Novalis Art Design is pleased to present "Next of Kin," an exhibition exploring the evocative designs of Monica Taverniti. The exhibition is supported by the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong and the Italian Cultural Institute in Hong Kong. This exhibition features a collection of her unique creations, where functional objects transcend their purpose […]
Novalis Art Design is pleased to present "PHYSIS GLITCH - Reclaiming the Ineffable," an exhibition by Italian artist Roberto Davolio, supported by the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong and the Italian Cultural Institute in Hong Kong. Curated by Federica Viola, this exhibition explores the intersection of technology and artistic sensitivity, challenging our perception […]
Novalis Art Design is pleased to present “Produzione Privata,” a solo show by Michele De Lucchi, supported by the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong and the Italian Cultural Institute in Hong Kong. In this exhibition, Michele De Lucchi showcases a captivating array of handcrafted design objects that embody the spirit of experimentation and […]
Novalis Art Design is pleased to present Primitive, Studio Nucleo’s first solo show in Hong Kong showcasing the ‘Primitive’ series. The exhibition is kindly supported by the Italian Cultural Institute in Hong Kong and is part of BODW in the city. The artist will be present at the opening reception. By synthesizing past influences with […]
Novalis Art Design is pleased to present EROSIVA, Costanza Gastaldi’s solo showing her newest series of photographs exploring female intimacy and illness. The artist will be present at the opening reception. The exhibition presents for the first time a comparison between the widely exhibited and internationally acclaimed Loto Nero, and her newest series Erosiva. The technique […]
Novalis Art Design is pleased to present zam1 m4 gat1 dou3 juk6, a solo show by Go Hung exploring HK homelessness. The exhibition will run from 13 Sep – 10 Oct 2024. There will be a panel discussion with charities ImpactHK and Society for Community Organization (SoCo) highlighting the current situation of homelessness in HK […]
a|n Gallery and Novalis Art Design proudly present “Good Day, Hollywood Road”, featuring two esteemed Hong Kong artists, Chan Sai Lok and Chui Pui Chee, to explore the historical and cultural significance of Hong Kong through the lens of Hollywood Road, an iconic area known for its rich cultural and artistic heritage as well as […]
The exhibition is Alessandro Busci’s first solo exhibition in Asia, supported by the Italian Cultural Institute in Hong Kong. Busci generates delicate signs as a sapient calligrapher, outlining dark flashes, nocturnal lights, hypnotic monochrome landscapes with difficult promise. A dark vision of the urban drama in the world. His paintings are full of gestures that […]
Novalis Art Design is pleased to present “The Room I’m In”, a solo show by Michele De Lucchi supported by the Consulate General of Italy in Hong Kong and the Italian Cultural Institute in Hong Kong. In this exhibition, Michele De Lucchi explores the complex interaction between human beings and the surrounding environment, between the […]
Francesco Lietti has been living in Hong Kong since early 2006 and his love of this vibrant, eclectic city is immediately apparent in his works, which derives from the mnemonic imagery of the artist, who lives in symbiosis with the themes of travel and discovery. When first visiting Hong Kong in the summer of 2005, […]
Novalis Art Design is pleased to present “da dove sto chiamando”, Italian artist Andrew Iacobucci’s first solo show in Asia supported by the Italian Cultural Institute in Hong Kong. In these works, the exploration delves around the limits and struggles of language. When thoughts need to be translated into something to be communicated and understood, […]
Novalis Art Design is pleased to present “For What It’s Worth: Ceramic Experimentations by Julie & Jesse”. Rust, used cardboard wrapper, ceramic shards, roadside saplings — these are all things that we come in contact with on a regular basis, yet are so ordinary that we don’t usually register having seen them by the end […]