Hong Kong’s March art event, Art Central, is now open to the public. With 70 galleries showcasing their works, visitors can take a break at the on-site café and enjoy a cup of coffee or champagne with some desserts!
Upon entering the Art Central exhibition hall, you will be immediately drawn to the eye-catching large-scale art installation “Polar Night Fireworks”. This installation uses an 18-meter long LED display to showcase the city’s night view, blending traditional landscape painting with a modern urban style and digitizing it. Another notable art installation in the venue is “Aggregation – Space 2023” by South Korean artist Park Seon-gi, which constructs a three-dimensional space using suspended charcoal installations. Visitors can enter the charcoal installation and explore its interior.
There are several well-known artists in the field, including works by Yayoi Kusama, Joan Cornella, and Takashi Murakami, exhibited by Curator Style.
After a tiring stroll, you can rest at Arts in HK Café, which offers savory and sweet treats as well as a variety of beverages. The orange-flavored egg tart combines the techniques of crème brulee, resulting in a delicate and artistic appearance.
The café’s walls are painted with Hong Kong’s iconic scenery by local artists. In addition to the four-day event, there will be guided tours, lectures, and workshops. Pay attention to the following details and come experience the artistic atmosphere of Hong Kong in the next few days.
Address: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Wan Chai
Date and Time: March 22, 2pm-8pm / March 23 and 24, 12pm-8pm / March 25, 11am-6pm
You can purchase tickets in advance at Kuai Da Piao or refer to the official website for more details: artcentralhongkong.com
