N+ MUSEUM reopens (again) in The Garage under Chungking Mansions.

We are back at the basement with 55 of Hong Kong’s coolest artists this year to show you exactly what’s new, what’s hot, and what’s driving the local scene forward.

No filters, no fluff. We have scoured through nooks and crannies in the artistic landscape in Hong Kong, and we are proud to showcase a broad collection of everything — from traditional paintings, printmaking, and ceramics, to mixed-media, video art, and experimental installations.

We don’t believe in institutional validation or market value. We believe in creativity. We believe in the here and now — in the messy, urgent, stubborn aliveness of artists who are still breathing. N+ remains a museum run by artists, for artists. No gatekeeping, no pretension. Just an open platform for renegades, nobodies, and not-yet-somebodies to make some noise.

Opening Party: June 19 (FRI), 5 pm - 11 pm
Location: The Garage, Heath HK, B/F, Chungking Mansions, 36-44 Nathan Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui

‘What lingered inside me? The Walls.
That world was enclosed by walls.’

Haruki Murakami, Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World.

In To Yan King Jenny’s exhibition, idea Influenced by Haruki Murakami’s Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, a novel she finished reading during her daily commute, she explored the subconscious and the duality of reality. She reimagined everyday architectural elements in MTR stations—walls, columns, corridors, stairs—into a series of paintings. Inspired by the repetitive rhythm of her daily commute, she searched for possibilities within these familiar spaces that interest her.

Gallery address: 13A Prince’s Terrace, Central

Lau Kam Hung’s latest exhibition “Light On Light” will be on view during September 2025 at Touch Gallery in Tai Kwun. This is his new exhibition since his solo exhibition “Silver Lining” in 2023, and is a culmination of his past two years of deep discovery. True to his style, he continues to use modern, unique materials to reinvent the wheel on Chinese traditional landscape painting.

American artist Bob Ross once said: “light and dark and dark and light, in painting. If you have light on light, you have nothing. If you have dark on dark, you basically have nothing. Just like in life. You gotta have a little sadness once in a while so you know when the good times come.” This idea was akin to a guiding light for Lau, giving him the drive to push the boundaries of his artistic practice.

“Light On Light” dives deeper into the conversation between light and shadow. Lau revisits gold-leaf again, and continues to broaden its expressive potential. No matter what variation of light he draws, Lau hopes to invite viewers to reconnect with the quiet awe we get when looking upon vast landscapes, encouraging us to reflect on the relationship between man and nature. His works capture the fleeting moments where light refracts, shifting into shadow.

Opening Reception: 2025/09/13 (Saturday) 16:30 - 18:30pm

Gallery address: Shop 103, 1/F, Block 3 Barrack Block, Tai Kwun

Tai Kwun is proud to present its first-ever Art Week (22 to 30 March 2025) - a dynamic nine-day celebration brimming with cutting-edge performances from emerging artists, absorbing cultural events, extended exhibition hours, and eclectic commercial gallery offerings. 

As the highlight of the week, Artists’ Night, presented by Tai Kwun and supported by Art Basel Hong Kong, returns on Friday, 28 March 2025, curated by Jill Angel Chun and Shuman Wang. From 7-11 pm, venues across Prison Yard will be transformed with a cross-disciplinary lineup of performances, music, and entrancing experiences. Highlights include:

• Live performance and film screening by Lawrence Lek, named by Time as one of the 100 most influential people working in AI in 2024. Blending Sino-futurism, wasteland aesthetics, and expressive electronic soundscapes, Lek examines the body, identity, agency, and emotions in the age of artificial intelligence in “NOX”.
   

• Experimental electronic artist 33EMYBW will present a brand-new audiovisual performance, Holes of Sinian. The live set incorporates vocal samples and field recordings, blending music from China’s borderlands, Tanzania, Bulgaria, and Thailand.

Throughout Art Week, Tai Kwun Contemporary will offer extended hours for its ongoing exhibitions, providing greater access for arts professionals, VIP guests, and the public, including a line up of three female artists: Alicja Kwade: Pretopia; Hu Xiaoyuan: Veering; and Maeve Brennan: Records.  

Minimal Senses is an exhibition that came from hibernation, deep breaths, and subconscious processing in the back of the head, questioning, “Where does all the conserved energy go?” In the process of making directions and bypassing obstacles, one travels and yet reaches to no destinations. Living in a time with an overwhelming amount of fragmented stories, how does one find guidance for direction? When you stop sensing the world so much, and instead chooses to turn inward and hibernate, where do you go?   

Opening: Jan 18, 2025 (Sat) 4-8pm

Gallery address: 3F, Remex Centre, 12 Heung Yip Rd, Wong Chuk Hang

Kiang Malingue is pleased to present “Spa & Beauty”, an exhibition by Geumhyung Jeong. The exhibition that runs from 7th through 14th December coincides with two performances by the artist, featuring humanised objects, props, videos and a number of sundries used in daily routines.

Jeong’s body of work ranges from performance, dance, choreography, theatre, video and installation. Since the beginning of her career, she has been investigating the relationship between the human body, the objects that are immediately associated with it, and its artificial counterparts through productions that combine languages and techniques from the fields of contemporary dance, puppet theatre, self-taught programming, and the visual arts. In the course of the physical interaction between her body and the objects, it becomes ambiguous who controls whom, blurring the line between inanimate and animate, the inauthentic and the genuine.

The two scheduled performances on the 7th and 14th of December are effectively a series of demonstrations, in which the artist, treating her body as a medium par excellence, activates the modern artefacts by using them in particular, even idiosyncratic ways, shedding light on the sprays, bottles, bathtubs, and the pleasure of consuming and touching.

Opening: Sat, 7 Dec, 4 – 6 PM

Performance: 7 Dec, 4 PM, 14 Dec, 4 PM

Gallery address: 13/F, Blue Box Factory Building, 25 Hing Wo Street, Aberdeen

Hong Kong Open Printshop (HKOP) will be celebrating its 25th anniversary next year. Accompanying this significant milestone, we are expanding our current space and developing “HKOP Print Art Contemporary” – a collection of experience-centred spaces encompassing community print art activities, thematic exhibitions, academic research, and professional training.

We are delighted to invite everyone to “Prologue: HKOP Print Art Contemporary Fundraising Exhibition”, where we will share our vision for future development. This exhibition will feature two main components: a retrospective showcasing HKOP’s remarkable 24-year journey and a curated exhibition of recent works by established artists, including LEE Mei-kuen, CHEUNG Chung-chu, and FUNG Ho-yin, as well as a group of emerging printmakers. In addition to the print art exhibition, the fundraising exhibition will also feature demonstrations, guided tours, letterpress printing experiences, and music performances.

Opening: 2024.3.22, 6:30-8:00
Venue address: SG03-07, G/F, Block A, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central

‘In artists, status anxiety’, solo project exhibition artist-curated by Kaio Wu Hiu Nam @kaio__w . Wu examines her longstanding unequal relationship with art through repairing ready-made objects, furniture, books and art writing. Wu rethinks the agenda behind contemporary art and its undeniable, secular relationship with elitism. 

Wu takes a step back from the mainstream and confesses her Status Anxiety, a shared emotion in the art world, and the power imbalance between art and the artist it reveals. Wu believes artists often need to ‘Self- Scrutinise’ to fit a certain ‘persona’, and contemporary art is ‘Purposed’. By exposing the dilemma between ideology/meaning, Wu breaks through the language game related to art and hidden rules which, ironically, are set by the artists themselves. In this exhibition, Wu adopts methods like self-satire and invites all artists to delve into this discussion of elitism and Status Anxiety.

Gallery address: 9/F, 16 Tai Yau St, Cheong Tai Industrial Building, San Po Kong, Kowloon

13A New Street Art Gallery proudly presents the solo exhibition“ Cosmic Construct ” Solo Exhibition By VALASARA  from 29th September - 15th October , showcasing over 15 pieces of artwork. Culture and art have always been closely intertwined, especially traditional culture acting as fuel for art. 13A New Street Art Gallery brings us a cultural extravaganza from Bali, Indonesia, allowing us to explore the local traditional culture through art. It serves as a reminder of the importance of holding onto our cultural roots and collective identity amidst rapid societal development. The works of Valasara, an artist from Bali, Indonesia, are divided into two series: "ALIENATED COSMIC SERIES" and "HOLY JOURNEY SERIES" Approaching from the perspective of a native Balinese, Valasara delves into multiple layers to understand the local culture.

Valasara's Alienated Cosmic series delves into Balinese society and how it's affected when its essential element is disconnected. What happens to our identity when we're separated from our traditions and the Balinese crowd? Valasara zooms in on the unique individuals of Bali, borrowing inspiration from Batuan paintings that showcase regular folks going about their everyday lives. But in Valasara's interpretation, these figures transform into something peculiar and intriguing. Stripped of their Balinese identity, they become even more expressive, showing their humanity beyond the ‘exotic’ image associated with Bali. This series challenges how we see things and forces us to think about the consequences of breaking away from tradition. Can we still find our voice when we're distanced from our cultural roots? Valasara's exploration of identity investigates what it truly means to be human. By navigating the intricate relationship between tradition and individuality, the Alienated Cosmic series uncovers different aspects of our existence. This series raises a conversation that goes beyond borders and cultures, reminding us of the deep connections that tie us together as humans. It reminds us of how important our cultural heritage is in shaping our lives and in turn, how our collective identity shaped our society.

Gallery address: G/F, 13a New Street, Sheung Wan

To be alive is an ongoing learning process. We are all students of life: learning how to be a better person, how to really live beyond surviving. As a self-made woman, Sin Sin Man prefers to learn by plunging directly into what interests her. Fuelled by spirited curiosity, playful creativity, and aesthetic sensibility, she brings her visions to life with discipline and persistence.

Sin Sin Man creates her very own way of living, with her love for art and beauty at its core. She builds her own nest - from Sin Sin Atelier to Sin Sin Fine Art to Villa Sin Sin, curating exhibitions for Hong Kong artists as well as bringing diverse artists from the fringes of the world to Hong Kong. Sharing, and giving back to community is an integral part of her life. A self-learner with all her senses, she feels most alive when she is creating and sharing with other people.

“Back to School” beckons you to open your mind and heart with curiosity to discover more. As Sin Sin embraces change, her work keeps evolving. There are layers to unveil, to ponder, to enjoy in each of Sin Sin’s new artworks in this show. Whether it is paper, canvas, wood or metal, guided by her incredible artistic senses, Sin Sin manages to transform them into playful, and in turn, mysterious works of art. All of which are insightful. All of which are very Sin Sin.

Grand Opening:  23 September 2023 (Sat), 3pm – 9pm

Gallery address:  Unit A, 4/F, Kin Teck Industrial Building, Wong Chuk Hang

Galerie Koo is delighted to announce its exciting group exhibition “Sculpting Dreams” by Hong Kong artists Ray Wong, Swiss artist Sabeth Holland and Taiwanese artists Kuo Shu-Fan & Liu Yu-Chi.

Sculpture is an art that challenges intelligence, physical ability, perseverance, and science through the convergence and expansion of its structure, the strength and beauty of its form, and the stability and rigidity of its volume. Artists create new worlds through their vision, constructing the existence of nothingness and reality in their creations. In this exhibition, we present four sculptors who bring us their imagination and discussion on nature, virtual reality, human nature and society.

Opening Reception: 23rd September 2023 (Saturday), 3-6 pm
Artist in attendance (RAY.WONG)

Gallery address: 7/F, Vogue Building, 67 Wyndham Street, Central

WURE AREA delighted to invite you to visit the upcoming exhibition, “𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗲” Original Comic Art Exhibition.
Six Hong Kong comic artists: Chan Sum Kiu, Chiu Leung, Evelyn Bih, Li Pak Huen, Lonely Kidney, and Sanyu Ho — who keenly observe the peculiarities of the mundane and transform them into comic grids. Emotions and ideas traverse between the panels as they explore the endless possibilities of comics through unique storytelling and experimental graphics.

The comic anthology "𝗦𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗲" will be released at the exhibition in September 2023. In addition to the original comic manuscripts showcase, we will also exhibit "alternative comic" artworks. There will be an in-depth discussion with the artists about the possibilities of a comic universe.

"What does comics mean to you?"

We sincerely invite you to participate and explore the unique charm of these comic universes. Let us together reinterpret the meaning of "comics."

Opening on 23/9/2023 (Fri) 15:00-18:00 PM

Friday to Tuesday
1PM - 6PM
(Close on Wed,Thur and Public Holiday)

*Special open on 30/9 & 2/10

Gallery address: Flat 707, 7/F, Block B, Po Lung Centre, 11 Wang Chiu Road, Kowloon Bay

Hanart TZ Gallery is honoured to announce the opening of “ENTANGLED ENERGIES”, a solo exhibition of works by eminent calligraphy master Wang Dongling, on Saturday, 23 September 2023.

The exhibition features a range of Wang Dongling’s latest works, including a monumental “Entangled Script”, 2 Tea Poems by Su Shi, measuring 5 meters long. “Entangled Script” is the culmination of Wang Dongling’s lifelong pursuit of an art that is both universal and Chinese, forward-looking, and firmly grounded in the past.

 Another highlight of the exhibition is a set of calligraphies written on transparent coloured acrylic. Through interaction with the lighting of the space, the rhythm and momentum of the calligraphy are transformed into an encompassing realm of aesthetics, allowing the audience to experience the tension inherent in the "Entangled" calligraphy as an impact in public space.

 In collaboration with media artist Jeffrey Shaw, the exhibition includes a special feature of two video installations. The videos capture Wang Dongling’s writing process, and translate the dance of the writing brush into a ritual performance.

Artist’s reception:    23 September 2023 (Saturday), 2–6 pm

Gallery address: 2/F Mai On Industrial Building, 17-21 Kung Yip Street, Kwai Chung

13A New Street Art Gallery proudly presents the solo exhibition "Sono Moon’s Book" by Sono Moon from 8 - 24th September, showcasing over 22 pieces of artwork. 13A New Street Art Gallery brings to life a fairy tale-like story that explores the transformative power of art in our lives. Internationally renowned artist Sono Moon, hailing from Korea, delves into the experiences of modern society through her artwork and delves deep into the origins of unchanging values. Sono Moon is an international artist known for her recent series, Through her artwork, Sono Moon explores the experience of living in modern society and delves into the source of unchanging values. Sono Moon, Formerly known as Seung Yeon Moon, she embarked on a transformative journey that led her to embrace a new name, a new style, and a new philosophy that she was eager to share with the world. As the first official exhibition under her new name, "Sono Moon's Book" was a remarkable testament to her artistic evolution. The exhibition portrayed her life story in a beautifully illustrated manner, reminiscent of the enchanting Aesop's fables and fairy tales that she had once adored.

Gallery address: G/F, 13a New Street, Sheung Wan