Ovid In Exile by British Artist Rachel Kneebone
British artist Rachel Kneebone’ s intricate ceramic sculptures invite spectators to think about the boundaries of the body.
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The Catchy Acoustics of Installation Artist Jacqueline Kiyomi Gordon
Los Angeles – based artist captures the spirit of the recording studio, playing with its sonic infrastructure to make us explore how pop music is made.
One Second Ago: An Exhibit Celebrating Fleeting Poetic Moments
Five artists are called upon to examine the ways a mundane moment might be made into something magical and transformative.
Very HK Very HK: A Design Extravaganza Celebrating Local Culture
This three week extravaganza celebrates Hong Kong’s history of design while reflecting on future possibilities.
Girlhood through the Eyes of French Cyberpunk Artist Fury
A wild ride into the fantastical world of cyperpunk artist Fury, the prints on show explore a girl’s desire to break free from society’s shackles.
50 Years of Photography: Leo K. K. Wong’s Fleeting Phenomena
The photography of Leo K.K Wong spans decades and styles while at times expressing the emotions of a Chinese literati painter.
Desiring Post-’97 Ink Art: Tracing a Reformed Medium
This group exhibit marks Hong Kong’s Handover anniversary by tracing the city’s ink art reformation.
Fast Taste: Catharine Grossrieder’s 80’s Inspired Graffiti Aesthetic
Hong Kong-based emerging artist Catherine Grossrieder’s surrealist and humorous works play with nostalgic, hip aesthetics while exploring issues in contemporary society.
Hong Kong Art Stalwart: Gaylord Chan Painting at 90
Featuring a range of Chan’s works from 1980s to present day, this exhibit gives a valuable overview of an important and exuberant Hong Kong artist.
Under Pressure: Artist Cheng Ting Ting on Childhood in Hong Kong
Artist Cheng Ting Ting depicts the lives of children in Hong Kong through her distinctive colour palette and style.
Carnivalesque: Western and Chinese Artists Explore Identity Anxiety
Three artists explore the complexity of identity, a line of inquiry that unites their otherwise quite different practices and backgrounds.
Chinese Opera Festival: Showcasing Troupes from across China
A series of operas hailing from across China will showcase the diversity and rich traditions of the art form.
Art That Appropriates: Points of Departure
‘Points of Departure’ is an exhibit that showcases the works of three Chinese artists who have created their own spin on the appropriation-based processes pioneered by American artists in the 1980s.
Open-Studio Residency: Hong Kong Artist Andrew Luk at De Sarthe
De Sarthe’s first artist residency gives local artist Andrew Luk a chance to work in a big space and visitors the chance to see him at work.
Para Site’s Beauty Pageant: In Search of Miss Ruthless
Exploring the sentimentality of Chinese culture through the emblem of Miss Hong Kong, this exhibit combines fantasy with feminism and humour.
Art of the Pearl River Delta: The Canton Express Returns
Grappling with issues pertaining to life and culture in the Pearl River Delta, this is a re-staging of an old -but still very much relevant – exhibit.
Kawaii Art: Osamu Watanabe’s Sweet Summer
This exhibit showcases the quirky works of pioneering artist Osamu Watanabe, who has pushed the aesthetics of Japanese cuteness.
Duo exhibition of French-Colombian artist Pablo Posada Pernikoff and French artist Wensen Qi
This exhibit juxtaposes the works of two artists who explore how materials change and how these changes effect our ideas and emotions.
Group Exhibit “Bridges”: Three Emerging Artists from Zimbabwe
This is a vibrant and thoughtful exhibit that showcases works of emerging figures in Zimbabwe’s exciting art scene.
Dawn Blossoms Plucked at Dusk: A Contemporary Chinese Art Exhibit
Sophisticated and intricate works by a roster of talented contemporary Chinese artists are brought together to explore time, beauty and the mundane.
