The legendary Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles recently hosted an exclusive exhibition by renowned artist Rogan Gregory, integrating his series of sculptures into the garden to create a truly "sculpture garden."
Missed the retrospective exhibition "Yayoi Kusama: From 1945 to Now" held at the M+ Museum in Hong Kong? Recently, the exhibition has moved to the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. If you're traveling there, don't miss it!
The Hong Kong Museum of Art is currently holding the "Stylish Treasures - Hong Kong Museum of Art Collection Exhibition", selecting nearly a hundred artworks with different artistic styles from its rich collection, and categorizing them into four major aesthetic types.
The Stallery WCH, located in Wan Chai, is currently showcasing a solo exhibition by Hong Kong artist Ernest Chang titled "Space Rich." The exhibition features 14 organic glass screen printing works and 4 sculptures that are extensions of his recent works. Due to overwhelming response, the exhibition will be extended until August 23, 2023. Interested readers should not miss it!
On a scorching summer day, if you don't feel like going out with friends and sweating, why not step into a romantic and extraordinary art world to awaken your senses with a profound experience? ZTYLEZ has specially curated 5 unique exhibitions in the city for July, allowing even those who don't enjoy playing games in the sunlight to add an artistic touch.
The romantic and melancholic blonde little prince and his rose have always lived in the hearts of every reader. The fairy tale book "Le Petit Prince" (The Little Prince) created by French writer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry was published in New York, USA in 1943. It has been a global bestseller, touching countless people. To celebrate the 80th anniversary of "The Little Prince," Eslite Hong Kong brings you various versions of collectible books and exquisite accessories.
The legendary rock superstar Freddie Mercury's private collection has finally arrived in Hong Kong Sotheby's, featuring iconic stage crowns, handwritten lyrics to Queen's classic songs, extravagant performance costumes, Victorian and 20th-century artworks, Japanese woodblock prints, and surprising appearances.
Harbour City Art Museum presents the Flabjacks "WELCOME HOME" art exhibition, showcasing 29 whimsical and colorful acrylic paintings by artists. In addition, there will be the debut of two new characters, "Dinosaur" and "Tiger," and a 4-meter-tall pink dinosaur wooden sculpture with a smile to guide you on your journey!
To raise awareness among Hong Kong people about refugees, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) in Hong Kong will hold the Urban Canvas Project for the first time in June this year. Six artists and one refugee creator have been invited to engage in artistic creation in six different locations in Hong Kong.
The final stop of the "Bags: Inside Out" exhibition, curated by Dr. Lucia Savi, at the V&A Museum in the UK, has landed in Hong Kong! The exhibition showcases over 240 iconic pieces from around the world, allowing visitors to delve into the history and evolution of handbags from the 16th century to the present day!
In Brett Crawford's dreamlike creative world, it may be hard to imagine that he once had a difficult upbringing. Brett grew up in a violent and sinful environment, with an absent father figure. He had once gone astray, but later found a new life through artistic creation.
Spanish artist August Vilella continues the theme of the season with his exhibition "Summer Breeze," following his solo exhibition "Autumn Fairy Tale" at JPS Gallery in 2021. Through his iconic characters with large eyes, he takes us on a journey through surreal meditation, allowing us to experience the dreamy atmosphere of early summer together!
This summer, M+ Cinema will focus on screening independent masterpieces from the 1960s to the 1990s in Asia that have significant milestones. Let us select a few must-see works for you!
This exhibition was closely communicated and jointly planned by the curatorial team and Poon Tik Wah (Sister Poon). Through photos, clothing, records, news clippings, documents, and personal items, we explore every important stage that symbolizes Sister Poon's life and career.
Rolex recently held an art festival in Athens to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its Creative Recommendation Program; the program aims to provide mentoring opportunities for emerging artists to boost their confidence and discover and showcase their creative potential.
The AI trend is sweeping the globe, bringing creative inspiration to many creators. In addition, there are even more foreign arts and cultural organizations trying to incorporate artificial intelligence technology into their promotional plans, in order to increase the topicality and dissemination of their projects. Recently, the Vienna Tourist Board adopted AI drawing technology from Midjourney to recreate famous paintings and local landmarks, sparking a heated discussion among netizens.
Some say that Françoise Gilot has lived in the shadow of Picasso for half of her life, but in her 70-year artistic career, she has poured an unparalleled passion into her creations, resulting in numerous outstanding works. In her personal life, she has fearlessly pursued love and asserted control over her own destiny, making her even more unforgettable to the world.
In June, many exhibitions will open. In addition to the city-wide giant rubber duck parade, Fuyi Art will also hold a themed exhibition and sale at their new headquarters. Moreover, there are also numerous art and cultural activities for audiences who enjoy both local and international trendy art. Below are several interesting exhibitions in the city for everyone's reference, providing you with multiple options for your holidays!
To commemorate the farewell of Kai Tak Airport after 25 years, Blue Lotus Gallery will present a new joint photography exhibition titled "Goodbye Kai Tak, Thank You." The exhibition will showcase the works of Canadian photographer Greg Girard and Hong Kong photojournalist Birdy Chu, providing viewers with a unique perspective to explore the history and cultural heritage of Kai Tak Airport.
The appearance of two giant yellow ducks once again caused a sensation in the city! Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, who created the rubber duck in 2007, has been traveling the world with them and visited Hong Kong for the first time in 2013. Ten years later, the artist brings the ducks back to Hong Kong to commemorate this special moment. However, besides creating giant rubber ducks, the artist actually has many other interesting oversized works!
