This Weekend

Axel Vervoordt Gallery presents meditative photographs of pine trees and seaside landscapes by the renowned Korean photographer Bae Bien-U.

Wheezing is an immersive, disorienting exhibition about the dysfunction and unease lingering over Hong Kong, by de Sarthe’s resident artist, Mark Chung.

Villepin presents a wide range of rare works by the late Chinese painter Zao Wou-ki, including a selection of large-scale oil paintings, watercolours, Chinese inks and lithographs.

The Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile (CHAT) is offering online workshops inspired by fabric artworks from artists Movana Chen and Taguchi Yukihiro.

This sculpture exhibition highlights Hong Kong’s art community through 20 works from 18 local and international galleries, along with a programme of art talks.

Alisan Fine Arts celebrates Hong Kong art by showcasing over 70 works by 28 local artists, including works by masters Wucius Wong and Lui Shou-kwan.

The Liang Yi Museum celebrates some of the most iconic and laborious decorative techniques of all times, including Chinese inlay, Japanese maki-e and European cloisonné enamel.

David Zwirner launches their bilingual online viewing room Lixia alongside the reopening of their Hong Kong gallery this May.

Explore the unseen, inner beauty of gemstones at L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific’s new exhibition Discover the Gemstones, Ruby & Sapphire, supported by Van Cleef & Arpels.

From Hong Kong to France, 13 artists from around the world gather at Gallery HZ’s first group exhibition Persona with introspective works that offer an intimate look into their individual personalities.

See how German artist and CityU professor Tobias Klein applies 3D printing in architecture, art, design and interactive media installations in his most extensive solo exhibition to date.

Los Angeles-based Hong Kong Artist Shirley Tse’s acclaimed 2019 exhibition at the 58th Venice Biennale will be showcased in Hong Kong with new configurations of the artist’s installations.

Up-and-coming artists from Southeast Asia manipulate the medium of paper to tell stories of their past and cultural history, each bringing their unique, delicate and thoughtful touch to their work.

In collaboration with guest curator Boogie Woogie Photography, Pékin Fine Arts host their first group exhibition, Large Format, Small Space, featuring artworks that redefine our perceptions of size and space.

David Zwirner’s Hong Kong gallery will be showcasing never-before-seen medium and large format photographs by American photographer William Eggleston.

Revisit the captivating black-and-white images of France and Inner Mongolia in this reprise of Wong Yan-kwai’s Steppe by Steppe exhibition, which features 24 works by the multi-talented Hong Kong artist and photographer.

F11 Foto Museum showcases over 100 vintage prints by the influential 1930s photographer Ilse Bing, whose commissioned works included assignments for fashion magazines Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar.

Featuring thoughtfully curated pairs of natural and urban landscape photographs, this exhibition intrigues with its exploration of similarities between nature and man-made.

As part of Asia Art Archive’s 20th anniversary celebrations, Womanifesto exhibits the groundbreaking history and development of a feminist biennial programme in Thailand, presented in a virtual exhibition tour on 12 Aug.

An interactive online exhibition provides delightful coverage of Hong Kong’s historical identity as a trading harbour, featuring beautiful photos, thoughtful descriptions and apt video explanations.

Next Act features a variety of exciting contemporary art by local artists that pay homage to the shared history and collective memories of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong’s neon signs are disappearing at an alarming rate, but they live on in a virtual M+ exhibition that explores the history, culture and aesthetic of the city’s neon.

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.