Fantasia: Go Yayanagi, Nobuko Watabiki and Miyako Terakura  18 May - 15 June 2024 Whitestone Gallery H Queen’s   (18 May 2024, Hong Kong) Whitestone Gallery is delighted to present a group exhibition featuring Japanese artists Go Yayanagi (b. 1933), Nobuko Watabiki (b. 1958) and Miyako Terakura (b.1994). The exhibition will showcase a diverse range of artworks that highlight the unique talents and artistic expressions of fantasies of these three accomplished artists.   Deeply influenced by his sojourn in South America and Africa in the 1950s, Go Yayanagi’s artistic pursuit is rooted from his daily interaction and studies of nature and animals. His works are characterised by fanciful figures, refined black lines and vibrant colors. Yayanagi coined the term ‘Pop-Uki’, ... Read more

"My aspiration was to create the sculptures wherein disciplines and improvisations intertwine. From utilitarian essence to lyrical essence. From tranquil repose to kinetic symphony, revealing the harmonious melody within spatial dimensions." – Laurent Martin “Lo” HONG KONG MAY 2024 — 10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present bamboo sculptor Laurent Martin “Lo” with a solo exhibition in Hong Kong entitled “Celestial Equilibrium”. The exhibition runs from May 23 - July 20, 2024 to also coincide with The French May. Notably, the artist will be personally present in Hong Kong to attend the exhibition's opening. Laurent Martin "Lo" (b. 1955, France, lives and works in Spain) is a visionary French artist who deftly manipulates bamboo to create breath-taking sculptures that float or bal... Read more

Commemorating the one-year anniversary of Hsiao Chin's passing, 3812 Gallery presents "From Eternal Garden to the Bright Side – Hsiao Chin Memorial Exhibition in Hong Kong.” The exhibition delves into a transformative period in Hsiao's artistic development from the 1990s to 2000s, which marked the pinnacle of his creative journey. Through a retrospective lens, we bear witness to the master's cathartic transformation from grief and loss to personal salvation and reaching enlightenment. The exhibition will be on view at our Hong Kong gallery from 23 May to 26 July 2024. Following the heart-wrenching loss of his daughter Samantha in 1990, Hsiao embarked on a period of deep self-reflection and emotional restoration. Instead of perceiving Samantha's passing as an ultimate end, he embraced th... Read more

Artists: Sam Cheng, Jess Leung, Fung Chim, Victor Chu, Damon Tong   Exhibition: May 24 - June 12, 2024 Sansiao Gallery HK: 1/F, Room 104 - 5 Wilson House, 19 - 27 Wyndham Street, Central   Sansiao Gallery HK and the exhibition organizer Chun Poon are delighted to present “Mandala,” a group exhibition featuring recent works by five Hong Kong-based artists: Sam Cheng, Jess Leung, Fung Chim, Victor Chu, and Damon Tong.   A mandala, which depicts a circle enclosing a square, symbolizes the universe in the Hindu and Buddhist religions. It is often used as a focus during meditation, signifying a spiritual journey through layers starting from the outer periphery to the inner core.  For instance, the creation of Tibetan sand mandala can take days or even weeks. ... Read more

Wamono art is excited to showcase some of its collections and works of artists who are introduced in the exhibitions in Paris, France in 2018 as a part of the “Japonismes 2018: les âmes en resonance” which was a joint project between Japan and France in commemoration of the 160th anniversary of friendship between France and Japan. In this exhibition, some works and artists exhibited at “Japon Japonismes. Objets inspirés, 1867-2018” at Le Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and “Fendre l’air, Art du bamboo au Japon” in Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac are showed. In addition, works related to those participated artists are also exhibited to illustrate the wide variety of the aesthetic impressions of Japanese art. This group exhibition covers bamboo, glass and urushi artists includ... Read more