Tai Kwun Contemporary is excited to welcome all ages across Hong Kong to the second edition of Open the Box. Returning to Tai Kwun for the summer, Open the Box 2025: Bloom of Light continues a project that opens up gallery and white cube spaces, typically reserved for curators and artists. Running from 5 July to 3 August 2025, this […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is proud to present the work of pioneering conceptual artist On Kawara, in the first retrospective in the world conceived after his passing. On Kawara revolutionised how art can be constructed and experienced, building a lifelong artistic practice defined by a deeply human approach. Consisting of profound gestures that transform the mundane act of marking […]
The UK-based artist and filmmaker Maeve Brennan explores the legacy of human impact on the environment and unearths hidden narratives within society’s dominant narratives. Led by an investigative approach, her works span moving image, installation, sculpture, and printed media. Central to Brennan’s practice is research focusing particularly on ecological issues, obscured material past, and underground […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is pleased to announce the opening of its new exhibition Hu Xiaoyuan: Veering, the acclaimed artist's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. Opening 24 January, 2025, the show features twelve new works across seven thematic collections, all commissioned by Tai Kwun. Hu Xiaoyuan (b. 1977 in Harbin, China) was catapulted onto the international stage in 2007 […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is proud to present Tao Hui’s first institutional solo exhibition in Hong Kong, In the Land Beyond Living. Through mediums including painting, sculpture, video, sound, installation, and set design, the artist Tao Hui (b. 1987, Chongqing) constructs an absurdist, surreal landscape. Viewers are invited to reconsider the lives and spiritual states of ordinary folk […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is excited to welcome audiences of all ages across Hong Kong to create a new kind of community with their little ones through the interactive installation project Open the Box: Home Sweet Home. Having appeared worldwide from London to Kyoto, Scotland to Berlin, this touring art project will be hosted at Tai Kwun from […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is proud to present a major survey exhibition by the US-born artist Bruce Nauman, one of the most influential artists working today. Curated in collaboration with the Bruce Nauman Studio, and based primarily on works from the Pinault Collection and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, as well as loans from the Tate […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is pleased to announce Sarah Morris: Who is Who, the upcoming solo exhibition of renowned American artist Sarah Morris (b. 1967). The exhibition presents the feature- length film ETC (2023) and a newly commissioned wall painting, Lippo . Who is Who is on view from 16 March to 14 April 2024 in […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is excited to announce HOPE — a large-scale summer exhibition of the sculptures, paintings and moving image works by the renowned Australian artist Patricia Piccinini from 24 May to 3 September. Best known for her hyper-realistic sculptures whose human scale and touchingly expressive features belie their non-human limbs, fins, wings and scales […]
Tai Kwun Contemporary is delighted to announce that the large-scale exhibition Behind Your Eyelid—Pipilotti Rist will open this summer, offering visitors a deep dive into the fantastical and humorous world of the internationally renowned media artist Pipilotti Rist (b. 1962, Switzerland) from 3 August to 27 November 2022. As Rist’s first solo exhibition in Hong […]
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 Erin Li, associate curator at Tai Kwun. This intimate exhibition calls on seven Hong Kong artists— Dony Cheng Hung, Chloë Cheuk, Michele Chu, Jess Lau […]
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 12 June 2022. With 14 artists from Hong Kong, Asia, and the rest of the world, this group exhibition explores the notion of doubling in […]