Pioneering street artist Huang Yulong is in the spotlight for his first solo show in Hong Kong in nine years. Titled Miroku, the show will open at Ora-Ora in Hong Kong’s Tai Kwun on July 11, 2024. The artist is famed for his skilled manipulation of ceramics, bronze and glass to create human forms which are tough and tactile, yet […]
Ora-Ora is pleased to present Peng Jian’s solo exhibition Generative Canvas. The exhibition will take place at Ora-Ora’s Tai Kwun space from 15 August - 26 September 2024. As a new series of works on canvas, it extends Peng Jian’s creative thread from observing daily life and objects, to observing daily actions. Since 1839, the presence and integration […]
Ora-Ora’s autumn exhibition, titled A Wider Horizon, is broad and inquisitive. World-renowned cross-cultural artist Peter Doig is presented alongside artistic luminary Rosamond Brown. Other acclaimed Greater China-based artists include Halley Cheng, Chan Keng Tin, Stephen Wong and Xiao Xu. The show will open at Ora-Ora in Hong Kong’s Tai Kwun on 3 October 2024. Two featured works by Peter Doig and Rosamond […]
Ora-Ora is pleased to present the second solo show by Korean artist Yi Yi Jeong-eun in Hong Kong. The exhibition will open at Ora-Ora in Tai Kwun on 21 November 2024 and is titled: Being Zen. Yi Yi Jeong-eun's new artworks explore her deep affection for the outdoors in a philosophical direction, interpreting landscapes through the prism of Zen […]
Ora-Ora is pleased to present Digital Rhythm, a group exhibition featuring the dynamic works of Henry Chu, Nick Teeple, Sasha Stiles, Genesis Kai, and Shavonne Wong. This exhibition dives into the human aspect of digital art, showcasing its profound capacity to illuminate the complexities of the human experience through the innovative intersection of art and technology. Henry Chu, known […]
Ora-Ora is pleased to announce a new solo show by Hong Kong artist Halley Cheng, which will take place at its Tai Kwun space, titled Never Describe a Sunset. The spotlight will be on Cheng’s Kapok Series of paintings. The Kapok Series marries reflective surfaces with ferocious reds, yellows and oranges to underline the majestic beauty of nature. Fleeting appearances […]
A major statement show for Art Month. UPWARD – Huang Yulong brings more than 20 giant sculptures to the Hong Kong Harbourfront at the iconic Hong Kong Observation Wheel and AIA Vitality Park. Monumental in scale, facing upwards to a bright future, this specially created sculpture series will form an unforgettable exhibition. The spirit of UPWARD – Huang Yulong […]
Ora-Ora is pleased to announce a new solo exhibition by UK-born, US-based artist Stephen Thorpe. Titled The Last Word Always Belongs to the Mountain, the new show will take place at Ora-Ora’s Tai Kwun space during Art Month (March 2025). The artist will also be part of Ora-Ora’s group show at Art Basel Hong Kong […]
Wild Lines symbolizes a yearning for unfettered expression and a borderless approach to artistic disciplines. We revisit and re-engage with the creations of Halley Cheng, Henry Chu, Huang Yulong, Juri Markkula, William Lim, Stephen Thorpe and Xiao Xu, recently seen at Art Basel Hong Kong. This is a journey through painting, sculpture and digital art, drawn […]
Ora-Ora is thrilled to present In Free Flight, a solo exhibition celebrating Xu Hongfei’s remarkable career and his iconic "Chubby Ladies"—sculptures that radiate joy, freedom, and universal connection. Playful, vivacious, and defying gravity, his bronze works transcend cultural and linguistic boundaries, embodying his belief that art is for everyone. From Flying Piano (2015) to Kiss (2010), Xu’s creations inspire love […]
Ora-Ora presents a new solo show by acclaimed Hong Kong artist Nina Pryde, titled A Touch of Gold. Opening on August 2, it will run until September 6. This exhibition follows swiftly on the breaking news announced in June that the gallery will represent the artist on a worldwide basis. A Touch of Gold presents […]
Ora-Ora presents Concrete Colour, the third solo exhibition by Hong Kong-based artist Sophie Cheung. Exploring memory and feelings of loss, Cheung harnesses the gradual erosion of familiar sights in a quest to find the permanent landmarks of belonging. Concrete Colour introduces the new CMYK Series and further develops her Erasing News Series. In the former, […]