Have you ever seen works that use the same technique to create static images as the ones you often see in time-lapse videos?
This is the largest gold jewelry exhibition in Hong Kong in recent years, showcasing over 220 sets of gold jewelry collections from Dream Butterfly Pavilion, tracing the artistic and technological achievements of gold products in China's thousands of years of history.
Japanese photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi (Hal) has photographed over 400 couples over the years, capturing every "breath-taking" love story. The moment the shutter is pressed can be both wonderfully sweet and unexpectedly surprising, just like love itself.
Welcome the upcoming art March, M+ Facade brings Pipilotti's new work! The artwork combines the artist's famous psychedelic color effects and flexible use of camera angles, perfectly echoing the ever-changing scenery of Hong Kong.
Bogdan Konopka tells a story about light in every photo, disregarding the combination and balance of colors. The photographer uses only black and white, as well as different shades of gray, to compose the image, allowing people to focus more on the brightness and transition of light. This highlights a deeper meaning in the work.
The new iOS beta operating system brings 31 new emojis, which are expected to be officially released in March or April this year. Let's take a look at the new designs and see if there are any groundbreaking ones!
K11 MUSEA Art Karnival this year takes the theme of global graffiti and street art history, and presents the "City As Studio" art group exhibition, showcasing the works of over 30 artists from around the world, with over 100 pieces spanning different eras, styles, and regions!
Prisons are used to incarcerate prisoners and are considered a concentration of evil. However, after the passage of time, how will these cells, which have shed their historical duties, be preserved?
The fashion and lifestyle brand "Piaoya Huoyi" recently held an exhibition called "Handmade with Heart," inviting craft artists from different fields in Hong Kong to showcase their works. The exhibition aims to allow the audience to experience the variations and creative vitality of traditional craftsmanship that has developed to this day.
Argentine artist Andrés Reisinger has designed fluffy and fancy pink "cloaks" for buildings around the world, causing a sensation on the internet and prompting netizens to flood his inbox with inquiries about where they can see his works in person!
Mateusz Kolek and his fashion designer girlfriend, Pat Guzik, collaborate as a couple to create a series of artistic fashion items, transforming original Hong Kong-themed illustrations into wearable clothing!
To awaken the harmonious relationship between nature and humanity, the artist in this exhibition uses rich and dazzling colors, a joyful atmosphere, and leads two deeply beloved characters, Rinkle and Little M, to convey important messages about protecting nature to the audience.
Artnom often uses acrylic on canvas as a medium. He boldly explores primary colors and incorporates various popular culture and trendy art themes into his creations. His vibrant and lively works often catch people's attention.
The architectural exterior is peculiar, resembling a large wormhole or a wriggling worm. It turns out that the architect drew inspiration from the morphology of natural organisms during the design process.
Recently, the Smithsonian National Museum of Asian Art in the United States held a large-scale exhibition of "Rainbow Artists", showcasing 80 precious works of art, which attracted great attention in the art community!
The winning works of the 9th Patek Photography Award with the theme "Fire" have officially landed at the Asia Society Hong Kong Center. The exhibition presents the works of 13 nominated photographers from around the world, showcasing stunning and impactful images of fire.
The famous art installation in Chicago, which resembles a bean-shaped sculpture, is the pride of artist Anish Kapoor. However, this piece is no longer exclusive to Chicago, as the artist's commissioned work in downtown Manhattan, New York City, has now officially debuted 15 years ago!
Because of a deep love for furry pets, the artist has created a whimsical animal world with light and joyful brushstrokes. Adorable bears, mischievous cats, and cute rabbits, among others, have absolutely heart-melting appearances.
This series of photos captures different combinations of mothers and sons or mothers and daughters. They may have different hair and skin colors, and they may not look alike, but they all contain a deep bond of parent-child love.
The focus of this exhibition is Monet's influence on future art. In addition to his early masterpieces, the gallery also showcases works by contemporary artists such as Zao Wou-Ki, Chu Teh Chun, and Xie Jinglan, who were influenced by his style.
