WHAT WE KNOW Aside from JC Contemporary’s regular (indoor) exhibitions, outdoor public art can also be found around Tai Kwun’s ‘prison yard’, which is on the same level as JC Contemporary’s main entrance. The works and installations of 5 local and international contemporary artists are seamlessly woven into the outdoor design and architecture, and their…
WHAT WE KNOW Besides being a cultural and retail destination at Victoria Dockside, K11 MUSEA is also an art playground that showcases the works of 47 local and international artists throughout the mall and at the outdoor harbour promenade. In between shopping and dining, we’re able to see and appreciate works by artists such as…
WHAT The French May Art Festival was founded in 1993, and is one of the largest art and cultural events in Asia, hosting over 120 events from May to June each year: from traditional to contemporary art, painting to design, and classical music to hip-hop. It aims to present the best creative experiences for their…
WHAT The Italian artist was commissioned to create prestigious mural projects in Hong Kong during the 1960s and 70s. This exhibition features a selection of works completed by the artist in Hong Kong, including a photo-essay by Hong Kong photographer, William Furniss, about Casadei’s public art installations in Statue Square and Mei Foo Sun Chuen.…
WHAT As part of Swire Properties Arts Month, this contemporary art exhibition debuts 12 one-of-a-kind stone sculptures created by Hong Kong-based French artist, Polo Bourieau. Known for his monumental sculptures, Bourieau draws inspirations from Chinese scholars' rocks, the abundance of stone deposits formed by the forces of nature, and the aesthetics of architecture created by…
WHAT Street Art emerged in Europe in the 1970s, and developed in the 80s and 90s with the Hip hop movement. As a collaboration between HKwalls and the European Union National Institutions for Culture (EUNIC), four amazing artists from Czech Republic, Germany, France, and Italy come together to each realise a wall during the festival.…
WHAT At its outdoor space, the museum presents two local Hong Kong artists as they reimagine the harbour through two sets of large-scale public art installations. Harnessing their different practices, both approach the project using different mediums and with different outcomes, with Chan using mosaic tiles, wood, steel, and fibreglass; and Tsoi using stainless steel,…
WHAT The Dutch artist was first inspired by a world map and a rubber duck to create his giant inflatable Rubber Duck installation, which he then took on a world tour in 2007. Starting from the Netherlands, his Rubber Duck travelled to twelve locations across four continents before making its way to Hong Kong in…
WHAT Supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the exhibition of authentic and original Hong Kong neon signs takes place on Tai Kwun’s Laundry steps. These iconic signs have been restored and conserved for public viewing. At the same time, in the Block 01 Duplex Studio, the immense skills of Hong Kong’s neon masters are on display in…
WHAT The exhibition focuses on the critical contributions of departed artists who had a significant influence on Hong Kong’s art scene from the 1960s to 90s. Featuring an enriching collection of over 20 paintings and sculptures, it provides a thoughtful compilation of archival material, casting a retrospective lens on an era of Hong Kong’s art…
WHO Joana Vasconcelos WHAT As one of the highly anticipated programmes of Swire Properties Arts Month 2024, two site-specific monumental installations by the Portuguese artist are showcased. ‘Enchanted Forest’ and ‘Valkyrie Seondeok’ respond to the city and the community, inviting dialogue on themes such as the empowerment of women, consumerism, and personal and societal identity.…
WHO Kingsley Ng, Elise Morin, Lachlan Turczan, Saya Woolfalk WHAT ‘Art in Resonance’ returns to Hong Kong for Art Week 2024, featuring works by local and international artists Kingsley Ng, Elise Morin, Lachlan Turczan, and Saya Woolfalk, showcasing a range of thought-provoking creations. Ng's monumental sculpture ‘Esmeralda’ hovers above the hotel's iconic façade, while Morin's…
WHO Various artists WHAT Established in 1993, French May is one of the largest cultural events in Asia. With more than 100 programmes presented across two months, it has become an iconic part of Hong Kong's cultural scene that reaches over 200 thousand visitors each year. The objectives of French May are 'to touch everything,…
WHAT The Hong Kong media artist interprets the history and characteristics of his exhibition sites, creating contemplative, meditative experiences through poetic and minimalist interventions that involve sound, light, image, and kinetic installations. Known for his site-specific projects, his works engage audiences through interactive experiences, inviting them to touch and meditate within the artwork’s space. In…
WHAT Fine Art Asia 2024 returns to Hong Kong this fall for its 19th edition. This year, a dedicated sector focusing on ink art aims to push the boundaries of contemporary ink while preserving tradition. The fair also debuts the 'Collectible Design – Asia Edition Pavilion', celebrating the fusion of design minds and artisanal skills…
WHAT Art Basel Paris, set for the first time at the iconic newly-renovated Grand Palais, aims to connect with France's rich cultural scene, becoming a city-wide celebration deeply rooted in Parisian heritage. Featuring 195 galleries from 42 regions, the fair will be structured across 3 exhibition sectors: 'Galeries' is where exhibitors present the full breadth…
WHAT A fair dedicated to exhibiting artists across different regions around Asia, Asia NOW is a curated platform fostering rich dialogues and deeply engaging programmes. It encompasses a global selection of over 60 galleries showcasing artists and galleries from across Asia, and an ambitious platform dedicated to commissioning site-specific installations, projects, and performances. Get your…
