Do your kids love snapping photos? Or are they looking for a fun project to be engaged in this summer? If so, then this workshop is for them! Using Asia Society Hong Kong Center as the background, photographer and educator, Bobby Lee, will teach your kids to take better photos with a smartphone or digital […]
A joint production of the Dante Alighieri Society and ASHK as part of the Italia Mia Festival with sponsorship of the Muses Foundation for Education & Culture. The delightfully frivolous Il segreto di Susanna (Susanna’s Secret) is an intimate and approachable one act comic by Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari from 1909. Reset in Hong Kong during the […]
Asia Society Hong Kong Center (ASHK) will open its upcoming exhibition, Fusion 2, on March 15 until June 25, 2023 at the Chantal Miller Gallery. The show, co-organized with The Arkad Foundation of Seravezza in Italy, features sculptural works as a result from the collaboration between five Hong Kong artists and five artists based in […]
The “Beacon in the Storm: The Art of Pang Jiun” Exhibition will be held from 27 September 2023 to 18 February 2024 in Asia Society Hong Kong Centre after his large-scale retrospective exhibition in Hong Kong in 2018. The exhibition, curated by Mr. William Fong and supported by the Asia Society, will showcase 39 new […]
Asia Society Hong Kong Center proudly presents Wifredo Lam: Homecoming, a retrospective of one of the most renowned Cuban modern artists. The exhibition will be held from March 23, 2024 – June 2, 2024. An all-inclusive exhibition including prints, personal memorabilia, and paintings, Homecoming covers a range of Wifredo Lam’s key artistic periods: from his […]
Le toréador (1849) is a comic opera by Adolphe Adam, a French composer best known for the ballet Giselle. The story is of a ménage–a–trois between an erstwhile soprano, her oft–absent and unfaithful husband, and a previous lover, a flautist in the orchestra. The work features famous variations on the folk–song Ah! vous dirai–je, maman […]
Asia Society Hong Kong Center proudly presents Never End: The Art and Life of Gaylord Chan – the first retrospective since the late artist’s passing in 2020. The exhibition will celebrate Gaylord Chan’s artistic legacy with over 100 artworks alongside never seen before historical footage from the different stages of his life. The exhibition is […]
Asia Society Hong Kong Center proudly presents Objects of Play: Hoo Mojong Centennial Retrospective, the fifth instalment in the Contemporary Chinese Female Artist Series. HOO Mojong (1924-2012), a trailblazer in modern art, stands as a key figure in bridging Eastern and Western artistic languages. As one of the most prominent Chinese female artists following Pan Yu-Lin, […]
Asia Society Hong Kong Center (ASHK) has been exhibiting the works of a pioneering yet underappreciated Chinese female artist—Hoo Mojong, since March 2025. The Objects of Play: Hoo Mojong Centennial Retrospective is the fifth instalment in the Contemporary Chinese Female Artist Series, where we pay tribute to these highly accomplished yet often overlooked women, and […]
Join Asia Society for a second, enthralling film screening with Buddhistdoor, this time following director Laurence Brahm as he leads an expedition team into the "hidden realms" of the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan, searching for secret teachings concealed by the mystical Lotus-Born Master during the 8th century. This film presents amazing previously unseen cinematography of […]
Asia Society Hong Kong Center is excited to launch Objects of Obsession, a new program that features conversations which examine the deeper social, psychological, and cultural meanings embedded in mass media, the creative industries, and pop culture merchandising. In an era where the boundaries between the printed page, digital screen, merchandise shelf, and gallery wall […]
A powerful documentary that evokes reflections on personal perseverance and the human spirit, Four Trails follows the trials and tribulations of participants of the Hong Kong Four Trails Ultra Challenge (“HK4TUC”). Along the way, the film spotlights the vibrant community of trail runners and the unrivalled mountains and open spaces that makes Hong Kong a […]