2021 has been a fruitful year for Touch Gallery. Since the establishment of our new space, we have presented the creations of many well-known local and foreign artists. We are committed to promoting potential artists of the new generation, actively pioneering the new art trend, and striving to provide art lovers with new art experience. […]
At the beginning of the new year, Touch Gallery collaborates with a local artist of the new generation, and presents the latest exhibition "Refraction" by Hong Kong artist Phillip Hui for the first time, introducing the new art force to the local art scene. The artist adopted the techniques of Eastern and Western paintings to […]
We proudly present the latest exhibition “Always After Now” by Hong Kong artist Chow Chun Fai, from 8 February to 6 March. Chow Chun Fai began his Tarot Series in 2017. Using visual expressions with ambiguous meanings, he intentionally strays from his usual art practice. Despite the series' preoccupation with a framework, one is simultaneously […]
Curatorial Statement “Void is full, full is void”. Void is a concept, a kind of metaphysics, and it can also be a kind of aesthetics. There are small changes between the voids, not only the invisible state. The artwork presents the void in the space through simple structure, lines, light and shadow. Let’s join us […]
Art is a journey of constant exploration. Artists of different generations have various responses and understandings to individuals and societies in respective backgrounds. The new generation of artists in Hong Kong provide a new perspective in the globalised context. Between materials, composition and brushstrokes, they present their emotional rhythm with a new artistic expression. In […]
Touch Gallery is honoured to present Hong Kong artist Chui Pui Chee's solo exhibition ‘Nine Abysses’, which showcases a large horizontal scroll of the famous ‘Nine Abysses’ ink landscape series, which is his latest blue-green shan shui painting. The artist draws from the conception of Nine Abysses, a sacred place where the divine dragons hide […]
Following ‘Nine Abysses’ in May, Hong Kong artist Chui Pui Chee once again presents a solo exhibition - ‘Eighteen’ at Touch Gallery, which showcases the most representative series of works from his artistic career in the past eighteen years, including early calligraphy of pop songs, termite, ants, and even the ink paintings inspired by ‘Batman’. […]
Curatorial Statement Since that day, the images in head and the things that come across have started flowing slowly. They exist within similar colour tone; while there is no sign of dramatic change, the process of self-decomposition is proceeding harmoniously. As things scatter and drift amid voices of serenity, their appearance has also become ambiguous […]
Foreword We exist in a world full of conflict. Between humans there will always be this undercurrent of tension – it is the very essence of what makes us truly human. In this solo exhibition of Ant Ngai’s most recent works, the artist delves deeper into the sense of the unknown – do we really […]
We are Touch Gallery. We are proud to present the latest solo exhibition of local artist William Lim, ”Flower Shadow” from 10 August to 4 September. This solo exhibition is a response to William Lim’s “Willows Dark Flowers Bright” Exhibition. “Flower Shadow” is a poem written by Northern Song dynasty poet 蘇軾. Other than in […]
Local artist Virginia Lo loves things with historical traces. Through this exhibiton, she intentionally injects a mysterious and whimsical existence into her paintings of virtual and ecological scenes in the Hong Kong Museum of History. Taking the audience on a journey to discover a bizarre and harmonious landscape. The artist repeatedly scrapes and paints on […]
As a parallel to Wong Chak Hung's recent works, the Hollywood movie Catch Me If You Can tells the story of a young man surpassing discipline and regulations by exploiting the public's worship of certain social roles. In the movie, the protagonist impersonated multiple identities only through the use of clothes and cheques, whereas in […]