Alisan Fine Arts is delighted to announce Journey into Nature, the 4th solo exhibition for the Chinese-American sculptor and installation artist, Ming Fay, at our Central space. On display will be some of Ming Fay’s works that will be introduced to the Hong Kong audience for the first time. These include the wishbone series, the Tai Chi figure series, and early sketches that inspired his famous fruit sculptures. Other iconic works, such as the money tree branch and larger than life fruits, nuts and surrealist vegetables will also be displayed. The exhibition can be seen as an expansion of Ming Fay's large-scale installation themed Garden of Life at Art Basel Hong Kong 2022, where viewers were invited into an unconventional Edenic utopia. During this exhibition, the white cube gallery sp... Read more

"My Hong Kong, 我城” Every city has its own unique story to tell. In a vibrant and bustling city like Hong Kong, more stories are yet to be told. For Boogie Woogie Photography and PhotogStory, Photography brought us together. Although we have different backgrounds, we share the same passion for photography and fondness for this city. We met several years ago at an Art Fair, and now we're thrilled to curate this exhibition, "My Hong Kong, 我城," in Wong Chuk Hang. "My Hong Kong" comprises thirteen Hong Kong and international photographers' artworks about the city. On display are Raymond Cauchetier and James Chung's cityscapes from the 1950s as well as young talents' impressions of Hong Kong. These images not only present the city's past and present but also embrace the city's diversity th... Read more

Opening: 10 September, Saturday, 11am-6pm Come celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival on 10 September with the artist while she talks about her latest series of works. 3pm: Exhibition tour in conversation: Charlotte Mui x Ruby Weatherall (has been postponed, date will be announced later) As part of Hong Kong Art Gallery Association Summer Programme and Southside Saturday RSVP: [email protected] Alisan Fine Arts is excited to announce the first solo exhibition for emerging Hong Kong artist Charlotte Mui at Alisan Aberdeen. For her inaugural exhibition, Mui will be showing a new series of paintings that were inspired by her mother and grandmother's home-cooked dishes. The artist makes use of vibrant colours and personified food subjects on a circular paper canvas to depict her fa... Read more

Date: August 18 – September 14, 2022 Venue: 9 Queen's Road, Central, Hong Kong WOAW Gallery is pleased to present SEA, I’M AWAKE at its Queen’s Road location in Central. The solo exhibition features acrylic works from Bianca Nemelc, a figurative painter whose practice lives within the profound and nourishing correspondence between the human body and the natural world. Born and raised in the urban city landscape of New York City, much of Bianca Nemelc’s practice pulls inspiration from imagined narratives and her own Caribbean heritage as she reconnects with her ancestral roots and finds new revelations in how humans coexist with nature. In SEA, I’M AWAKE, the artist makes use of fanciful brushstrokes to explore the possibilities for brown bodies and the waters to synchronise in harmony... Read more

Karin Weber Gallery is excited to announce [uk1] [lau6] [pin1] [fung4] [lin4] [ye2] [yu5] by Go Hung, one of Hong Kong’s most versatile conceptual artists, in his first solo exhibition with our gallery. [uk1] [lau6] [pin1] [fung4] [lin4] [ye2] [yu5], a Cantonese colloquialism which loosely translates as ‘it never rains but pours’, is a new body of work inspired by the day-to-day challenges faced by underprivileged members of society since the outbreak of the pandemic. Recycled everyday materials from the streets, such as used paper, packaging materials and hotel soap bars are repurposed into Go’s signature installations, each a tangible reminder of the income inequality that is prevalent in Hong Kong but equally poignant in a global context. Hong Kong has been named the most expensiv... Read more