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Art galleries and exhibitions in Hong Kong
Art this fortnight
Surreal Journeys through the Chinese Landscape
Young Chinese artist Wei Shaodong’s first Hong Kong exhibition, exhibiting surrealist paintings ...
Until Oct 24
David Mach
Acclaimed Scottish sculptor, installation artist, and professor at London’s Royal Academy of Arts, ...
Until Nov 3
Recommended
Translucent Noise
As part of “Bloomberg Emerging Artists Exhibition 2008” Phoebe Hui showcases two sonic art installations, ...
Until Nov 3
Never Grow Up
Emerging Chinese painter Yu Xiao explores the emotional ambivalence of her generation of Chinese born ...
Until Oct 25
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Gold Foil Painting
Gold and washi abstract paintings by acclaimed Japanese artist Nobuo Sekine, one of Japan's ‘mono-ha’ ...
Until Oct 26
Furnishing the Space
An exhibition that explores the common themes that emerge between artists in the arts centre and traditional ...
Until Oct 31
Second Life
Videotage is in the process of reorganising its media art archive as part of its transition into a multi-faceted ...
Until Oct 31
Cash In
Guangdong-based artist Chen Shao Xiong reflects on his position as a Chinese contemporary artist and ...
Until Oct 31
Recommended
Sport in Art
Jointly hosted by adidas, Hongkong Land, and supported by Opera Gallery and Sotheby’s, this mobile ...
Until Nov 4
Super Art Team HK: Hooray
Three teams of artists representing various institutions of arts education in Hong Kong engage in a series ...
Until Oct 31
New Horizons
Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) professors Terry Batt and Kevin White have both been involved ...
Until Oct 18
Critics' choice
Niubi Newbie Kids
An exploration of China's 'Me' generation – young people born in the '80s under China's one child policy ...
Until Oct 13
Critics' choice
The Collectionist: Buy art
Collecting art has nothing to do with money and all to do with happiness.
Collecting art has nothing to do with money and all to do with happiness.
Eye Spy: Rise of the south
Sales of South Asian art boom, but can you find any in our galleries?
Sales of South Asian art boom, but can you find any in our galleries?
David Mach
Material guy David Mach focuses on his new obsession: postcard collages.
Material guy David Mach focuses on his new obsession: postcard collages.
The Third Guangzhou Triennial
The immensely successful Third Guangzhou Triennial reinterprets The Long March and questions the perimeters of post-colonialism.
The immensely successful Third Guangzhou Triennial reinterprets The Long March and questions the perimeters of post-colonialism.
Art features
Wing Shya: When photographer and model collide
"My shoot is a commentary about the relationship of a photographer to a model. She is merely a cipher, ...
Posted: 10 Sep 2008
Eye spy: Buying power
When Lehman Brothers collapsed earlier this month, the impact caused ripples on the local art scene. The ...
Posted: 22 Sep 2008
In the studio: Wucius Wong
Wucius Wong is one of Hong Kong's greatest living artists, the man who pioneered the ink movement by fusing ...
Posted: 8 Sep 2008
The Collectionist: Bi-Curious
So you've been around the art block. You've had your laughs, you know the galleries, you've stuck your hand ...
Posted: 8 Sep 2008
The Boy with Magic Hands
Manga king Yoshitaka Amano enjoys a growing reputation on the art gallery circuit.
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