The exhibition combines the ideas of hand-carved sparrow craftsmen and artists, embodying the unique culture of "sparrows" in a new dimension. If you like "playing cards", you may want to visit the exhibition and appreciate the "sparrow" aesthetics from another visual perspective.
Cao Hankai's ceramic dolls have ethereal and quirky faces, like little elves from mythological stories, making them unforgettable at first sight. This exhibition is accompanied by several pieces of wooden furniture, creating a space filled with the fragrance of the forest.
Multiple contemporary furniture and artworks are juxtaposed in a 6,000 square foot showroom with a mid-century modern style, providing guests with a constant stream of design inspiration.
Thai artist Kitti Narod captures the essence of life under the season with bright colors, allowing viewers to feel the vibrant summer atmosphere indoors!
The lion-bodied, human-faced statue was once colorful? The exhibition uses technology to recreate the colors of some of the most famous Greek and Roman sculptures in museums, revealing the original appearance of these historical artifacts.
This poetic-looking building is located next to the deep sea, inspired by the tail of a whale. The streamlined design seems to freeze in the graceful moment when the whale leaps out of the water, becoming the best spot for whale watching in Northern Europe.
Daniel Arsham once again chose the "Squirtle" from the first generation of Pokémon as the blueprint to create a new sculpture, with a global limited edition of 500 pieces for sale!
Ayane Takano's latest work incorporates a diverse and rich Shanghai style, such as carrying poles, shadow puppets, blue and white school uniforms, Nanjing Road, White Rabbit candy, xiaolongbao... allowing the audience to feel as if they are traveling in Shanghai with the sweet girls depicted in her drawings!
Audiences can not only delve into the artist's imagination through their work, but also add their own imagination to create a unique fantasy world!
China’s traditional craftsmanship has always been world-renowned, sparking countless discussions. Recently, an Asian art auction held in Geneva has caused a huge sensation in the auction world, with several priceless traditional Qing Dynasty Chinese royal artifacts appearing, leaving collectors in awe and breaking the record of Piguet Auction House with a staggering price of up […]
One of the local art scene's major events, the Affordable Art Fair, will be held at the Convention and Exhibition Center starting on August 4th. Let us now give you a sneak peek of some exciting highlights!
This exhibition focuses on some contemporary renowned artists, including: Zhang Xiaogang, Louise Nevelson, Mao Yan, Irving Penn, Kiki Smith, and more. Don't miss it!
The annual art event K11 MUSEA Art Karnival, which has returned with acclaim, has officially opened. This year's event will showcase a series of world-class art masterpieces, with exciting works spread across various floors of K11 MUSEA for everyone to discover slowly!
High school students take inspiration from their community's culture, from historical research, curatorial concept development, scene design, photography and measurement, to hands-on technical implementation, to create a public AR art full of local flavor!
Colors emerging from the dark background, faintly visible in the twilight, the golden color is both inspiring like a lighthouse and captivating.
The exhibition showcases the most representative and creative projects in the history of Hong Kong design, everyone is welcome to come and appreciate it in person!
The characters depicted by the artist are filled with rich emotions in their eyes. Sometimes they gaze silently into a corner, sometimes they look at the audience with tears in their eyes. Compared to their innocent appearance, they seem more like experienced adults...
The exhibition brings two large 360-degree immersive paintings, and the artist wants to invite everyone to enter the dream world together, opening their arms to embrace the world in the dream.
The City University of Hong Kong's Run Run Shaw Library is holding an exhibition titled "Hunters, Warriors, and Spirits: Art of the Northern Nomads of China," which tells the stories of ancient nomadic people and their profound spiritual significance through over 250 precious artworks.
Looking at these child characters, the audience may wonder: Is the dream behind just a bubble, does that utopia in the mind really exist?
