Para Site is proud to present a unique off-site exhibition ‘Post-Human Narratives—In the Name of Scientific Witchery’ at the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences featuring all-new commissions by Betty Apple, Ho Sin Tung, Mayumi Hosokura, Hui Serene Sze Lok, Florence Lam, Liv Tsim, Hou Lam Tsui, Ice Wong Kei Suet, and Bobby Yu Shuk […]
Marking the seventh edition of Para Site’s annual Emerging Curators exhibition, Para Site is proud to present ‘While we are embattled’ curated by Nomaduma Rosa Masilela and Thiago de Paula Souza. The exhibition brings together works by Noor Abed, Morehshin Allahyari, Castiel Vitorino Brasileiro, Sara Haq, Junghun Kim, Carolyn Lazard, Sabelo Mlangeni, Jota Mombaça, Avery […]
Para Site is delighted to present the group exhibition ‘Fanatic Heart’ from 10 December 2022 to 26 February 2023. The exhibition is curated by Cusson Cheng, featuring works by fifteen Asian artists, including Haneyl Choi, BuBu de la Madeleine, Guhit Kulay (Maria Christina Castillo Anire, Cristina Balao-as Cayat, Jonalyn Macalalad Molina, and Marilyn Santiago Lopez), […]
Para Site is delighted to present the group exhibition ‘signals…瞬息’ curated by Billy Tang and Celia Ho. The exhibition marks the first chapter of the new direction for Para Site and will feature a series of commissions and existing works in dialogue with an experimental display structure that will transform throughout the exhibition.‘Signals’ in the […]
Para Site announces the opening of its newly expanded space that focuses on experimental, process-driven projects on the tenth floor of its current Quarry Bay location. To inaugurate the new space, Para Site is proud to present a solo exhibition by Hong Kong artist Kong Chun Hei, ‘PS’, curated by Kobe Ko consisting of a […]
Para Site presents ‘signals...folds and splits’, the second chapter of the exhibition series ‘signals...瞬息’, curated by Billy Tang and Celia Ho. Departing from the exploration of spatial politics in the first chapter of ‘signals...瞬息’, the second chapter will consider the notion of time as a series of folds and splits. The folding of time implies a […]
Para Site is delighted to present ‘Strange Strangers’ as the second exhibition in its new tenth-floor annex. The duo exhibition curated by Cusson Cheng will showcase commissioned and existing sculptures by New York-based Chinese artist Shuyi Cao and Hong Kong artist Leelee Chan. Taking the concept of ‘strange strangers’, which philosopher and ecologist Timothy Morton […]
Para Site is delighted to present ‘Offerings for Escalante’, the first major institutional solo exhibition of the artist duo Enzo Camacho and Ami Lien in Asia, curated by Celia Ho. The exhibition features all-new commissions including an hour-long experimental documentary film, large-scale drawings on handmade paper, a site-specific installation, and a 16mm stop motion animated […]
Para Site presents ‘Sounding Lines’ (16 March–28 July 2024; opening reception on 15 March, 6–8pm), a solo exhibition of the acclaimed New York-based artist Aki Sasamoto. Situated between sculpture and performance, the exhibition marks the first major solo presentation of the artist in Hong Kong and features a newly commissioned installation and performance in conversation […]
Para Site presents 'Soft breath', a solo exhibition of Trevor Yeung, co-commissioned in partnership with Gasworks, London, and Aranya Art Center, Qinhuangdao. Taking queer experiences that have shaped multi-species entanglements as a starting point, 'Soft breath' evokes the fluid interplay between night and day, public and private life, and hidden and visible desires. Central to […]
Para Site is pleased to present ‘Cloud Chamber’, the first institutional exhibition to survey the activities of Art Labor, a Ho Chi Minh City-based collective formed by Thao Nguyen Phan, Truong Cong Tung and Arlette Quynh-Anh Tran. The exhibition 'Cloud Chamber' presents Art Labor's long-term historical research, poetic observations, and decade-long practice of relationship-building with the Jrai community in […]
Para Site is delighted to present ‘How to be Happy Together?’, curated by Zairong Xiang. Departing loosely from Wong Kar Wai’s Happy Together (1997), the exhibition enacts a critique of dualism—between intimate and antagonistic partners, between political entities, between ‘us’ and ‘them’, and even between ‘I’ and ‘me. Artists: Nadim Abbas, Luis Chan, Luke Ching, Chu Ming […]