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’ […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce ‘Botanical Wonders’, a group show examining the marvels of the natural world through the lens of a diverse group of artists, mostly local to Hong Kong, with a gallery debut by UK artist Annette Marie Townsend. As mankind and nature have always been inextricably linked, so has engagement […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce ‘Time Out,’ a debut solo exhibition by emerging local artist Yo Chow. Having studied Sports Coaching alongside Visual Arts at University, the focus of Chow’s first solo exhibition had to be sports. In sports, a ‘timeout’ is called to halt a match, used by coaches to allow players […]
Karin Weber Gallery is pleased to announce the group exhibition ‘tri-angles’ curated by Eric Leung, featuring works by Cassandra Lau Po Yan, Chivas Leung and Chonticha Kaiaroonsuth. In geometry, a three-faced polyhedron cannot exist in a three-dimensional space unless it is a curved surface, hence, a three- faced polyhedron should not exist. However, human perspectives […]
As the first phase of ‘A Book Act’ is drawing to a close, Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce ‘A Book Act 2’ opening on 21st January 2023. Where Act 1 featured mechanical installations, prints, and paintings, Act 2 focuses on a broader interpretation of the book theme through sound installations, augmented reality and […]
Karin Weber Gallery is proud to collaborate with twenty mostly local artists in the largest group show in its history. ‘A Book Act’ consists of distinctive Acts 1 and 2 across a three month period from December 2022 to February 2023. Act 1 features mechanical installations, prints, and paintings, while Act 2 focuses on sound […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce Dawn Beckles and Timothy Hon Hung Lee: ‘New Britannia,’ a dialogue between two British artists with roots in almost opposite parts of the world, Hong Kong and Barbados in the Caribbean. As Britain becomes increasingly aware of the diverse cultures and communities that shape its society and art […]
Karin Weber Gallery is proud to announce the first solo presentation of Chilean textile artist Paloma Castillo. ‘Embroidering the Everyday’ represents a selection of Castillo’s signature stitched canvases, capturing the curious blend of personal and intimate, yet provocative and pop-cultural that represents the essence of her work. Originally trained as a designer, Castillo followed in […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce by Go Hung, one of Hong Kong’s most versatile conceptual artists, in his first solo exhibition with our gallery. , a Cantonese colloquialism which loosely translates as ‘it never rains but pours’, is a new body of work inspired by the day-to-day challenges faced by underprivileged members of […]
Karin Weber Gallery is excited to introduce ‘Goodbye, Hello’, a solo presentation of new prints by Hong Kong artist June Ho. “Once there was an elephant at Hong Kong’s Lai Yuen Amusement Park, now there are only walls of graffiti that have been whitewashed over; once Hong Kong was a fishing village, now Hong Kong […]
Karin Weber Gallery is proud to feature a third solo exhibition of paintings by one of Myanmar’s founders of avant-garde art, ‘Aung Myint: A New Era, 1995 - 2021’. Aung Myint (b. 1946), one of the most influential and pioneering Myanmar modern artists since the 1970s, is celebrated for his unique contributions to the transition […]