From street to street corner, words carry different people, stories, and emotions, and are also an important part of connecting the life and culture of the community. If you want to get to know a neighborhood, you can start with "words"! The contemporary art exhibition "Love You Ten Thousand Words" curated by AIRSIDE GATE33 Art Gallery allows everyone to deeply understand the culture and Hong Kong-style human touch of four neighborhoods near Kai Tak.

March is approaching and art fairs are about to begin. Many places are holding events to coincide with Art Month. In Central, galleries are also hosting "Central Gallery Day" to present exciting visual art programs. The annual visual arts feast will be held on March 25th (Monday). There are many wonderful programs, so be sure not to miss any of the galleries!

The "Church of Light" (also known as the Ikuta Church) has always been a fascinating story in the architectural world. Designed by the renowned Japanese architect Tadao Ando, the official website recently announced its closure due to staffing and budget issues, no longer allowing visitors inside, which is a great pity. The "Church of Light," where light converses with the divine, is one of Tadao Ando's masterpieces. While it is regrettable to bid farewell, it is also a good opportunity to appreciate and follow his creations.

When you hear “a sea of people,” what do you think of? British artist Gary Card is quite fond of the Cantonese-style English term “PEOPLE MOUNTAIN PEOPLE SEA.” Although this is his first major exhibition in Hong Kong, he mentioned that each of his three visits to the city has shown him a different charm […]

Have you ever fantasized about how art is created? What kind of environment and atmosphere do they experience during the creative process? Each artist has a different personality and different spatial needs, especially in the limited space of Hong Kong. Therefore, the Hong Kong Arts Development Council has launched the "ADC Art Space Scheme" to help artists alleviate rental pressure and assist the arts community in pursuing art. This rare opportunity is now open to the public for exploration.

"Quiet" has always been the emotion that Chinese artist Zhang Kai, born in the 1980s, wants to express, and it is also the ideal state in his eyes for modern people in their fast-paced lives. Therefore, Zhang Kai will hold an exhibition in Hong Kong on this theme, showcasing 15 works spanning from 2012 to 2024, presenting "A Quiet Story" in his mind.

Vincent Au Yeung, who has multiple identities, is a designer, a collector of "Made in Hong Kong" items, and also the owner of a cultural store. His work and interests intertwine, giving Vincent a unique perspective on the term "design". See him transition from Timeless Hong Kong aesthetics to living in the present moment philosophy.