B&K Gallery is pleased to present Kacey Ko's upcoming solo exhibition Chromatic Conversations, which marks Kacey's second solo exhibition, and captures her art journey overseas since she held her first solo exhibition in 2021.
The first-ever "Hong Kong Creative Aging Arts Festival" (“HKCAAF”) , sponsored by Link REIT's Link Together Initiatives and organised by Arts' Options, will be held from 25 September to 6 October 2024, at the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, Shek Kip Mei. The festival will feature over 100 senior artists who demonstrate their unwavering creativity […]
This exhibition of impressions from two great world cities examines what is often overlooked in busy lives: what lies beneath our feet. Artist Elizabeth Briel has impressed the characteristic hexagonal and octagonal tiles of Hong Kong and Paris into copper and paper to create urban prints directly from the city itself. This act is an […]
Nowadays when viewing an image one usually uses the frame of a mobile phone or computer to view it. The concept composition and photography techniques of this image may not be fully felt. When this image is viewed in large size it may have another feeling and visual impact. There are many interesting things surrounding […]
There’s a sage old saying which goes, "the whole can be seen from the small, and the end from the beginning.” Pause to observe and admire each exquisite and radiant piece, like a small calling card which carries the larger reflection of the artist. Truth and sincerity enchants and charms, like an open palm enticing […]
What: Every story is woven together by three elements: time, place, and character. In our life, the regular routines are composed of unique segments as per subtle changes. As time flies, we unwittingly acquire stacks of manuscripts in our pockets. This well-off brings us to overlook the details and changes in everything subconsciously, forgetting the […]
Through creativity and art, we ponder the meaning of existence. Marking its 15th anniversary, JCCAC's theme 'I Am Here!' features works from over 40 resident artists, each expressing their unique perspective on 'existence'. The event also includes various activities, demonstrating JCCAC's role in promoting local arts and culture, aligning with the anniversary theme 'A Place […]
Hong Kong Photobook Festival was founded by Lumenvisum in 2020. The Festival aims to connect photographers, artists, and a diverse range of publishers and independent groups from all over the world. It also serves as a supporter of emerging artists to gain exposure in the field of contemporary photography.
CROSS OVER, a Japanese alternative art exhibition group, will be holding its 43rd exhibition at JCCAC, art centre in Hong Kong. The exposition will be divided into two sessions, featuring 160 artists who are mainly young with their spectacular works.
Let’s talk money, a language and art form universally known and appreciated. Using US dollar bills as a medium, multi-disciplinary artist Mr. Tripleton creates “The Questionables”, a series of captivating artwork to explore the notion of money. To depict his ever-changing emotions, Mr. Tripleton illustrates various unworldly creatures to be featured on banknotes and adorns […]
The new local Hong Kong curator/artist group “Wearedrinkingartists” is presenting their first exhibition "Rafting Journey" as a trilogy comprising an experimental art exhibition titled ”Rafting Journey”, a series of "Ceramic Boating Building Workshops" and a story collection titled "Our Other Shore". Using earth and soil as a metaphor and ceramic boats as the vessel, the […]
Set off in art and shuttle through time. JCCAC Festival 2022 takes on the theme 【Shuttling】, to let artists be our ferrymen, ferrying us across different time and space with their works, and steering through uncharted waters with their time-honoured craftsmanship. From ancient to modern, traditional to contemporary, art serves as a vessel that connects […]