Did you know that plastic PET bottles – those sitting at the bottom of your rubbish bin right now – are full of creative and sustainable potential? Those disposable bottles […]
Did you know that plastic PET bottles – those sitting at the bottom of your rubbish bin right now – are full of creative and sustainable potential? Those disposable bottles […]
Laurent Pelly’s storybook staging of Massenet’s Cendrillon, a hit of the 2017–18 season, is presented with an all-new English translation in an abridged 90-minute adaptation, with mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard as […]
In celebration of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month, Bamboo Scenes will host an exciting new exhibition honoring local female artists and exploring the thrilling possibilities of the Metaverse. […]
Stepping into 2nd year of Gallery Ascend, we are proud to present our first show outside of our usual venue. Partnering with the one and only art mall in the […]
Videotage is pleased to present the group show Ersilia: Body Of The Gateway Cities from 22 April to 29 May 2022 at Videotage (exhibition) and www.videotagecinema.com (online screening). Co-presented with […]
In the past few months, we have also been severely tested by the pandemic, under the warmth of the spring sun, we finally see the light of hope. We are […]
The pandemic has become more stable recently. Although it is still hard to travel aboard, we can still travel through the paintings spiritually. Whether depicting a life in seclusion, illustrating […]
In 1974, Wu Guanzhong (1919-2010) saw the four ancient cypresses for the first time in Suzhou. He was so excited that he made a three-metre-long A sketch of Chinese cypresses, […]
Created by new media artist Chu Lik-hang, Henry, "Portrait Play" is an interactive exhibition made up of images from HKMoA's diverse collections. Its set-up comprises a large LED screen, movable […]
In celebration of the 60th anniversary of the HKMoA, a commissioned multisensory and space-oriented experiential installation by Hong Kong artist Ng Tsz Kwan will be displayed to embody the visual […]
Communing with nature is of primary importance in Chinese culture. Wandering in the wilds looking for a spiritual home. However, it is easier said than done to escape from mundanity […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is pleased to announce emo gym, a new group exhibition of young emerging Hong Kong artists running from 21 April to 19 June 2022, and curated by […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is delighted to announce a new group exhibition, Double Vision, curated by Tobias Berger, Jill Angel Chun, and Daniel Szehin Ho, which runs from 21 April to […]
3812 Gallery is proud to present Looking East: St Ives Artists and Buddhism, the first exhibition to introduce British modern art with reference to eastern philosophy. Once a small fishing […]
The Hong Kong Museum of Art was honoured to receive an abundant collection of 20th-century Chinese painting and calligraphy from local collector Dr Leo Wong Kwai-kuen in late 2021. Marking […]
The DFA Hong Kong Young Design Talent Award, which seeks to enlighten Hong Kong young designers’ creative thinking with a global perspective and to enrich their worldwide industry experience, is […]
Asia Society Hong Kong Center (ASHK) will host a series of virtual workshops, See You Online 2.0, for art lovers of all ages. The series is sponsored by the Swire […]
WOAW Gallery is pleased to present REFLECTIONS: PARTLY FICTION , a group exhibition curated by Matt Black and Kevin Poon, featuring works by John Armleder, Daniel Crews-Chubb, JPW3, Jordy Kerwick, […]
Homo Sapiens and non-human primates walk in dissimilar ways in society. Humans also have to live up to certain social norms in how they behave, intending to socialize effectively in […]
Larger than a hamlet, smaller than a town: the traditional village comes to mind as a cluster of physical spaces, agrarian and neighborly. Horses and oxen live nearby, chewing on […]
We have finally arrived at the last episode of Season Two – and here we have none other than trumpet/flugelhorn superstar Sergei Nakariakov to bring the season to a spectacular […]
JPS Gallery is pleased to present It’s time for Plan b. — a solo exhibition by b.wing at the gallery’s location in Hong Kong. After b.wing’s successful show in JPS […]
Odds and Ends is pleased to present its inaugural exhibition “Something Blue”, a group exhibition featuring works by artists Peter Chan, Corn Ho, and Lewis Lau. The colour blue is […]
MINE PROJECT is pleased to present an online exhibition “In and Out”. Six young Chinese artists from different regions and timezone – Paris, Los Angeles, Beijing, and Hubei, bring the […]
Following solo exhibitions “Memories of West Lake” in 2017 and “Leaves of Grass” in 2019, Galerie du Monde is thrilled to bring Wang Gongyi to Hong Kong for the third […]
Enter a magical world! Want to travel to another world? Turn your home into a fantasy land by creating your very own magical tiara or crown to transform into elegant […]
Natura Morta, Oggetti Vivi translates from Italian to ‘Still Life, Living Objects.Though ‘Natura Morta’ is the Italian term for ‘Still Life’, it literally translates to ‘dead nature,’ referring to the […]
White Cube is pleased to present ‘Half of a Yellow Sun’ by Ibrahim Mahama, his first exhibition in Hong Kong and Greater China. Featuring a selection of new fabric paintings, […]
“He say I know you, you know me One thing I can tell you is you got to be free” - The Beatles The artworks on show in this exhibition […]
Art of Nature is delighted to present the solo exhibition "Clement Chan: Jazz Improvisation through Abstract Shanshui". The returnee artist Clement Chan studied in the United States and Italy, where […]
a.m. space is pleased to present our thematically curated exhibition “Who We Know and We Don’t Know”. Eight artists are invited to present portrait-themed artworks for the show, including artist […]
Artist Statement I enjoy nature and spend lots of time observing the landscape. And at the same time, these are fragments of my memories where I keep and use them […]
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 […]
Galerie Koo is delighted to announce a joint exhibition by Austrian-Chinese artist Chen Xi and Hong Kong artist Law Yat Sun, Oscar. Every single line and stroke in Chen Xi’s […]
Making its way from Tai Hang to Central, the cultural destination THE SHOPHOUSE opens its first-ever pop-up experience at BELOWGROUND, featuring Part 2 of the 'CITYSCAPE RESOLUTION' by Japanese artist […]
Following the success of last year’s Spinning East Asia Series I: A Compass in Hand exhibition, CHAT (Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile) presents the second chapter of the series […]
The trumpet and flugelhorn superstar has arrived at our tiny galaxy! Enjoy Sergei Nakariakov’s spectacularly masterful performance on both instruments alongside pianist Colleen Lee (HKS Artist Associate 2010-2011), as well […]
Hot on the heels of Tailwhip, Empty Gallery is pleased to present BAD TIMING, Xper.Xr’s second exhibition with the gallery, and his first presentation of new work in nearly three […]
Denny Dimin Gallery is pleased to announce Joy As An Act of Resistance, a solo exhibition by Amir H. Fallah in Hong Kong. Amir Fallah is known for exploring portraiture […]
Art Projects Gallery is delighted to present “Pink and Yellow”, a solo exhibition by Amsterdam-based artist Peter Orsag, a.k.a. Digestor. This will be his debut solo exhibition internationally. Known for […]
The idea that art is the material manifestation of human spiritual freedom was one of the founding beliefs of the Gutai Art Association, a pioneering post-war avant-garde group which was […]
Siah Armajani and Rasheed Araeen – two diaspora artists who both migrated to the West – invented their own unique responses to the ingrained socio-political phenomenon of their respective societies […]
The Chinese ZODIAC is represented by twelve animals. In order, they are: the Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, and Pig... This exhibition showcases twelve […]
ODD ONE OUT is proud to be hosting “Fragments of Time”, the latest exhibition by Hong Kong printmaker Jeannie Wong Ho Ching. “Fragments of Time” is a collection of work […]
Creative Workshop Series @PMQ regularly features and brings special workshops that are not commonly found in Hong Kong. There are more than 40 creative workshops across different fields hosted by […]
Human-centred designs are playing an ever increasing role in bringing betterment to our lives! Submit your entry to any of the two brand new design disciplines – Digital & Motion […]
Opera Gallery Hong Kong is pleased to announce a large-scale group exhibition Basquiat, Haring, Scharf, celebrating the work and friendship of three American icons; Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring and Kenny […]
Don't let yourself be noticed, and don't let your awareness be easily intruded. Right now, doing nothing is the most active resistance. Such a passive opportunity is really rare. No […]
AISHONANZUKA is pleased to announce フーダニット(WHODUNNIT), an exhibition of new works by French artist Jean Jullien. The exhibition marks Jullien's first solo exhibition in AISHONANZUKA gallery Hong Kong. Jullien was […]
What is conceptual art? One of the points is: "Is there any question asked?" "The Consciousness of Questions" is an important feature of conceptual art. "Untitled" is a work that […]
Trevor Yeung’s solo exhibition Not everything is about you, sees the artist’s continuation of personifying botanic ecology and inanimate objects to articulate human emotion and relationships, he examines the way […]
Blindspot Gallery is pleased to present Sarah Lai’s solo exhibition Pure Heart Shopping Street. Presenting a brand-new installation which unfolds into a collection of light boxes, videos, oil paintings and […]
de Sarthe is pleased to present its fifth solo exhibition for Beijing- and New York-based contemporary artist Lin Jingjing. The exhibition, titled Elsewhere, features a new body of mixed media […]
Hidden Space is delighted to present Linger (A While) by Masahiro Nakamura, the fourth recipient of our annual Hidden Space Award. In a series of large-scale photographs, a youthful body […]
Simon Lee Gallery, Hong Kong is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Toby Ziegler, in which the artist continues his analysis of the compression of time into […]
After the success of Liu Zhengyong's solo in our Shanghai space in May 2020, Leo Gallery is delighted to present the artist's newest works in our Hong Kong branch. This […]
Over the Influence is pleased to announce I Know What You Did Last Summer, a new series of paintings by South Korean artist Hyangmok Baik. This is the artist’s second […]
Whitestone Gallery H Queen’s is honored to present “The Dust of a Long Journey'', the first solo exhibition of Chinese artist Chen Yingjie in Whitestone’s Hong Kong space. The exhibition […]
Tang Contemporary Art is honored to present "Smile at the Flower Sermon“, a solo exhibition featuring works by the contemporary Chinese artist, Yue Minjun, at Hong Kong gallery space on […]
Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong presents the first 2022 Open Call exhibition 'Instead of an Afterwards (與其在以後)'. Curated by CHOE Nowk, the exhibition 'Instead of an Afterwards' reconsiders existing […]
Ben Brown Fine Arts is pleased to announce Ghosts of Empires, a two-part group exhibition curated by Ghanaian-American writer and curator Larry Ossei-Mensah. Taking place at Ben Brown Fine Arts' […]
Our Principal Guest Conductor Christoph Poppen gives an incredibly rare and authoritative performance on the violin, joined by Concertmaster James Cuddeford. Apart from being a conductor, Maestro Poppen is also a hugely […]
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Alisan Fine Arts is pleased to present a group exhibition Through the Lenses showcasing works by 4 international female artists who use the camera […]
Pace is pleased to present an exhibition of 12 recent paintings by Jules de Balincourt at its Hong Kong gallery. Running from March 18 to April 28, the show, which […]
In work made over the past five decades, William Kentridge has parsed and questioned the historical record – responding to the past as it ineluctably shapes our present – and […]
Soluna Fine Art is proud to present 'Once Upon 喁喁細語' in celebration of Women's History Month of March, our first group exhibition of six emerging Hong Kong female artists born […]
Alisan Fine Arts is honoured to present its ninth solo exhibition for Chao Chung-Hsiang (1919-1991), a renowned Chinese diaspora artist with whom the gallery has been working with since 1985. […]
Hong Kong contemporary artist Corn Shuk Mei Ho created The Night Swims after swimming at night in Lantau Island in Hong Kong during the summer of 2016. Recently, she experimented with […]
Contemporary by Angela Li is proud to present Sky Rains Grain, a solo exhibition by the renowned Hong Kong artist Prof. Kurt Chan Yuk Keung. Chan is celebrated as a […]
Karin Weber Gallery is proud to return to its local roots with ‘Click...Clatter... Clunk...’, a group exhibition celebrating the history of traditional printing companies which sprung up around the Central […]
To welcome Easter, Amanda Wei Gallery is delighted to present the first pop art group exhibition “Love & Reborn” on March 7th. Pop Art stands out in different eras by […]
Enjoy this latest episode in our beloved online chamber concert series “Tiny Galaxy Concerts @ Wontonmeen”! A highlight in the programme is French viola sensation Adrien La Marca and pianist Colleen Lee‘s (HKS […]
In response to the uncertainties brought about by the pandemic, this signature project will present a series of online programmes free of charge, featuring outstanding local and international artists of […]