Undercurrents: A New Artistic Residency Takes Root in Hong Kong
Eleven different artists, including five Czech artists taking part in WestK’s first residency, converge on Ma Wan for a special show...
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Chloë Cheuk’s Tale of Two Cities
A Hong Kong artist finds freedom overseas — and tries to reconcile the contradictions of her new home in Montreal with Hong Kong...
Nikki Lam’s Unshakeable Destiny
Nikki Lam, a Melbourne-based artist is exploring the role of film in the Hong Kong diaspora ...
What’s Behind the Giant AI Video Artwork on the M+ Façade
Singaporean artist Ho Tzu Nyen’s “Night Charades” is the latest in an exploration of myth, history and image-making...
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...
Magdalen Wong Isn’t Clowning Around
Clowns are a vehicle to explore failure, idealism and progress in a new exhibition ...
Marfa’s Mysterious Lights Come to Hong Kong
US-based Hong Kong artist Wong Kit-yi explores the peculiar Texas town of Marfa in a new show at PHD Group that combines video and live performance...
Wong Ping’s “Obscene” Art Moves Beyond Animation
Hong Kong’s strangely feel-good provocateur is exploring new directions...
Art History: Lee Kai-chung and the Underbelly of Hong Kong History
Armed with deep research and artistic imagination, The Narrow Road to the Deep Sea dives into unexpected corners of history...
TV is Dead, TV is Art: Killing TV at Tai Kwun
Video art from across the generations examines the influence of television in an unusual show at JC Contemporary...
Arise in Protest: Angela Su Represents Hong Kong at the Venice Biennale – Now at M+
Angela Su brings a history of protests, science fiction, psychology and much more to the Hong Kong pavilion in Venice...
What Happens When Art and Design Collide?
Hong Kong-based designer Elaine Yan Ling Ng collaborates on a boundary-pushing work of art and design in Milan...
After_: Leading Creative Figures Help the Next Generation Look Past Covid
Supported by Design Trust, Zolima CityMag presents an exhibition of work by young writers, poets, videographers and photographers....
After_: Calling for Submissions From Young Writers, Videographers and Photographers
The novel coronavirus pandemic has shaken Hong Kong and the world. What can we expect on the other side? Join our mentorship programme under the guidance of renown creatives...
Stop Peeping: Wong Ping’s Funny, Unsettling Video Art
Wong Ping's unique vision has catapulted him from internet animations to some of the world's leading museums and galleries. ...
In Hong Kong, What is Home? Ellen Pau Tackles the Question In Her 30-Year Retrospective
The work of pioneering artist Ellen Pau blends the personal and political, abstract and tangible....
The (Video) Art of Disruption: Exploring New Frontiers at Art Basel Hong Kong
As Hong Kong plunges into the madness of Art Month, curator Isaac Leung explores how to engage and challenge audiences in a changing artistic landscape....
Ink Art is Contemporary Art Too: How a Traditional Chinese Art Form is Being Transformed
Hong Kong ink artist Wong Hak-kwei shows how you don't need to break with tradition to make ink art contemporary....
Zuni Icosahedron Proves Hong Kong Can Be a Fertile Ground for Experimentation
Danny Yung, Zuni Icosahedron's co-founder has been instrumental in shaping Hong Kong's cultural infrastructure – and he's not slowing down....
Hong Kong’s Living, Breathing Artwork: The Frog King
One of Hong Kong's most eccentric artists is finally winning the acclaim he deserves....
Finding New Space for Creativity in Video – Part II: Introducing Morgan Wong
Born in Chicago video artist Adrian Wong returned to Hong Kong to rediscover his roots making art through that process...
Finding New Space for Creativity in Video – Part I: Introducing Adrian Wong
Born in Chicago video artist Adrian Wong returned to Hong Kong to rediscover his roots making art through that process...
In a Smartphone-Saturated World, Can Video Art Still Push Boundaries?
Video art aimed to democratise media production – but its latest challenge is to harness the changes it helped bring about....
Tracing Places: Leung Chi-Wo and Hong Kong’s Histories
The Mills Gallery’s inaugural exhibition perfectly illustrates what’s to come...