WHAT The group exhibition explores the connections between art and ecology in the context of rising temperatures and extreme weather events. Featuring a mix of mediums, including video, installation, sculpture, and performance art, it asks what alternative narratives can be activated through artists’ visions that celebrate nature as a generative force; many of them are…
WHAT Curated by Olivia Wang, the group exhibition showcases the versatility and significance of paper as a medium for artistic expression. Ten different artists explore the theme of paper in unique ways, creating stunning works of art that push the boundaries of what is possible with this seemingly simple material. A wide array of techniques…
WHAT The French artist's practice is oriented towards painting, installation work, sculptural composition, performance, and video. She often cuts up her older paintings and then weaves them into new forms with found materials. Through her abstract works in this exhibition, she explores the complexities of human existence and captures the essence of our shared experiences.…
WHAT This mixed-media group installation explores themes related to human society, power, and nature. Consisting of landscapes, portraits and abstract works, the exhibition invites viewers to reexamine the world and human society from an inverted perspective; it scrutinises the highly-ordered human society full of power and rules, and searches for that primitive, inclusive ‘natural’ world.…
WHAT The multi-media group exhibition features 18 artists with different backgrounds, styles, mediums, and expressions of time. It showcases sculptures that connect the past and present, while some works continue the contemporary dialogue with history. Other works embrace painting tradition to open up the future of personal creative language. Some works preserve traces of ordinary…
WHAT Curated by Sun Dongdong, the exhibition of the Hunan-born Shenzhen-based artist’s mixed media works includes paintings, sculptures, installations. Her abstract paintings of pastel tones capture sensory observations of the world, particularly Southern China's mountainous terrains. With nature as a starting point, her free-flowing charcoal lines intersect with circles of paint in a gauzy, gossamer…
WHO Léon Cuidar WHAT Marking the artist’s inaugural show in Asia, the acclaimed Belgian abstract painter brings a solo exhibition of paintings and works on paper. Chronicling his remarkable 60-year career, the selection spans from the early 1960s to the present day, uniting his exuberant simplicities of form with his distinctive, exacting technical precision. Additionally,…
WHO Thomas Heatherwick WHAT The exhibition features a range of works by the British designer (b.1970) known for his innovative and groundbreaking work in architecture and design, including architectural designs, public spaces, and product designs. The showcase focuses on his unique approach to design, which emphasises the importance of creating experiences that engage the senses…
WHO Various artists WHAT The presentation is an exploration of the resonance between contemporary portraiture and Pop art, featuring stylised works that carry the influence of their Pop forebears. With works by big contemporary names, the primary subject matter of the gallery revolves around modern representations of the human image that depict sitters as avatars…
WHO Chang Ya Chin WHAT This solo exhibition of over a dozen paintings by the Taiwan-born Hong Kong-based artist showcases small-scale detailed still life paintings, featuring regional cuisines, drinks, and sweets, each telling a microcosmic story that is either whimsical or self-referential. The paintings explore themes of gravity, depth, and falling, and the artist also…
WHO Pixy Liao WHAT This is the first exhibition of the Chinese artist at the gallery, and her debut solo in Hong Kong; it includes photography, video, and ready-made sculpture. The artist challenges traditional notions of heterosexual relationships by subverting gender roles and portraying her partner, Moro, as the subservient male muse while positioning herself…
WHO Chui Pui Chee WHAT The solo exhibition takes on the theme of ‘New Year Qinggong’ and turns the gallery space into the Hong Kong artist’s personal study. Referencing vases from the Palace Museum, which have elegant colour tones and subtle ‘an hua’ patterns, the meticulously-drawn paintings portray a selection of flowers and vases packed…
WHO Javier León Pérez WHAT The first solo exhibition of the Spanish artist (b. 1977) features a series of oil paintings representing a culmination of diverse artistic expressions through the interplay of spaces, lights and shadows. The artist’s creative process begins with the reference of paper models, offering a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional pictorial…
WHO Various artists WHAT This exhibition brings together an array of artworks from artists all over the region. Beijing-born Huang Rui, Vietnam's Dinh Q. Lê, and Hong Kong's Jake Wong Man Kit, along with other talented artists, come together to create a tapestry of creativity. With paintings, Epson Inkjet prints, and unique polyester yarn line…
WHO Bertrand Lavier WHAT This is the fifth solo exhibition of the French artist, presenting his iconic ‘readymades’ alongside vibrant abstract monochromes, as well as new works centering on landscape and geography. The showcase unfolds in two parts: the first part is dedicated to colour, while the second focuses on landscape or geography, both in…
WHO Howie Tsui WHAT The solo exhibition showcases a range of the Canadian artist’s works exploring themes of history, mythology, and cultural identity, including large-scale paintings, ink drawings, and a video installation, While the large-scale paintings feature intricate details and bold colours that draw the viewer in, creating a sense of movement and energy, the…
WHO Lily Kemp, Minyoung Kim WHAT This is a duo exhibition of paintings featuring the works of two London-based artists. It showcases a captivating duality with themes of movement, landscapes, and the familiarity of interior spaces. While Kemp's colourful paintings explore the concept of movement, with a focus on changing landscapes and weather, Kim's artworks…
WHO Peter Alexander WHAT This exhibition brings into focus the mesmerising works of the late American artist (1939-2020), which were created during the last decade of his life. Alexander’s unique artistry lies in how he primarily utilises resin to create luminous sculptures that capture and play with light; his final years brought new experimentations with…
WHO Chris Succo WHAT The presentation is a collection of paintings by the German artist, who is best known for his abstract works that resemble drawing, writing or calligraphy, and which convey movements of dance. The thick impasto zig-zag strokes are repetitive and trance-like, evoking musical notes that echo and reverberate. WHY The presentation is…
WHO Various artists WHAT This thematic exhibition draws from the collections of the museum, featuring the complex connections between landscape and humanity in our post-industrial and increasingly virtual world. The exhibition reimagines shanshui, a cultural legacy integral to Chinese philosophical thinking and poetic imagination, through a diverse range of contemporary artistic mediums, including sculpture, moving…
WHO Xi Jiu WHAT The Beijing-based artist creates a visual interpretation of the iconic tale, ‘Forging the Swords’ by Lu Xun. The exhibition presents a scene-by-scene critique of sacrifice and submission to violence. The collection of miniature artworks invite closer inspection, with traditional fine lines and colour blocks resembling Chinese gongbi paintings. However, the artist…
WHO Vincent Fournier WHAT This exhibition features the works of the French photographer, presenting a unique blend of documentary and staged scenarios featuring an astronaut as the main protagonist. The artist’s work offers an intriguing exploration of technology and its interaction with both nature and human perception. The gallery becomes a portal into Fournier's visually…
WHO Movana Chen WHAT This monumental installation by the Hong Kong artist reflects on female labour, personal and shared memories, material transformation, and time. Originally conceived as a participatory work, audience members were invited to contribute to the work by bringing along a treasured book. Chen transforms books by shredding the books’ pages, abstracting and…
WHO Chan Sui-ying, Cheng Tan Shan, Lai Kwan Ting WHAT Unveiling a group presentation of artworks at the intersection of tradition and contemporary, the exhibition showcases the talents of 3 emerging Hong Kong Gongbi talents, who each in their unique way draws inspiration from the botanical world. With intertwining themes of landscapes, figures, and flowers…
WHO Allora & Calzadilla WHAT The Puerto Rico-based artists explore the concept of Gǎnyìng or ‘sympathetic resonance.’ The exhibition includes a range of works that connect significant historical moments with current global and climate crises, exploring the intersection of philosophy, history, and ecology. It features new works such as ‘Aeolian Charts’, a series of large-scale…
