously constructed life fall apart in just 24 hours? Adapted from the critically acclaimed novel by Kim Young-ha, The Empire of Light focuses on a seemingly ordinary couple harbouring extraordinary secrets. Hailed as the “Korean Kafka”, Kim’s profound […]
If we could defy gravity, could we escape the tragic pull of fate? In a world spinning out of control, is the power of love strong enough for us to hold on to reality? Created by The 7 Fingers (Les 7 Doigts), a collective of world-class artists based in Quebec, Canada, Duel Reality is a […]
10 Chancery Lane Gallery presents Remembrance, a major tribute to the life and work of Dinh Q. Lê (1968–2024), one of the most influential contemporary artists to emerge from Southeast Asia. Curated by David Elliott, the exhibition honours an artist whose practice was driven by questions of memory, identity, history, and the unstable terrain between […]
Hong Kong art reflects the city’s unique position as a cultural crossroads, synthesising Chinese traditions and Western influences into distinctive artistic vocabularies and aesthetics. As a flagship Hong Kong art event of “Art March”, Live: Hong Kong Art Exhibition brings together 19 artists who are actively shaping the city’s contemporary art scene, ranging from established […]
gdm Hong Kong is pleased to present Chen Hui-Chiao: Under One Sky, the artist’s debut solo exhibition in Hong Kong. Under One Sky traces the trajectory of Chen’s creative practice, spanning the early installation work Amorphous Company (1997), through the sprawling spatial intervention A Room with a View (2018), to newly unveiled works including: When […]
The horse, associated with resilience, vigour, loyalty, and nobility, has long been a favourite subject of Chinese painters. By the Tang dynasty (618–907), horse painting was a distinct genre. The introduction of European knowledge and techniques—particularly anatomy and perspective—in the late Ming to early Qing dynasties (17th–18th century) propelled the art of horse painting to […]
Han dynasty (202 BCE – 220) is reputed as the first golden age in Chinese history. Inheriting and further developing from the institutions of Qin, Han dynasty laid the foundation for a brilliant and enduring unified empire. It established the foundational institutions and advanced its economic, technological and cultural achievements, fostering a dynamic and innovative […]
Delight in the graceful, shimmering elegance of Indonesia's Tari Lilin; feel the pulse of the lively castanets in the Philippines' Jota Manila; revel in the playful sophistication of Malaysia's Tari Inang and Joget; and be entranced by the gentle, flowing gestures of Laos' Sao Dance. This gala presents a captivating showcase of Southeast Asian dance […]
An evening of chamber music gems celebrates the richness of the Czech musical heritage. Pianist Ivo Kahánek—renowned for his insight into the Czech repertoire and the newly appointed Director of the Prague Conservatory—joins Jan Mráček, Concertmaster of the Czech Philharmonic and winner of the Fritz Kreisler International Violin Competition, alongside alto Václava Krejčí Housková, tenor […]
ComplexCon is a groundbreaking festival celebrating style, sneakers, pop culture, music, art, food, and innovation. This creative convergence features exclusive releases, immersive experiences, panel discussions, and live performances. ComplexCon Hong Kong returns on March 21-22, 2026, at AsiaWorld-Expo. Artist Kasing Lung has been named Artistic Director of this third edition. More details to be announced […]
Solely organise and present by the Hong Kong Arts Centre (HKAC), Collect Hong Kong Art Fair 2026 will take place from 21 to 29 March 2026 at the Pao Galleries, Diana Cheung Experimental Gallery, The Showcase and Jockey Club Atrium in the Hong Kong Arts Centre. Built upon the success of the Collectible Art Fair […]
Shi Fu Miz Festival is moving to a new venue in 2026: Tai Tong Organic EcoPark, located in Yuen Long, New Territories and will follow a new format: opening night at 宀 Club (Friday) and the main festival at Tai Tong (Saturday). Shi Fu Miz Festival is a music and art project created in 2016 […]
A provocative and intriguing exploration of the possibilities and limits of different bodies Tender and demanding, this groundbreaking choreography by Hungarian choreographer Adrienn Hód and the Unusual Symptoms dance company of Theatre Bremen, Germany invites us to take a fresh look at the human body and its meaning in dance and society. Between shared explorations […]
During the Song dynasty, Huang Wuniang—a young woman from the south—sits restless through the night, gazing at the moonlight and longing for her beloved Chen San, who has been exiled to a foreign county. As her memories unfold, the story of her fateful encounter with Chen San comes to life. Meanwhile, a group of young […]
HKWALLS, Hong Kong's leading non-profit street art organisation, is proud to announce the return of its landmark annual street art festival for its 11th edition, running from 21 to 29 March 2026, right at the beating heart of Hong Kong's world-renowned art month. From the iconic streets of Central and Western District to the glittering waterfront of […]
On site at Eaton HK’s Tomorrow Maybe gallery, Brussels-based Filipino performance artist and choreographer Joshua Serafin (they/them) will present Grieve the Departed Wound, a solo exhibition themed around the speculation of their indigenous heritage and intergenerational knowledge. Working across dance, performance, visual arts and video, Serafin’s multidisciplinary practice examines spirituality, ecology, queerness and ways of […]
ArtHouse Tai Hang is a new contemporary art festival celebrating an international array of creative talents in a unique Hong Kong neighbourhood. Through a group exhibition of over 50 artists, the 10 exhibiting houses unlock a different side of Tai Hang. Each of them becomes a chapter, inviting visitors to wander, discover, and connect the […]
WKM Gallery is pleased to present HKG-TYO 1974-2023, a solo exhibition by Canadian photographer Greg Girard. Known for his intimate, cinematic photos of urban night scenes, cityscapes, and the daily lives of workers and local inhabitants, Girard has come to receive recognition for his tenacious documentation of the social and physical transformations in major East […]
Following the success of last year's board game festival, the Consulate General of France and the Alliance Française in Hong Kong invite you to continue the festivities during the Fête de la Francophonie 2026 ! The Board Games Festival of the francophonie HONG KONG JOUE ! will take place on Saturday 21 March from 10 […]
Artistic activities play an essential role in children's education and development. Offering a unique educational experience that is both authentic and fun, the Creative Workshops of L'ÉCOLE have the mission to awaken an awareness of the creative professions for students from 5 to 17 years old. Also, the Creative Workshops strive to stimulate the imagination […]
Artistic activities play an essential role in children's education and development. Offering a unique educational experience that is both authentic and fun, the Creative Workshops of L'ÉCOLE have the mission to awaken an awareness of the creative professions for students from 5 to 17 years old. Aso, the Creative Workshops strive to stimulate the imagination […]
During the reign of Qing Emperor Tongzhi, the eunuch An Dehai was an all-powerful aide to the Empress Dowager. Using the excuse of procuring a dragon robe to leave the Forbidden City, he was arraigned by the magistrate Ding Baozhen while travelling in Shandong. As messengers dart from one place to another, An’s fate is […]
A special cultural event is coming to Hong Kong on Sunday, March 22, 2026: a unique screening of Tintin et le Lotus Bleu (The Blue Lotus) at the Hong Kong Central Library. Organized by the Alliance Française de Hong Kong in collaboration with the Consulates General of Belgium and France in Hong Kong, this event […]
Antonín Dvořák’s Requiem offers a moving and uplifting experience of spiritual reflection from one of the most beloved voices in Romantic music. The Czech composer began sketches for the piece in late 1889 and completed it the following year. What emerged was one of his most musically profound and emotionally resonant works—devoid of theatrical exaggeration, […]
Get ready for a thrilling blast of brass from Australian quintet, Shrewd Brass! Known for their lively and interactive style, Shrewd Brass will take kids on a fun-filled musical adventure with trumpet, trombone, French horn and tuba, performing a diverse programme featuring fanfares, movie medleys, dance tunes and more. Local favourite Fiesta Brass Quintet will […]
The Corner Shop presents The Lullabies That Lived — an immersive exhibition by Filipina transfeminine multidisciplinary artist Bunny Cadag. From 23 March to 17 April, The Corner Shop at Mondrian Hong Kong transforms into a tender, resonant world of handcrafted Munimuni dolls, suspended Lambana figures, braided Talimpusod cords, textile structures and the atmospheric vocal soundscape […]
Discover a world of vibrant imagination with globally acclaimed artist Ayako Rokkaku, as she, in collaboration with GALLERY TARGET, unveils "THE ISLAND – ONIGASHIMA" at Art LANDMARK. From 23 March to 17 April, the LANDMARK Atrium transforms into a captivating, tactile art experience that hosts Rokkaku’s highly anticipated Hong Kong solo debut and her largest […]
Gagosian is pleased to announce Persephone, Mary Weatherford’s first solo exhibition in Asia, opening at the gallery in Hong Kong on March 24, 2026. In the new paintings on view, Weatherford explores light and color, and pursues her interest in found materials, collage, and neon through a mythological theme that resonates with the changing seasons. […]
Tang Contemporary Art Hong Kong is pleased to present Crab, a solo exhibition by renowned Chinese artist Yue Minjun. The exhibition traces back his artistic journey over the past three decades, systematically showcasing his major series, while unveiling new works that expand his distinctive visual language. Yue Minjun’s artistic practice does not follow a linear […]
With galleries open until the evening, Late Night Southside invites you to experience art in the midst of city nightlife on March 24 from 8PM-11PM. Discover new exhibitions in Hong Kong’s art scene, like contemporary artist Zhang Xiaoli’s debut solo at Alisan Atelier, and don’t miss out on meeting Canadian photographer Greg Girard himself at […]
Art Central, together with Lead Partner UOB, today announced details of its eleventh edition, to be held from 25 to 29 March 2026, with a VIP Preview on 24 March. The Fair will feature the curatorial leadership of Enoch Cheng and Zoie Yung and launch Central Stage, a platform celebrating artists who have recently received […]
Art Basel is delighted to announce the participating galleries and its brand-new curatorial team for its 2026 edition in Hong Kong, bringing together established and emerging voices from across the globe. This edition underscores Hong Kong’s position as the key global nexus for art in Asia and beyond, with a focus on artistic innovation, regional […]
Berlin-based jazz singer and composer Michael Schiefel comes to Hong Kong with his one and only loop machine MikeLoop. Creating and re-creating works by revered classical composers Bach and Mozart, Michael’s voice will represent all musical instruments. A solo show of an experimental and improvisational nature, Michael and His Incredible Music Machine is the ultimate […]
Born in Paris and raised in Geneva in a family of opera singers, Benjamin Bernheim approached his craft with remarkable intentionality early in his career. He quickly rose to prominence with his distinctive artistry and charisma, and was recently awarded the Male Singer of the Year award at the prestigious 2025 Opus Klassik Awards. A […]
Central Yards Edible Art Fair was conceived by founder and creative director Arbiona Cadman, CEO of the renowned events and catering company Feste Group, with art curation by independent art consultancy firm Art-Partners, and proudly sponsored by Central Yards. This reimagined cultural event that blends art, taste and imagination, will take place from 26 March […]
Ancestral Frequencies: An Art Month ritual reclaiming queer & feminine histories through myth, movement, and experimental sound at Eaton HK Ancestral Frequencies is Eaton HK's collective Art Month ritual, a party dedicated to the reclamation of erased feminine and queer genealogies. At Terrible Baby, voices, rhythms, movements, and mythologies sidelined by colonial and patriarchal histories […]
Did you realise that a lot of music you come across every day are ACTUALLY classical music? And some of which you don’t even recognise. The term “classical music” is sometimes given a stale and dated image, and some may even say that it’s boring and long. Regardless of how this erroneous image was formed, […]
An ethereal vision brought to life through pure movement, Chinese dance production Dream in The Peony Pavilion pays tribute to this classic Chinese love story in a hazy, surreal style that perfectly evokes its theme of romantic dreams coming true. Featuring six star dancers and a 30-strong cast from the Suzhou Song and Dance Theatre, […]
Set in the feudal Tempō era, Two Blind Women in the Snowy Tokugawa Nights - Sleeping Fires tells the story of blind female massage therapist Iku and her young apprentice Saya. Through poetic layering of soundscapes, dialogue, gesture and scent, the newly commissioned theatre piece depicts the hardships and pleasures of the women’s day-to-day life, […]
Championed by a distinguished roster of visionary partners and supporters, Design Trust Exhibition 2026, themed The Art of Movement, will open to the public from Friday, 27 March to Sunday, 12 April 2026 to welcome visitors from Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area and internationally. Curated, led and envisioned by Marisa Yiu along with Zheng […]
The dance drama The Orphan of Zhao is adapted from the Yuan Zaju Drama The Orphan of Zhao. Set in the Spring and Autumn period, it tells the story of the Zhao clan of the State of Jin, who are falsely accused and exterminated by the treacherous minister Tu’an Gu. The clan’s only surviving child […]
Every March, Hong Kong comes alive with a vibrant array of art and cultural events, transforming the city into a dynamic hub brimming with creativity and artistic energy. At THE SOUTHSIDE, a Cultural Landmark of Island South Living, at the heart of the burgeoning art community in Wong Chuk Hang, the first SOUTHSIDE ARTival is […]
An evening dedicated to the intricate and evocative chamber music of celebrated French composer Philippe Manoury (b. 1952). Manoury will be in Hong Kong as part of his residency at HKU Music, where he serves as the 2026 Rayson Huang Scholar. This concert—the culminating event of his residency—offers a rare and privileged glimpse into the […]
This year, the World Music Series proudly showcases three extraordinary ensembles—Gonia, Dianshui Nanyue (點水南樂), and WOOONTA—each a vibrant force in rekindling traditional musical heritages while boldly forging innovative soundscapes. These trailblazing groups weave the soulful threads of ancient Asian musical traditions with contemporary creativity, creating performances that bridge cultures and time. From the dynamic fusion […]
What makes “classical music” classical? Do I have to know all the instruments to understand it? Do I have to understand it to enjoy it? A short answer: NO. Classical music can be enjoyed – just like any other type of music! Yip Wing-sie, with her magic wand, will be waving Hong Kong Sinfonietta into […]
Three composers linked by the evolving spirit of 19th-century Romanticism anchor this rich programme from the Academy of St Martin in the Fields—one of the world’s most recorded chamber orchestras and a cornerstone of British musical life since its founding by Sir Neville Marriner in 1958. With its trademark clarity and expressive precision, ASMF brings […]
Light and Shadow on Strings is the first collaboration between No Limits and the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra. It is a joint performance showcasing the rich range of Chinese music performed by the talents of the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra (HKCO) and erhu prodigy Yang Enhua. To open the event, Yang presents three solo pieces. […]
This edition of Art After Hours is centred around the theme of embodied knowledge and explores the body as a site of expression that invites audiences to engage with lived experience and critical inquiries relevant to contemporary society. By emphasising liveness, interaction and the rawness of vulnerability, the programme challenges notions of gender roles, identity […]
Hongkong Land’s Art Walk in Central culminates in a spectacular finale — OPEN — a dynamic open-air street celebration that will transform Chater Road on 29 March. Alongside it is Art on the Move, an interactive art-truck activation presented by HKwalls, bringing live artistic creation directly onto the streets. Blending heritage, creativity, and community, the […]
Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No 5—known as “Emperor”— combines heroic sweep with lyrical depth: noble in scale, expansive in vision and ablaze with virtuosic brilliance. Written while Vienna was under siege by Napoleon, the concerto radiates confidence and heroism, yet also reveals Beethoven’s poetic side in its rapturous slow movement. Together with the Academy of St […]
Yunchan Lim has already achieved what most musicians only dream of. At 18, he became the youngest-ever winner of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition, his electrifying account of Rachmaninov’s Third Concerto going viral with more than 15 million views. His debut recording of Chopin’s complete Études then went on to win the 2024 Gramophone […]
Since its inception in 1977, the Hong Kong International Film Festival has been one of Asia's most enduring cultural events. Under the theme "50 and Beyond: Framing the Future", HKIFF50 will run from 1 to 12 April, celebrating five decades of cinematic and cultural exchanges while spotlighting the future of Asian and global cinema. To […]
Pop culture is born out of creativity and imagination, which ushers the public into a cultural space where reality is interwoven with illusion, and turns the impossible into the possible. Hong Kong’s pop culture exudes a character of immense versatility and boundless ingenuity. It is a culture that evolves and radiates its own distinct brilliance […]
Step into a world of twilight poetry with Alice Sara Ott, unearthing the delicate beauty of John Field’s Nocturnes alongside the luminous shadows of Beethoven Sonatas. In this stunningly-curated programme, Alice Sara Ott interweaves Beethoven’s Sonatas with the serene Nocturnes of John Field. While the nocturne is often associated with Chopin, the genre was pioneered […]
A sublime masterpiece that embodies loneliness, secrets and regret, Wong Kar Wai’s poignant love story evokes an intoxicating nostalgia yet a fervour of romantic longing in the perfection of its aching musical soundtrack and ravishing cinematography. A platonic affection is destined to become a fleeting promise of redemption, yet its timeless glamour conjures ethereal aesthetic […]
Love Society! A Nancy Solo Musical is presented by Boom Theatre on 2–12 April 2026 at Tea House Theatre, Xiqu Centre. Date and Time 2–11 April 2026 (Thursday to Saturday) 8:30pm 3–7 April 2026 (Friday to Tuesday) 11–12 April 2026 (Saturday to Sunday)* 2:15pm, 4:45pm Language: Cantonese
The exciting Egg Hunt is back this Easter! Join us as 50,000 sq. ft. of lawn transforms into a colorful egg-stravaganza! Hunt for hidden eggs for your chance to win fantastic prizes. Enjoy game booths, workshops, and themed market on site! Besides having fun, you can also recharge your energy in two main areas: the […]
Hidden Space is delighted to present I remember you with wind in your hair, a solo exhibition by Betty Jiu, the eighth recipient of our annual Hidden Space Award. Across spoken and written text, multiple videos and a single anchoring photograph, Betty Jiu creates space for the tender frustrations of intergenerational relations. A woman stands […]