Leo Gallery is honored to present Karl Horst Hödicke’s solo exhibition Under the Sun's Favor in Hong Kong on 11 September 2025. This event comes five years after his previous show, with the success of his solo exhibition in Hong Kong and duo exhibition at our Shanghai space, both titled Eingedunkelt. The upcoming exhibition will […]
Leo Gallery is honoured to present the continuation ofFung, Lik-yan Kevin Retrospective Exhibition, now featuring Part II, which will open on July 3, 2025, and remain on view until July 26, 2025. This extension provides an invaluable opportunity for visitors to delve into the life and artistry of the beloved sculptor, who passed away earlier this […]
Leo Gallery Hong Kong is honoured to present “Fung, Lik-yan Kevin Retrospective Exhibition”, commemorating the journey and artistic legacy of the celebrated sculptor who passed away this March. The exhibition, running from 29 May to 16 June, traces Fung's expansive artistic profile from his iconic wood sculpture series Migratory Bird and Herd to other seminal works including Summation of Choices, Groping […]
Leo Gallery is thrilled to unveil "Secret Garden," a solo project by Byoungho Kim. This project is cultivated using metallic modules that hint at the foundational elements of sculpture. It explores geometric aesthetics unfolding within the orderly landscapes of civilized society. A garden is a human-scaled cosmos that can be tamed; Kim refines overgrown forests into artificial […]
Leo Gallery is honoured to present Olga Bläsi’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong on 16 January 2025, following her successful debut group exhibition, "Polyphonic Resonance", held at the unique premise of Chun Art Museum in collaboration with Leo Gallery Shanghai last year. The show will showcase Bläsi’s latest series of delicate installations and paperwork, seeking […]
Leo Gallery is pleased to present Cécile Lempert’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong on 28 November 2024, following her successful debut exhibition, “Der Albtraum der Bienenkönigin”, at our Shanghai space in May this year. The show will showcase the artist's latest series of paintings. Lempert's work is deeply intertwined with her immediate surroundings, focusing […]
Leo Gallery is pleased to present “Hong Kong: Cinematic Set & Viewing Platform”, Wu Jiannan’s first solo exhibition with us in Hong Kong on 19 September 2024. The exhibition will showcase the artist’s various series of sculptures and the development of his creative practice in a cross-cultural context. Wu Jiannan's Micro Dictionary To understand an […]
Leo Gallery invites you to explore the creative worlds of two artists with different nationalities, whose works vary in medium but share the same state of being "chill or cool". "Chill" (pronounced HEA in Cantonese slang) means casualness and laziness today, but in the Jin and Tang dynasties, "chill" meant relaxed. Wang Xizhi, the Sage […]
Leo Gallery is delighted to announce the opening of “P2P”, a subsequent exhibition of the "P to P" series, which will showcase a dazzling display of lights and shadows at our gallery space in Hong Kong in early December. The exhibition features two aspiring artists, Lei Ieng Wai from Macau and Liu Lu from Hangzhou. […]
For Leo Gallery’s new space in Hong Kong, we launch P to P, a joint exhibition by Li, Shun and Yao, Peng. The aim is to explore the reciprocal and ambiguous relationship between photography and painting through the works of two artists. Li and Yao originate from different backgrounds unlike one another. They both chose […]
In this new exhibition entitled Small is Beautiful, Leo Gallery Hong Kong showcases a series of small but significant art pieces including painting, sculpture and photography. Artists include Li Yiwen, Max Huckle, Wu Xihuang and Zhang Ning. Li Yiwen (b. 1982, Henan, China) Li avoids storytelling and does not wish his works become a sample […]
Under the theme ‘Walking Across the Wild’, the long-awaited solo exhibition of Qin Feng will be held in Leo Gallery, Hong Kong as a showcase of the artist’s career for over three decades, spanning Chinese and Western art. Qin Feng is regarded as the leading figure of Chinese avant-garde as he revolutionized traditional Chinese ink […]