AISHO Hong Kong is honoured to announce Japanese artist Hidetaka Suzuki’s first solo exhibition “Stereoscope” in Hong Kong. The show is on view from 15 November to 21 December, 2024. "Stereoscope," references a technology originating in the 1850s that enables viewers to perceive images in three dimensions by observing two slightly offset images through a scope. […]

AISHO Hong Kong is delighted to present “KALEIDOSCOPE”, a group show showcasing the distinctive styles of three remarkable artists: Joakim Ojanen from Sweden, alongside with Nicasio Fernandez and Ryan Travis Christian from the United States. Each artist brings their unique character to the work, offering a diverse yet cohesive exploration of contemporary themes. Joakim Ojanen captivates with […]

AISHO Hong Kong is honoured to announce Spanish artist Cristina Lama’s first solo exhibition “LA SINRAZÓN (Unreasonable)” in Hong Kong. The show is on view from 27 March to 26 April, 2025. Cristina Lama's artistic practice is fundamentally grounded in abstract emotional expression, employing a relatively loose narrative approach that leaves the interpretation of her […]

AISHO Hong Kong is delighted to present No Such Person, on viewing from Aug 1 to Aug 30, 2025. In this compelling group exhibition, three international artists - Akira Inaba, Henrik Godsk and Sablo Mikawa - present their distinctive interpretations of the human figure, challenging our conventional understanding of portraiture. The exhibition title No Such […]

AISHO Hong Kong is honoured to announce Japanese artist Wataru Ozu’s first solo exhibition Between Stillness in Hong Kong. The show is on view from 5 September to 3 October, 2025. In this solo exhibition, while reconsidering "Ma（間）" - one of the essential elements in Japanese art - Ozu have painted vanitas motifs known in […]