Megacities, from afar or up close, ignite the same thrill as the first encounter. The allure of dazzling city lights promises enchantment and mystery. Financial districts, empty yet illuminated, nightclubs pulsating with intoxication, and racecourses capturing dreams... Is everything truly "in perfect ordered"? Young Soy Gallery is proud to present, IPO (In Perfect Order), a solo exhibition featuring the works of the Hong Kong-based artist, Plastered 8 (Dominic Johnson Hill).  Having lived across two financial powerhouses, Beijing and Hong Kong, Plastered 8 established significance in the pop art scene in Beijing as a creative and streetwear brand for 18 years. Now, he is turning his attention to Hong Kong. Known for his humorous yet incisive visions on various matters in the metropo... Read more

In the Name of Lights and Shadows Leo Gallery is delighted to announce the opening of “P2P”, a subsequent exhibition of the "P to P" series, which will showcase a dazzling display of lights and shadows at our gallery space in Hong Kong in early December. The exhibition features two aspiring artists, Lei Ieng Wai from Macau and Liu Lu from Hangzhou. In modern times like these, it is inevitable for us to escape the pervasive presence of light and pixels on our screens. The artificial colour spectrum is gradually approaching the vast wonders of nature. Both young artists draw inspiration from such environment. Their works strike a harmonious balance between strength and delicacy. Lei Ieng Wai combines plain lines with gentle colours, while Liu Lu skilfully employs rich hues across multiple... Read more

Kiang Malingue is pleased to present “For Caution”, an exhibition of new work by Phillip Lai. This is the London-based artist’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. Over the past three decades, Phillip Lai has developed a sculptural language which explores approaches to the ubiquitous materials and experiences that derive from a techno-industrial culture – such as that of mass production, functionality, the mechanistic, automation, ergonomics, infrastructure. Its basis refers to our psychological interactions in this culture, as well as an intermingling with it. Transfers or retentions of energy are envisioned, through materials and objects that often suggest the support of basic daily functions, needs and the sustaining of human life. For his exhibition at Kiang Malingue, Lai’s... Read more

Ora-Ora will present a major new solo show by world-famous Spanish artist Cristobal Gabarron. The multi-disciplinary artist, an international force since the 1960s, has created five brand new series of works specifically for a Hong Kong audience.   Spanning Christmas and into the New Year, this five-week event will take place in Ora-Ora’s Tai Kwun gallery in Hong Kong from December 14, 2023 to January 28, 2024. In recognition of the artist’s multi-decade commitment advocating for humanism, the exhibition is titled: “Gabarron: The Humanist.”   Gabarron has been a consistent and major artistic voice in favour of tolerance, understanding and supporting societal progress, and has worked extensively with international organizations like the UN or the EU to promote a safer,... Read more

Galerie Koo is delighted to present a group exhibition “Huai” by 12 Hong Kong female ink artists. Exhibition Period: 2nd  to 30th November 2023 Opening Reception:  2nd November 2023 (Saturday) Time: 3-6pm All artists in attendance “Huai...” gathers the paintings and sculptures of 12 ink artists. The artworks will be divided into two parts for display. The first part (Huai I) will feature works by seven artists, including Chan Sui-ying, Cheng Hoi-ching, Sam Cheng, Chu Lok-ting, Kam Shing-yan, Leung Lai-man and Tsang Po-yee. This exhibition will run from December 2 to 30, 2023. The second part (Huai II) will exhibit works by five additional artists, namely Chantal Fok, Winnie Hui, Leung Yin-nei, Katy Mak and Margaret Yeung. The second part of the exhibition will be held from January 6... Read more