Living in a changing era, facing unknown uncertainties, Zhu Li injects elements such as light, color, lines, textures, and movements into his works, leading the audience to focus on their emotions and life experiences, and to feel the present moment.
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Local renowned ceramic artist Leo Wong showcases a series of ceramics inspired by ukiyo-e, authentic works of ukiyo-e masters, recreating the aesthetic collision between 19th century Japanese ukiyo-e and European art!
Street art is spontaneous and casual, while textile art emphasizes patience and meticulous craftsmanship. What sparks can collide between these seemingly unrelated things?
The French May Arts Festival brings the traditional French market, bringing French cuisine into the community, and inviting artist Ophelia Jacarini to create interactive digital art installations showcasing her dance performance!
The Shiraishi Gallery presents a series of acrylic, oil, and watercolor works, ranging from abstract to figurative, showcasing how three French and Japanese artists interpret the world and explore the value of identity.
1997, the year chosen by fate for the return, bid farewell to the 156 years of colonial rule by the British, gradually moving towards the motherland. To record this important history, Zhu Xun deliberately returned to Hong Kong to capture this moment of regime change with images.
Enter the May Arts Festival in France, the organizers have collaborated with many local art units and galleries to launch multiple exhibitions. Here are 8 recommendations for everyone to participate in this French art journey together!
The Tianqu Contemporary Art Museum collaborates with the French May Arts Festival to co-organize the "Invisible Realm" French Art Exhibition, featuring abstract oil paintings by 3 artists including Marc Tanguy, Lin Minggang, and Cangyuan.
The French May Arts Festival provides Hong Kong audiences with the opportunity to appreciate the best of French art, including a variety of art exhibitions and, of course, the highly anticipated film screenings!
Curated by the French choreographer genius Christian Rizzo, this dance program seamlessly blends performance, visual arts, architecture, and venue, definitely shattering everyone's preconceptions of dance performances!
The artist juxtaposes the contradiction between ruins and urbanization in a surreal way, attempting to preserve disappearing urban cultural heritage and traditional customs.
This year's theme is "ART UNBOXED," encouraging everyone to break cultural and geographical boundaries and discover more exciting art. This year, we will continue to bring a variety of art forms through various events. Here are 6 highlighted programs for your introduction!
