Tang Contemporary Art is proud to present Korean artist Park Seungmo’s solo exhibition at Hong Kong Space. The exhibition features Park’s representative wire figurative sculptures from his famous Maya (Illusion) series, collected from New York, Berlin, and Seoul. His picturesque sculptures lead the audience to the momentary experience of the boundaries between reality and memory, truth and perception, and consciousness and longing. Park Seungmo is an artist who throws questions without a cease. His fundamental question begins with “Who am I?”. He spent the early years of his life in a rural area, which compelled him to make sense of his surrounding environments. He thought, “If surrounding environments shape a person, perhaps I am also made of a collection of happenstance even... Read more

Following the success of Time Travel, an immersive visual experience, which brought audiences back to a 1980s era subway station, JPS Gallery is pleased to present Museum Belowground. The new exhibition, in collaboration with BELOWGROUND, takes inspiration from one of the most well-known universal museums in the world, the British Museum, reimagined as an encyclopedic version fusing the worlds of street, pop, and contemporary art, presenting the Enlightenment Period from a modern perspective. On view at the BELOWGROUND exhibition space in LANDMARK ATRIUM, the exhibition features sixteen artists working together to present a distinct group of artworks, artifacts and cultural items from around the world in contemporary and novel interpretations: Afa Annfa, August Vilella, Barminski, b.win... Read more

Opening Reception: Saturday, 12th June 3-6pm   Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce a joint exhibition by David Boyce and Hiu Tung Lau, two artists in dialogue who between them cover a multitude of artistic expressions and mediums, yet, at first glance could be considered a ‘cow’s head with a horse’s jaw’ to cite an old Chinese proverb. Both artists come from entirely different backgrounds and career trajectories but share Hong Kong as their chosen place to live and work. All works in the show are recent and were created during the disruptive period of the global Covid-19 pandemic. New Zealand born David Boyce adopts a globally focused, conceptual approach. Perhaps best known for his photography practice, Boyce’s works in this show provide a s... Read more

In celebration of the 40th anniversary of the Memphis Group, Novalis Contemporary Art Design Gallery is pleased to present a crossover between Memphis  and Cheongsam. The gallery has provided Memphis design fabric to Cammie Chan Charity Cheongsam, whose designs will be shown alongside iconic pieces of Memphis design. A limited edition of cheongsam accessories will be on sale for charity, its net proceeds will be donated to Arts with the Disabled Hong Kong. The Memphis Group was an Italian design movement founded by Ettore Sottsass in 1981 alongside Michele de Lucchi, Aldo Cibic, Matteo Thun, Marco Zanini, Martine Bedin, Nathalie Du Pasquier, and George Sowden. Active between 1981 and 1988, the Memphis Group defined ‘80s aesthetic and greatly revolutionised the design world. Memph... Read more

Sin Sin Fine Art is delighted to present ‘Roots’, a duet exhibition featuring the works from Hong Kong artist, Lee Man Sang and Chongqing-based French artist, Wensen Qi (Vincent Cazeneuve). An inner dialogue with roots, values & identity. The distinctive journey of the nomadic duo inspired the exhibition title — ‘Roots’: The lacquer master, Wensen Qi represents the “uprooted”, leaving his hometown in France and moved to China to decipher the secrets of lacquer. Lee Man Sang, a quiet wanderer who return to his roots after 15 years, alienated from the cityscape and devoting in his creation at a tranquil village in Hong Kong. Both artists’ surreal displacements in the dynamic cities symbolises the sense of magical realism, their artworks become part of the fabric ... Read more