The artist, who has received critical acclaim around the world for his unconventional and unpredictable images generated by nature, exhibits his latest work in a show curated by Puerta Roja.
Bringing together the works of five contemporary artists who are living and working in China and Hong Kong, this eclectic exhibition addresses the need to react visually to the uneasy experience of living in an ever-changing environment.
Tokyo-based artist Rei Hayama and experimental filmmaker Takashi Makino present their thought-provoking moving-image works in a concurrent exhibition at Empty Gallery.
Arts and heritage centre Tai Kwun pays tribute to Kwan Kung, an icon of their site—and Chinese culture—in a new thematic exhibition comprising historical artefacts, artworks, and interactive installations.
Showcasing 10 distinctive projects spanning industrial design, visual communications, sensory explorations and interactive installations, this exhibition challenges the limits in the digitalisation of design.
Play Is For the People showcases the creative use of public spaces through four design concepts for future micro-parks across the city.
This free exhibition, held to commemorate the centenary of the end of World War I, features news publications, postcards, fund-raising posters, commemorative medals, guns, and more.
Ellen Pau, one of Hong Kong’s most influential and pioneering video artists, is honoured in a retrospective curated by Para Site.
Celebrated female artist Shen Ling captures the minutiae of everyday life—such as portraits of her spouse, strangers in coffee shops, old photographs and birds resting on branches—in poetic oil paintings.
In his first solo exhibition in Asia, Los Angeles-based artist Channing Hansen presents his signature hand-knitted, textile-based works that introduce computation to craft.
This exhibition of paintings by nine local artists, all excelling in vastly different styles, leads viewers to appreciate ordinary views.
Through imaginative illustrations, etchings and paper-cuts, Hong Kong artists Carmen Ng (b. 1988) and June Ho (b. 1990) share their experiences with changes of place and space.
The internationally sought-after industrial designers explore how urban environments could be improved in an immersive, imaginative and thought-provoking exhibition at the Hong Kong Design Institute.
Borrowing art-historical icons and internet snapshots, Claire Taboulet visualises love in all its ambiguity, complexity and volatility in her first Hong Kong solo exhibition.
HKU University Museum’s West Lake Panorama exhibition features the awe-inspiring scenery of Hangzhou’s West Lake area as immortalised in ancient and contemporary woodblock prints.
Photography and video exhibition Beyond Fashion brings together more than 100 of the finest works made by over 40 important fashion photographers.
This exhibition of pictures, video clips, valuable documents and artefacts traces the history and development of Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK).
120 sets of exquisite gilded wood furniture pieces borrowed from Guangdong province, the Mecca of this ancient craft, will be on display at the Hong Kong Museum of History.
This exhibition juxtaposes two distinct Chinese art disciplines—modern ink painting and antique furniture—within recreated classic Chinese scholar’s studios.
Curated by Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre, this photography exhibition documents and introduces three newly declared monuments in Hong Kong.
The artist, who is famed for his three-dimensional ink art created with dots and reinterpretation of Chinese cultural icons, exhibits his innovative oeuvre in Hong Kong.
Acclaimed Burmese artist Htein Lin’s (b. 1966) first solo exhibition in Hong Kong will showcase both the modern and traditional sides of his multifaceted home country.
The first solo exhibition in Hong Kong dedicated to Vogue photographer Irving Penn (1917-2009) brings together a selection of his most iconic works in fashion photography, portraiture, nudes, and still life, as well as platinum prints and paintings.
Hong Kong’s longest-running contemporary art gallery pays homage to local ink art pioneers One Art Group in an exhibition encompassing iconic works by 10 artists of different styles.
24 artists—young and old, emerging and established—share their views on the quaint beachside village in a new exhibition at Gallery EXIT.
Duddell’s library is transformed into a stage for 2000-year-old sculptural objects, which are juxtaposed with surreal, site-specific wall drawings by American artist Ethan Murrow (b. 1975).
Chinese artist Tao Hui explores how we live and relate to each other in light of increased digitisation through video and installation art.
Famed art duo Gilbert & George provoke thoughts on modern society with their satirical, in-your-face ‘beard pictures’.
New York-born artist Ellen Altfest magnifies minute and inconspicuous details of greenery, fabrics and the male body to create sensuous art.
Discover Hong Kong’s rich porcelain-making history in the 20th century through a showcase of exquisite porcelain designs, historical photos, manuscripts, hand-drawn designs, pigments and tools.
Oscar-winning Hong Kong art director and designer Tim Yip’s multidisciplinary works and his collaborations with some of the world’s best filmmakers are brought to life in an exhibition organised by the Hong Kong Design Institute.
Offering insight into the history of timekeeping, 120 historical timepieces from China and Europe are exhibited alongside ancient Chinese instruments and contemporary time measuring tools at the Hong Kong Science Museum.
Coinciding with today’s Sino-U.S. trade war, Hong Kong Maritime Museum’s new special exhibition offers visitors a comprehensive look at the commercial and political ties from 1784 to 1900 between these two superpowers.
Local arts, culture and heritage organisations tell stimulating stories of the city’s history of epidemics and its social impact, tracing back from the 19th century plague to the SARS outbreak in 2003.
Noguchi for Danh Vo: Counterpoint explores new art and design possibilities as Danh Vo offers a new reading on celebrated modern sculptor Isamu Noguchi’s works.
This exhibit offers a curious window into the religious iconography of the Church of the East, showcasing ancient Nestorian crosses ( 12th-13th centuries) found in north-west China.
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