Karin Weber Gallery is pleased to announce its first exhibition for the New Year. ‘Defying Boundaries: Female Vision’ highlights and celebrates a selection of female gallery artists, at different career stages and from a wide range of geographies. Around the globe, women artists are achieving increasing – and long overdue – visibility and recognition for […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce its upcoming exhibition, ‘Palatable Parables’, a focal point for our 25th anniversary celebrations. This milestone not only marks a quarter- century of showcasing innovative art but also highlights our commitment to fostering meaningful dialogue within the local and international community. ‘Palatable Parables’ invites visitors to explore how culinary […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce details of our upcoming group exhibition ‘Kaleidoscope of Abstraction’, a showcase of international artists with global reach and a singular commitment to abstraction as their means of visual expression. We are especially proud to welcome the return of two longstanding gallery artists, Udo Nöger from Germany/USA and Tomoaki […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to collaborate with local veteran May Fung as a curator for a captivating solo exhibition by Hong Kong artist Kensa Hung. This project marks the gallery’s inaugural collaboration with May Fung as well as the debut showcase of the artist’s paintings in our gallery. Fung remarks, “When I first came […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce a solo exhibition by British photography artist Emily Allchurch, her third with the gallery. Drawing from over ten years of artistic engagement with East Asia, ‘Multi Storied’ presents a selection of works that chart Allchurch’s artistic journey from Japan to Hong Kong and mainland China and celebrate her […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce ‘Seven Weeks Five Days’, an artistic collaboration between two renowned female talents in the Hong Kong arts scene. Good friends and inspired colleagues, Tang Ying Chi and Tsang Chui Mei combine forces and creativity in this show, pairing their paintings to create a unique dialogue between two individuals […]
Karin Weber Gallery is delighted to present Japanese artist Daisuke Teshima’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. ‘Gaze of the Unknown’ combines his iconic wooden sculptures with a new series of pencil drawings. In his 3D creations, Teshima skilfully blends the traditions of Japanese wood carving and Buddhist sculpture techniques with his razor-sharp observations of […]
Karin Weber Gallery is thrilled to announce ‘tong1 fong4’, a group exhibition by five emerging Hong Kong artists, several of whom are collaborating with our gallery for the first time. ‘Tong1 fong4,’ when pronounced in Cantonese, denotes a subdivided flat, a common living arrangement in Hong Kong where locals with limited budget share working or […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce ‘A Slice of Time’, Hong Kong artist Carmen Ng’s second solo exhibition with our gallery. Our sense of time is a subjective experience, entirely shaped by personal perception and the infinite unfolding of events. As many of us have experienced, our personal time was distorted during the Covid […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce ‘Whispering Canopies’, a solo exhibition by Hong Kong artist Frank Tang, which explores the historical development of a place through its urban landscapes, memorial gardens and local plants. Tang’s brand-new series ‘Tree Portraits’ reflects the artist's engagement with a commemorative theme based around landmark subjects, drawing from his […]
Karin Weber Gallery is pleased to announce ‘Myanmar: Faces and Figures’, a three-artist show focusing on some of the most influential voices in the Myanmar contemporary arts scene. As the country continues to face complex socio- political challenges arising from the military coup in February 2021, artists show remarkable resilience and commitment to their practice. […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce ‘Master Chui’s Kitchen’, a solo exhibition by renowned Hong Kong Chinese ink artist Chui Pui Chee. Creating an art exhibition is like planning a menu. A lot of thought goes into each course to provide an unforgettable dining experience. In this exhibition, Chui has carefully considered his ‘recipe’ […]