The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong and Property Holdings Development Group jointly present “Flèche”, which exhibits 10 new artworks of Korean Artist LEE Eunsae and Hong Kong Artist Michele CHU from 25 August to 24 September 2022. "Flèche” means “arrow” in French, but when spoken, evokes skin. How can a site of piercing—of trauma—also […]
The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong presents the 2022 Korean Young Artists Series: Pith of Cake which exhibits 32 artworks, including paintings, installations, and drawings of four artists, Jihee KIM, LEE Young Ho, PHEE Jungwon and SONG MyungJin, selected through Open Call for Artists and Curators 2022 from 19 May to 16 July. Although […]
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 priorities, which are categorized into things that need to be done urgently and things that can be done later. For this purpose, artworks intentionally refer […]
Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange (KOFICE), Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong, and Soluna Art Group are pleased to present a group exhibition ‘Ode to the Moon: 吟風詠月 (음풍영월)’ in Hong Kong. This special exhibition is supported by KOFICE, an organization in charge of international cultural exchange projects of the Ministry of Culture, Sports […]
In many cultures, light means enlightenment, truth, insight, and hope. This exhibition is about exploring one-self with light. The lanterns by Sungchul Kim, a small but surely shining light in the dark, are like small but warm lanterns that light up our journey to pursue the meaning of life. Even in the midst of hardships […]
The Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong and Art Chosun jointly present 滲: Pervade, a duo exhibition features the works of two masters of Korean modern art LEE Ung-no (李應魯, 1904-1989) and HA In-doo (河麟斗, 1930-1989). The exhibition will be held at the Korean Cultural Center in Hong Kong from 25 November 2021 to 8 January […]
The Korea-Hong Kong Porcelain Painting Exhibition titled 50 colors of wishes invites 50 porcelain artists from Korea and Hong Kong to paint their artworks on a porcelain plate under various cultural themes. The program aims to support local Korean social and cultural activities and encourage collaboration between Korean and Hong Kong ceramic organizations.
Welcoming the Moon: Korean Hands, the Next Generation will present over 20 pieces of artwork inspired by the full moon from renowned figures in the Korean contemporary crafts industry. For example, Insig KIM’s moon jars remind the audience of the full moon, while Jungwon LEE’s glass artworks beautifully reflect the colors of the moon and […]
Objects and artworks crafted by ten major crafts artists from Korea, previously exhibited at the Korean Ceramic Pavilion at Fine Art Asia 2021. Part of the Festive Korea 2021