In November, a season of change, we can finally take this time to slowly pull back our gaze and discover things that have yet to be explored. Touch Gallery continues with the theme of “Being Whimsy” from last month, bringing you five young local artists, to look at Hong Kong society and culture from their […]
In 1989, I had my first and last full-time designer work in Kan Tai Keung Design. Kan became a friend and a great teacher of mine in the graphic design industry and we have maintained a close acquaintanceship since then. Last year, my book Light Ensemble was released, a decade-long collection of photographs that captured […]
Time flies and with 2023 around the corner, Touch Gallery is proud to present “New Page”, a group exhibition featuring six up-and-coming artists with expertise in their own art forms and genres, they use their own experience to illustrate the ways of living in a city. Among them first are 4 artists who deploy unique […]
"What touches my soul the most is the plants around me, which are simple but truly heartful." Touch Gallery is pleased to present artist Aries Wu’s second solo exhibition “Garden Song” and presentation at Art Central 2023 Booth B25a. Aries discovers the beauty of life through gardens, and conveys optimism and expectation for life through […]
Touch Gallery is thrilled to present "Toru Kurokawa: Rhythm", a solo exhibition featuring famous Japanese sculpture artist Toru Kurokawa and his new body of works. ‘I want to pursue the possibility of "emptiness" and find a simple and beautiful shape. This is an important topic for me. Cause when I come into contact with it, […]
Lewis Lau (b.1988) graduated from the Fine Arts Department of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Born and raised in Hong Kong, Lewis often adds the deepest fragments from his memory, combined with the touching moments of things he encountered in life, then transforms them into his oil paintings. Lewis moved to the UK two years ago. In […]
Human faces become blurred or immortal after a passage of time. Did someone trace a silhouette of a person thousands of years ago at the dawn of human civilization, creating an everlasting mural? Can earthly beings, who are bound to perish, be granted the gift of immortality through the eternal, two-dimensional brush of a painting, […]
Touch Gallery is honoured to present the retrospective exhibition of major works by the renowned Japanese artist Ogata Kamio. Born in 1949 in Hokkaido, Ogata was best known for his mastery of neriage, a method of using multiple coloured clays to create patterned effects. As a self-taught ceramist, Ogata preferred the freedom of individual exploration […]
Nature abounds with diversity, manifesting in varied shapes and hues; the human heart, with its unique individuality, radiates its own inherent beauty...... Tsang Chui Mei, a local artist from Hong Kong, resembles both natural landscapes and dreamscapes on her canvases. She infuses her works with a unique visual language and a variety of materials that […]
O~Fortuna! How beautiful and cruel are you? ! I saw that desperate boy grow into a passionate jester, with roses planted in his heart, and a turret hidden in his mouth, vowing to entangle you till the end of the universe. Fate always tricks people, makes people experience hardships. People be parted in life and […]
The Women's Foundation (TWF) in Hong Kong aims to promote the full and equal participation of women in all. Touch Gallery collaborates with The Women's Foundation to organise an exhibition titled "Her Stories Unveiled: Art Charity Exhibition". Through this collaboration, we aim to bring together the Hong Kong art and charity sectors, raising awareness among […]
Lau Kam Hung’s solo exhibition, titled "Silver Lining," responds to the theme of "Rain or Shine" with real-life scenery. It also inherits the tradition of literati landscape painting and integrates it into the artwork, presenting an alternative imagination of contemporary landscape painting. While interpreting "contemporary scenarios" in an "ancient style," Lau also showcases "contemporary materials" […]