18 works from SurrealHK take us on a journey through surreal Hong Kong, while also sparking deep thoughts on housing issues.

"#ddHK Design #Hong Kong Style" collaborates with various sectors such as fashion design, animation illustration, 3D digital art, and interactive theater performances to transform the temporary street market on Tung Chau Street in Sham Shui Po into a "Street Design Gallery" full of futuristic sci-fi vibes, bringing a range of carefully designed digital punk clothing!

In order to reconnect the community through art, the Lee Gardens Association, in collaboration with HKWalls and Schoeni Projects, presents the "disCONNECT HK" exhibition, blending contemporary urban art with local old buildings in Causeway Bay Lee Gardens community transformed into an art space.

This year, more than 120 local and international renowned writers have been invited to explore the world through novels and non-fiction literature, combining live broadcasts and online interactions in different modes. From November 5th to 15th, 75 exciting events will be brought to you. Don't miss out, literary enthusiasts!

Counting on fingers, this musical genius has been gone for 40 years.

Japanese emerging artist Yu Hashizume will hold Hong Kong's first exhibition "eyewater: MUSIC" at Gallery HZ in Sheung Wan. In addition to using music as the theme for the first time, he also challenges using real people as the basis for his creations, bringing cartoonized versions of Davy Tsoi's prints and three-dimensional sculptures.

HART presents the "Stay Home and Relax" joint exhibition, showcasing new works by Hong Kong-based artists Donald Tian, Shane Aspegren, Chen Qinxin, and Wu Jiaru, exploring how the environment affects people's emotions through themes of natural and supernatural phenomena, subtle modern relationships, etc.

Los Angeles-based artist Rosson Crow brings a series of stunning new works featuring interior and landscape themes, presenting a mesmerizing artistic effect with rich visual elements.

This "Exhibition in a Box" is not only an art medium but also a fashionable record of preservation.

Ning for jade broken, not as tile full "Chang Yu, not only created a unique painting style in the 1920s and 1930s, but also admired by the art world for his demeanor in dealing with people.

Have you ever seen David Bowie, who is afraid of heights, stepping onto the Trans-Siberian Express?

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced that its first major exhibition after opening will be a retrospective of the works of Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki, definitely one of the must-see exhibitions after the pandemic!

This "Eileen Chang Collection Planner" not only features exquisite hand-drawn illustrations, but also selects excerpts from Eileen Chang's classic works, which will definitely be a favorite among literary enthusiasts!

It seems like Tilda Swinton is an empress who hides her emotions well, but this "Ice Queen" actually has a smiling side, but only in front of him!

The unique characteristics of natural species collide with the recognition of fashion brands, bringing an unprecedented sense of freshness!

During the epidemic, online exhibitions have become the new normal for art appreciation, and Opera Gallery's online exhibition "Extraordinary Attainments: Masterpieces Exhibition" brings you many Impressionist art pieces!

Tilda Swinton's metal face mask is not a bespoke piece tailored by a fashion brand for her, but rather comes from the hands of an artist named James Merry.

If the grapes that cannot be eaten are sour, then what taste will the lemons that cannot be eaten be like? Take a look at the online exhibition "When Life Doesn't Give You Lemons," maybe you can find the answer!

You can watch this topic online and enjoy the many fabulous looks created by Burberry's Chief Creative Officer, Riccardo Tisci.

A pandemic has taken away many precious lives, and this maritime monument both mourns the deceased and prompts people to reflect on their relationship with nature.