Form: Seven Artists Create the Tangible and Intangible
Across disciplines including painting and ceramics, Form gathers seven artists to explore the tangible and intangible — from matter to imagination.
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Out with AI, In with Human-Made Art: HKForeword Returns
In an age of automation, the 15th edition of HKForeword asks whether creativity can return to the human at its core. Through traces of daily life, 13 emerging local artists bring this idea to life.
Zheng Jing: Exploring Spatial Ecology and Poetics
Celebrated artist Zheng Jing constructs different ecologies using non-solid elemental media at Oi!, reimagining and recontextualising familiar Hong Kong spaces.
Exhibition: Reimagining Birdwood Block in History
Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre’s Incising the Matrix: If Birdwood Block exhibition showcases artist Jay Lau’s prints and installations, reimagining a parallel reality where Birdwood Block still exists.
Kat O Dajiao Arts Festival: Where Contemporary Art Meets Ritual
Celebrating Kat O’s once-in-a-decade Jiao Festival, an art festival welcomes villagers and visitors with a series of events, from art installations and documentary screening to guided tours around the island.
What Do You Regret Most? Tell the World, Asks Exhibition
Nobody is truly free from regret. An interactive group exhibition and performance series at Heath in Tsim Sha Shui offers a chance to share, mourn, rebuild, and move on.
Is This the Life You Want? Asks Packy Lai’s OMG Show
Artist Packy Lai uses dark humour to confront Taoist gods for the life that has seemingly been decided for us.
Wayfarer of Fire: A Promethean Group Show
Contrasting urban Hong Kong with brutal war imagery, Ellen Pau’s jolting Blue (1989–90) sits at the heart of this firy blockbuster mediation on creativity and resistance.
Neon, Bamboo, Mahjong? Vote for Hong Kong Culture to be Preserved
At DX design hub, two exhibitions explore how Hong Kong’s cultural heritage is remembered, reimagined and experienced through design, food and everyday life.
Beyond the ‘Concrete Jungle’ Cliché: HK as an Interconnected Garden
Curated by Mankit Lai and featuring 13 Asian artists, award-winning group show Garden Whisperers reimagines Hong Kong as a night garden of coexistence.
Great Design Lives Here: HKDC Spotlights Sham Shui Po
HKDC’s Great Design Lives Here campaign explores Sham Shui Po through an eclectic mix of showcases, installations and community design.
No Stage, No Front Row: Anne Imhof’s House of Swans
Anne Imhof’s first major solo exhibition in Asia, House of Swans, stages a heroine’s struggle toward love through evocative installation, sound and live performances.
What Does Modern Hong Kong Have in Common with Beijing’s Forbidden City?
HKPM’s new group exhibition is big on Instagram-friendly installations, while drawing thought-provoking parallels between then and now.
How Does a 16th-Century Motet Sound Today? Janet Cardiff at M+
Sound artist Janet Cardiff’s acclaimed The Forty Part Motet reworks a 16th-century choral composition, Spem in Alium, via 40 individually recorded Salisbury Cathedral Choir voices.