Lee Kuang-Yu’s sculptures are deeply inspired by Eastern philosophy and the aesthetics of landscapes, emphasizing the fusion of the mind and nature. Drawing from the essence of Cubism and Surrealism, he developed his own unique hollowed-out sculptural language - the open void. Lee excels at integrating his works with public spaces and natural environments, transforming […]
Learners to Leaders is a youth-focused initiative designed to nurture leadership, creativity, and critical thinking skills among students while encouraging cross-cultural fluency and practical life competencies. As fostering curated learning experiences is one of Asia Society Hong Kong’s pillars, this program brings learning opportunities that span across arts and culture, business, exhibitions, and global policy, […]
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 […]
As part of its 30th anniversary celebrations this year, Buddhistdoor is hosting a third and final film screening with Asia Society this year, this time showcasing THE DAKINI CODE: Lotus-Born Master and the Event Horizon. This is the third film in director Laurence Brahm's Lotus-Born Master series and combines past documentary themes and a creative, […]