Gigi Fong, created by Hong Kong creator Fang Jianan, is a self-created character with the concept of "being fiercely oneself" as a chubby girl with a sense of hemp. This time, the character comes to ZtoryTeller Gallery with the theme of "Gigi Fong and the Red Dragon", allowing everyone to lie down and feel the art together.
M+ collaborates with the French May Arts Festival to present the first special exhibition themed around photography, "Hong Kong Jockey Club Presents: Black and White - Photography Narratives," starting from March 16, 2024.
WOAW Gallery presents American artist Chris Regner's first solo exhibition in Asia, "Careers in the Arts." The exhibition showcases a series of self-deprecating paintings, starting from Regner's perspective as an artist, telling his self-identity and struggles and lonely experiences in the contemporary art world.
Chen Liyun's large-scale installation work "Weaving Dialogue," woven from paper strips, has been exhibited at the M+ Focus Space since February 17, 2024. Since 2013, "Weaving Dialogue" has continued to develop, with over 300 people from around the world participating in its creation. This is the first time the work has been exhibited in Hong Kong after its completion.
The exhibition will feature a series of works by Adam McEwen, including new paintings and graphite sculptures.
The retrospective exhibition of Chu Teh-Chun (1920-2014) "Nebula" will be held from April 20 to June 30 this year, concurrently with the 60th Venice International Art Biennale. The exhibition will take place on the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, opposite St. Mark's Square in Venice, curated by art historian Matthieu Poirier. This is the most important exhibition dedicated to the Chinese-French painter Chu Teh-Chun in recent years.
When it comes to one of the annual events that art enthusiasts cannot miss, Art Central definitely takes a spot! Art Central 2024 will return to the Central Harbourfront from March 28 to 31, and the list of participating galleries and featured artists for this year has already been announced.
1-54 Contemporary African Art Fair announces the exhibition "1-54 Presents: Coalescent Lights" in collaboration with Christie's Hong Kong to promote the works of African and African diaspora contemporary artists, with the exhibition running from March 26 to 30, 2024.
WOAW Gallery's "Fluid Maze" exhibition brings together 8 Hong Kong artists, namely Chan Wai Kit, Chan Tsz Man, Cheng Hung, Hui Sai Ho, Lau Sze Man, Lee Yu Ki, Wong Ka Ying, and Ng Ka Yu. Through various mediums, they engage in an artistic experiment that questions the meaning of "observation."
Christie's Hong Kong Landmark Gallery will hold an exhibition titled "Dutch Context Cloud Mountain Walk - Ma Luowu Ink Art" from today until January 16th, featuring over 40 early and recent ink paintings by renowned artist Ma Luowu.
Richard Hambleton, known as the "Godfather of New York Street Art," was one of the artists during the heyday of New York street art in the 1980s. His mysterious and captivating silhouette portraits are extremely compelling. HKwalls will be hosting his first exhibition in Hong Kong this January, titled "Richard Hambleton: The Last Shadows," showcasing Richard Hambleton's fascinating artworks.
The Tai Kwun is currently holding the exhibition "Jiang Kangquan: Warring States Punk", which combines animation, sound, and neon lights to reshape the stories of ancient figures such as Qu Yuan in a cyberpunk future, challenging the audience's perspective on history.
Former member of Hong Kong girl group Super Girls, Aka C Chiu Wai Shan, often shares her pen and ink drawings on IG, depicting fantastical and mysterious scenes with dense strokes and neat lines. In her solo exhibition "Wonders Phantasm," 15 new artworks will be showcased, allowing everyone to enter Aka's imaginative world.
French luggage brand Delsey Paris recently launched a new Rempart series. In order to let everyone experience its unique selling points, a "DELSEY PARIS Rempart Installation Art" exhibition has been set up in the exhibition area of Hong Kong MTR Station.
Japanese artist Aoi Kō, also known as the "Rainbow Artist," recently held his first solo exhibition in Hong Kong at M+. The exhibition, titled "Aoi Kō: Rainbow Rainbow Rainbow," showcased nearly fifty artworks from the early 1950s to the 2000s.
This Christmas, in addition to holiday parties, why not visit the exhibition at Parallel Space in Sham Shui Po and take a closer look at a Hong Kong story about cats and spring? Hong Kong picture book artist Maoshan Connie brings her personal art exhibition, and her new picture book "A Slow Boat to Lantau Island" will also be released during the exhibition period.
The latest group exhibition at Tai Kwun Contemporary, "Green Snake: Ecology of the Feminine Center," focuses on the connection between art and ecology. It brings together over 30 artists and art collectives from more than 20 countries, showcasing over 60 works. Through the artists' perspectives, it reinterprets narratives centered around women.
New York artist Alexandria Smith recently showcased an exhibition titled "Blossoming in Diverse Forms" at Gagosian Hong Kong, presenting a series of new combined oil paintings and collages by the artist, showcasing her exploration of self and identity.
Perhaps after appreciating the works of Thai artist Jakkai Siributr, people will have a different understanding of happiness. The Nan Fung Textile Mill CHAT 6A is currently holding his solo exhibition "Jakkai Siributr: Everyone Longs for Happiness," showcasing his artistic achievements over the past twenty years.
The "From Botticelli to Van Gogh: Treasures from the National Gallery, London" exhibition, co-organized by the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the National Gallery, takes art enthusiasts on a journey through over 400 years of Western art history.
