Even though their styles are different, they both draw inspiration from everyday life and incorporate a blend of Eastern and Western cultures, creating works that are both elegant and innovative in their aesthetic.
When viewers see the strange physical body in the work, they will unconsciously imagine a lot of "inner drama", which can easily lead to a situation of extreme fear and make the process of interpreting the work more interesting.
Recently, the Italian art organization Cracking Art surprised Hong Kong with its first exhibition "Animal Invasion", bringing 90 eye-catching and adorable animal sculptures to Harbour City.
This year, Sotheby's Hong Kong once again brings the classic cartoon characters Mickey Mouse and McDull to the auction house. Taking advantage of the festive occasions of the Lunar New Year and Valentine's Day, we invite the audience to share this warm and joyful moment with the two piglets!
Zhang Qingzhuo presents folk scenery in a dramatic way, often depicting expressive children and animals, adding a touch of fun and vitality to the content!
The "Flower Grandma" in her 80s, who self-taught herself, turns discarded items or walls found at the garbage station into canvases, using childlike strokes and vibrant colors to create a colorful universe. Recently, she made her debut as an artist in a gallery, showcasing a series of works with flowers as the theme!
WOAW Gallery recently brought a cross-temporal art dialogue, showcasing Berlin-based artist Evgen Čopi Gorišek's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. His works depict his understanding of the contemporary lost paradise.
Shortly after stepping into 2023, there will be several distinctive buildings around the world that are about to be completed. Here are a few selected ones for everyone's introduction!
This time, the "Double Happiness" collaboration project connects these two comic artists, showcasing their new works featuring the same characters but with different art styles! Among them, Lin Xiangkun's sexy girl and Gan Xiaowen's "Fat Aunt Four" and "Braces Jane" all make an appearance.
If time and space were to come to the year 3022, what would the Pokémon creatures Pikachu, Squirtle, and Charmander become? For the first time, the official rights of Pokémon have been granted to artists for creative purposes, and this collaboration with Daniel Arsham is truly unprecedented!
The exhibition showcases a series of iconic works by Liu Qishun, as well as a brand new creation of the twelve zodiac animal paintings to celebrate the Lunar New Year, which are fun and festive!
For the past three years, Hong Kong has been trapped due to the pandemic, causing a lot of frustration for travel-loving Hong Kong people. The local artist Jasontommy's character "Tufrog" also loves to explore and can't sit still. Before becoming a "frog in the well," he happened to encounter the reopening of travel, so the artist let him embark on a 50-day adventure of living abroad.
Recently, there has been a craze for Yayoi Kusama in the city, and as a result, her most iconic work, "Pumpkin," has gained a sudden increase in exposure. However, besides being able to appreciate her work in person at museums, it is now possible to experience her creations in a virtual way as well!
The library was originally used exclusively by the royal family. After 15 years of renovation by architects, the once private Oval Room has transformed into a beautiful public reading space!
These "tree houses" look like a cluster of glowing lanterns dotted on the slopes of the Alps, illuminating a spot in the forest that attracts many visitors!
Blue Lotus Gallery invites urban planner, writer, and photographer Walter Koditek to share his photography works in Hong Kong, leading everyone to understand the architecture of Hong Kong during the transformation period from the 1950s to the 1970s from an aesthetic and informative perspective.
There are still over two weeks left until the Lunar New Year arrives. Central Market is also presenting the "Central Great Ground, Prosperity in the Market" Spring Festival project in advance, bringing a series of special activities!
The international art scene has been quiet for the past two or three years, but it will experience a full recovery in the coming year! Below, we have selected five art exhibitions held internationally this year as a reference for your art travel plans.
The exhibition explores Chen Fushan's artistic legacy through in-depth research, highlighting his keen portrayal of urban drama and identity, his passion for storytelling and sharing modern life experiences, and his abundant creativity.
Wu Jingyu's paintings condense styles such as Fauvism, Cubism, and Surrealism from art history, and the primitive yet contemporary visual beauty overflows from the canvas.
