Back for the Future: Hong Kong’s Film History on Show
Two new exhibitions look back at Hong Kong cinema to understand what lies ahead...
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Keith Macgregor Brings Hong Kong Neon Back to Life
A new book and exhibition at Blue Lotus dives into the British photographer’s enormous archive of Hong Kong neon signs...
History Events to Check Out in Hong Kong This Month
After Art Month, Hong Kong offers a rich lineup of history-inspired programmes across the city...
Tobias Berger Strikes Gold: Inside Hong Kong’s Latest Cultural Space
The veteran has big plans for Serakai Studio's new ground-floor space in Wong Chuk Hang, which is as much a salon as a gallery...
Jaffa Lam’s New Adventures: Asteroid J-734
The Hong Kong artist channels celestial inspiration into her latest, deeply personal installations...
Hong Kong Art Month 2026: What Not To Miss
Your guide to Art Month events and exhibitions...
China and the Art of Global Trade
The second part of Tai Kwun Contemporary’s ‘Stay Connected’ features 70 artworks exploring the ramifications of global commerce...
This North Point Bathhouse Isn’t What You Expect
Chan Wai-lap has created an immersive bathhouse installation at Oi! that reflects on the quest for love...
(Street) Signs of Life: Inside Prosper Legault’s Residency at Current Plans
We visit the French artist to understand how his many skills are being put to use on the streets of Hong Kong...
Gulnur Mukazhanova’s Art Transforms Felt into Feelings
The Berlin-based Kazakh artist is using a traditional material from her homeland to create an emotional landscape at CHAT...
Ron Arad’s Beautiful Things Come to Hong Kong
Creative destruction? Not exactly. A postmodern master is exhibiting his work in Hong Kong, including a remarkable found object...
Rediscover Old Hong Kong This Winter In These Five Exhibitions
Five exhibitions delve into the life and culture of Hong Kong past, from design objects to built history to a unique literary figure]...
Hong Kong Collectors: Chris Hall’s Amazing Chinese Textiles
After spending decades collecting historic Chinese textiles, Chris Hall is gradually donating everything to the Hong Kong Palace Museum...
The Xi Xi Space: A Unique Tribute to a Great Hong Kong Writer
Peek inside an exhibition that recreates the home of the late writer Xi Xi, whose fiction, poetry, screenplays and prose was marked by Hong Kong...
What is Oscar Chan Yik-long Doing in Lithuania?
With upcoming shows in Hong Kong and Vilnius, the unconventional ink artist is channelling his own life into his work...
Inside PMQ, a Showcase of Hong Kong Heritage
In the midst of the PMQ's design studios, creative spaces and shops, two exhibitions reveal the site's layers of history ...
What Does Chinese Art Mean Today?
Tai Kwun’s ambitious new two-part exhibition tracks the evolution of art and China since 2008...
Did You Know About Hong Kong’s Million-Object Design Collection?
How designer John Wu amassed an enormous collection of objects that tell the story of Hong Kong...
The Memory Palace of Adrian Wong
An engrossing exhibition channels the mysteries of family lore into a nostalgic recreation of old Hong Kong...
Jaffa Lam’s New Show in Shenzhen Reflects Back on Hong Kong
The renowned Hong Kong artist is embarking on a new stage in her career...
1962 Hong Kong Comes to Life in Frank Horvat’s Photography
Hong Kong teems with energy in a new exhibition of photos taken in 1962 by renowned photographer Frank Horvat...
A Love Letter to Hong Kong: The Miniature Exhibition at Peak Tower
Hong Kong: Through the Looking Glass is a dazzling miniature exhibition featuring 24 models of distinctly Hong Kong scenes...
Hong Kong Collectors: Halfway Coffee’s Nostalgic Crockery
Tommy Chui has turned his chain of specialty coffee shops into living museums of vintage dishware and more...
Hong Kong collector: Discover the Remarkable Artistry of Chinese Snuff Bottles
Originally used for powdered tobacco, intricately decorated snuff bottles became a form of art in themselves...
An Apothecary of Forms: So Wing-po Experiments With Materials
A new exhibition at Para Site draws from traditional Chinese medicine...
Eavesdrop on the Impressionists: A Unique VR Experience
A popular immersive exhibition from the Musée d’Orsay travels to Hong Kong, taking you back in time to 1874 Paris...
Shooting Hoops: A Photographic Ode to Hong Kong’s Basketball Courts
Photographer Austin Bell unveils Hong Kong’s hidden world of 2,549 basketball courts through his latest book and exhibition titled Shooting Hoops...
How Hong Kong’s Biggest Swamp Became Happy Valley
Malaria scuttled plans for a grand new civic centre, opening the door to the Happy Valley we know today...
Sarah & Samuel: A Contemporary Portrait of Intimacy
Artist couple Sarah Lai and Samuel Swope come together for their first joint exhibition at PHD Group...
Meet the Artists Behind Sai Kung’s Seaside Arts Festival
The Sai Kung Hoi Arts Festival spans several islands, with artworks explore their history and culture...
How 90-Year-Old Norman de Brackinghe Recently Became an Ink Artist
A longtime Hong Kong artist brings together abstract photography with his latest passion, ink art ...
Performance as Sculpture: Inside Florence Lam’s Art
How the Hong Kong artist creates keenly felt, improvised works of art ...
Local Innovation as Milan’s SaloneSatellite Comes to Hong Kong
Hong Kong designer Dennis Cheung’s Triplex Stool is an attention-grabbing exercise in making furniture more eco-friendly...
How Top Chinese Designer Guo Pei is Preserving Traditional Crafts
An early fascination with imperial-era embroidery laid the foundations for an international career in fashion...
At Tai Kwun, Tao Hui Questions Fate and Free Will
A new exhibition brings Tao Hui the Beijing-based artist’s existential, TV drama-influenced videos to Hong Kong...
Artist Christopher K. Ho Finds His Place in Hong Kong
After 45 years overseas, the new director of Asia Art Archive is exploring what it means to come home...
Tai Kwun Brings Asia Its First Bruce Nauman Retrospective
Under the new leadership of Pi Li, Tai Kwun is putting the spotlight on art world heavyweights...
A Groundbreaking Exhibition Reveals the Many Layers of I.M. Pei
After years of research, M+ museum has unveiled the world’s first retrospective exhibition on Chinese-American architect I.M. Pei...
Hong Kong’s Pottery Workshop is Back With an Eclectic New Show
One of Hong Kong's pioneering ceramic spaces has reopened after renovations. Here's a glimpse at their first new exhibition...
A New Art Space Reflects the Life of a Hong Kong Mountain Village
The Koon Man Space in Chuen Lung takes inspiration from the long history of the scenic village it calls home...