Artists Ai Xiangzhou and Zhang Yirong: One with the Universe
This is a joint exhibition of two young ink artists, Tai Xiangzhou and Zhang Yirong, featuring ethereal landscapes and meticulous flower paintings.
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Painting the Poetic Rainbow: The Calligraphy of Wang Dongling
Exhibiting the works of calligraphy master Wang Dongling, this exhibit plays with the lively and long enduring relationship between words and colours in art and poetry.
Photographing the Three Gorges: Zeng Nian Snaps the World’s Largest Hydraulic Dam
France-based Chinese photographer Zeng Nian snaps historic events, in this exhibit zooming in on the construction of the Three Gorges Dam.
The Third Script 2.0: Duo Exhibit of Boo Junfeng and Linda Lai
The exhibition features works by Singaporean filmmaker Boo Junfeng and Hong Kong artist Linda C.H. Lai, exploring diverging ways to deconstruct a narrative.
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Jesper Just’s Continuous Monuments: A Film with Kim Gordon of Sonic Youth
Danish Artist Jesper Just’s film shows musician Kim Gordon, former bassist in Sonic Youth, in a landscape delineated by a long fence on the United States-Mexico border.
Art of Empathy: Hong Kong Human Rights Arts Prize 2017
Open to all Hong Kong-based visual artists, the Human Rights Arts Prize 2017 welcomes entries on the theme of local or international human rights.
The Art of Rhythms: Introducing Emerging Indonesian Artist Zulkarnaini
In his first solo exhibit, emerging artist Zulkarnaini presents his novel aesthetics – simple lines that seem to enlarge space.
Rotation: Chinese Multimedia Artist Wang Gongxin’s Reincarnation
‘Rotation’ is a solo exhibition by multimedia artist Wang Gongxin, presenting Wang’s artworks from the period immediately preceding his first uses of video and projection in 1996.
Duo Exhibit of Indonesian Artists Syaiful Aulia Garibaldi and Arin Dwiharttnto Sunaryo
Part of a collaboration between leading Jakarta gallery ROH Projects, this exhibit aims to offer dialogue between artists and audiences in Indonesia and Hong Kong.
Going Down the Rabbit Hole with Hong Kong Artists: Tales of Wonderland
Borrowing motifs from Victorian novel Alice in Wonderland, this group exhibit reframes the story of Postcolonial Hong Kong in a fantastical light.
Cambodian Artist Leang Seckon: When the Head and Body Unite
The esteemed artist’s Hong Kong show introduces new works broaching subjects pertaining to contemporary Cambodian society with nuance and vivacity.
Staring into Eyes of the Bison: The Poetry and Art of Claire Lee
Hong Kong-born visual artist and poet Claire Lee releases her latest works that use the bison as a metaphor for humanity, drawing attention to the interplay between the beast’s strength and its fragility.
Et In Arcadia Ego: A Group Exhibit Featuring Zeng Fanzhi at Gagosian
‘Arcadia’ is an exhibition of landscapes, both real and imagined, by modern and contemporary gallery artists, drawing on the concept of utopia as espoused by the Ancient Greeks.
A Taste of the Masters: Exploring Modernity in 20th Century Chinese Painting
Co-curated by renowned art historian Catherine Maudsley, the exhibition showcases the significant ways Chinese painting has evolved in the 20th century.
South African Artist Ross Turpin’s First Solo Exhibit in Hong Kong
The exhibit of Hong Kong-based South African artist Ross Turpin features a mixed media installation alongside a series of paintings on canvas and paper.
Return of the Frog King: Kwok Mang Ho turns Seventy
This show celebrates the life and works of pioneering conceptual and performance artist Frog King, aka Kwok Mang Ho.
Liu Di’s Surreal Multimedia Art: Break with Convention
The otherworldly artist’s first show in Hong Kong debuts two 3D animation videos alongside recent photo works.
Anime Rising: Showcasing Three Generations of Japanese Artists
Featuring the works of artists Yoshitaka Amano, Yuichi Sugai and Takeru Amano, this exhibit charts the development of anime as a Japanese pop art movement with contemporary pieces.
Playing with Power: Duo Exhibit of Artists Chris Evans and Pak Sheung Chuen
British artist Chris Evans’ works are juxtaposed with those of Hong Kong artist’s Pak Sheung Cheun in an exhibit meditating on power, its abuses and impact.
Violence on Demand: A Solo Exhibition by Shanghai-based artist Li Jingxiong
In this exhibit, the Shanghai-based artist uses techniques such as collage and installation to evoke a post-apocalyptic world rife with violence and destruction.
