The Stallery WCH is pleased to present “WoA’22” - which stands for “Works of Art 2022”, a two-part group exhibition featuring solely Hong Kong-based artists whose works span a wide range of media and themes, from abstract acrylic, Chinese contemporary landscape paintings to highly conceptual installations created with found objects. The participating artists are members […]
The second part of the group exhibition “WoA ’22” (WoA: Works of Art) is back at The Stallery WCH from Aug 27, 2022 to Sep 25, 2022 (except Mondays and Tuesdays) after a well-received first installment that engaged both the local community around Wan Chai’s Stone Nullah Lane as well as lovers of Hong Kong […]
In the same vein as 2021’s “Bling Dynasty,” which explored contemporary (pre-pandemic) global consumerism by bringing together Chinese and Western culture and artistic styles in provocative visual hybrids, “Space Rich” will again entice viewers by its incorporation of recognizable figures and icons from pop culture and luxury brands in its compositions. This time, “earthly” icons […]
The artworks in the exhibition "Born From Thoughts" are not only independent pieces but also interconnected, forming a narrative that reflects SIUKINS' personal experiences, emotions, and thought processes while skillfully conveying a profound sense of alienation. SIUKINS' painting style is deeply inspired by Japanese manga culture, with recurring characters and thought bubbles that evoke elements […]
L'Epicerie Fine Art & The Stallery are thrilled to present "Five Gals”, a celebration of women artists and works in a curated group show that brings together an extraordinary collection of artists from Hong Kong and France.This groundbreaking exhibition showcases the diverse talent and vibrant energy of the artists’ works. Five exceptional artists, each hailing […]
French street artist Tim Marsh returns to the vibrant art scene of Hong Kong for his third show with L’Epicerie Fine Art in collaboration with The Stallery, marking a significant artistic milestone in the heart of the city. The exhibition, titled "Geom3trical Acrobatics" promises to be a dynamic showcase of Marsh's distinctive talent and creative […]
The show features two Hong Kong native artists, Pater Ho and Rorce Lau, who share interesting perspectives of people and places through their lenses. The two artists speak their own unique photographic languages with one thing in common – individuals among us telling stories about the world they perceived. Photography is a playground. Pater amuses […]
How does painting reflect part of our life? Painting is a habit, a pursuit, and a way of intellectual training. More often, artworks record and preserve our feelings and thoughts about the surroundings, even acting as a mirror reflecting the truth of the artists. Living in the speedy pace of hustle city life, we need […]
The Stallery is proud to present ARTWERKS, a groundbreaking group exhibition showcasing the vibrant talents of Hong Kong LGBTQIA+ artists. Featuring seven exceptional artists from diverse backgrounds and creative practices, this curated show brings together a collection of works that explore themes of identity, memory, and experience. From paintings and sketches to prints, each piece […]
The Stallery is thrilled to present Antoine de Saint Vaulry's solo exhibition - “Suspended Nostalgia”. Like many others, Antoine de Saint Vaulry took up drawing during the pandemic. Born and raised in France, he has worked as a banker in Paris, London and Hong Kong, and, during his and his family’s peripatetic life, has always […]
The Stallery proudly presents “Inner & Outer: WoA 2025”, a group show featuring 18 Hong Kong artists from different backgrounds and their practices. WoA (Works of Art) is an artist collective founded in 2019 by abstract painter Chak with the hope of ploughing an open field for conversation to happen between artists and giving them […]
This year, The Stallery marks a milestone—10 years of exhibitions and fostering community within the contemporary art scene in Hong Kong. Since its founding in December 2014, The Stallery has been more than just a gallery; it has been a space for artistic dialogue, experimentation, and evolution in the context of Hong Kong’s dynamic society […]