The AI trend is sweeping the globe, bringing creative inspiration to many creators. In addition, there are even more foreign arts and cultural organizations trying to incorporate artificial intelligence technology into their promotional plans, in order to increase the topicality and dissemination of their projects. Recently, the Vienna Tourist Board adopted AI drawing technology from Midjourney to recreate famous paintings and local landmarks, sparking a heated discussion among netizens.

Some say that Françoise Gilot has lived in the shadow of Picasso for half of her life, but in her 70-year artistic career, she has poured an unparalleled passion into her creations, resulting in numerous outstanding works. In her personal life, she has fearlessly pursued love and asserted control over her own destiny, making her even more unforgettable to the world.

In June, many exhibitions will open. In addition to the city-wide giant rubber duck parade, Fuyi Art will also hold a themed exhibition and sale at their new headquarters. Moreover, there are also numerous art and cultural activities for audiences who enjoy both local and international trendy art. Below are several interesting exhibitions in the city for everyone's reference, providing you with multiple options for your holidays!

To commemorate the farewell of Kai Tak Airport after 25 years, Blue Lotus Gallery will present a new joint photography exhibition titled "Goodbye Kai Tak, Thank You." The exhibition will showcase the works of Canadian photographer Greg Girard and Hong Kong photojournalist Birdy Chu, providing viewers with a unique perspective to explore the history and cultural heritage of Kai Tak Airport.

The appearance of two giant yellow ducks once again caused a sensation in the city! Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, who created the rubber duck in 2007, has been traveling the world with them and visited Hong Kong for the first time in 2013. Ten years later, the artist brings the ducks back to Hong Kong to commemorate this special moment. However, besides creating giant rubber ducks, the artist actually has many other interesting oversized works!

The Pokémon series has been widely popular since its first appearance in 1995, becoming a cherished childhood memory for many. For American artist Katherine Bernhardt, Pokémon has inspired her limitless creative spirit. Recently, she showcased numerous Pokémon at the Zorna Gallery, injecting vibrant energy into the space.

In the traditional sense, cinematography has been seen as a male profession. However, with the changing times, more and more women have broken this stereotype and established their own position in this field by shooting various types of films. The Hong Kong Arts Centre, in collaboration with multiple partners, will present works by female cinematographers from around the world and invite photographers and directors to attend post-screening discussions to share their experiences.