UOB Art Academy and UOB Hong Kong are pleased to announce the return of the “UOB Art in Ink Festival” (Festival), Hong Kong’s premier ink art celebration, running from 13 to 29 December 2024 at the West Kowloon Cultural District (WestK). 

The Indra and Harry Banga Gallery of City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) is delighted to announce the groundbreaking exhibition “Might and Magnificence: Ceremonial Arms and Armour across Cultures”. As part of the CityUHK’s 30th anniversary celebrations, the exhibition is co-curated by Dr Rachel Parikh, Deputy Director of the Dunhuang Foundation, and Dr Libby Chan Lai-pik , Director of the Indra and Harry Banga Gallery.

This exhibition showcases selected works from the Xubaizhai Collection, featuring the theme of life planning through the creations by different groups of scholarly officials and reclusive literati.

The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG), The University of Hong Kong (HKU), is honoured to present Japanese Printmakers of the Twentieth-Century Renaissance: Kurosaki Akira and Nakabayashi Tadayoshi. The exhibition highlights two of Japan’s most remarkable printmakers and their influence on a resurgence of printmaking in Japan. 

Asia Art Archive (AAA)’s new exhibition, Countering Time, brings together new works by four international artists and writers—Lee Weng Choy, Simon Leung, Gala Porras-Kim, and Merve Ünsal—on the concept of archival time.

With substantial support from National Cultural Heritage Administration and a group of leading archaeological institutions and museums in China, “The Origins of Chinese Civilisation” provides one of the most comprehensive overviews of the origins of Chinese civilisation in recent years. With new historical and cultural insights, this exhibition is divided into three sections, with each presenting the origins, formation, and development of Chinese civilisation respectively.

An immersive exploration of the three-decade songwriting partnership of Joseph Koo and James Wong, Soundtrack of Our Lives is a deep dive in a musical world spanning stage and screen, unravelling thickets of melodic inspiration colliding with the twists and turns of a tonal language.

The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG), The University of Hong Kong (HKU), is honoured to present Sketching His Land and People: The Drawings of Eddie Chau, a retrospective exhibition of the late artist’s work. Eddie Chau (1945–2020) was a Chinese painter born in Indonesia who made Hong Kong his home in 1992.

Gaylord Chan (1925-2020) was a prominent Hong Kong artist who only formally began his painting career in his 40s, developing a unique, youthful, and iconographic mode of abstract painting that he continued into digital art in his later years.

Henry Steiner: The Art of Graphic Communication highlights some of Steiner’s most significant and widely recognised projects from the 1960s to the present by featuring more than 200 objects from the M+’s Collections and Steiner’s personal collection. This exhibition is the second in the Pao-Watari Exhibition Series, a new series of monographic exhibitions on historically important figures and moments.

The third rotation of the Gallery 4 exhibition "The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: Stories Untold—Figure Paintings of the Ming Dynasty from the Palace Museum", which is also Hong Kong’s first major exhibition of ancient Chinese figure paintings in recent years, will be on view from 5 June 2024.

Since its first edition in 2002, International Antiques Fair has remained dedicated to the mission of promoting antique knowledge, facilitating cultural exchanges, and most importantly, spreading our passion for antiques to the world. Thanks to the tremendous support from art lovers and collectors, it has grown from scratch to establish itself as one of the most prominent art events in Asia, which is an accomplishment I always take pride in.

Fong Chung-Ray's major retrospective "Abstract Evolutions: Sixty Years of Paintings by Fong Chung-Ray" will be presented by the University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong from 3 May to 18 August 2024.

The Fuyun Xuan Collection is an important private collection in Hong Kong established by the late local collector, Mr Christopher Sin. Since 1989, Mr Sin had dedicated himself to collecting snuff bottles, and over the years, he built a collection of remarkable scale and comprehensiveness that come to be recognized as one of the most important private collections of snuff bottles in the world. In the spirit of Mr Sin’s generosity, his wife, Mrs Josephine Sin, has donated 490 sets of snuff bottles to the Hong Kong Museum of Art, making these cultural gems accessible to a wider public.

Our Hong Kong fair features premier galleries from Asia and beyond. It provides an in-depth overview of Asia-Pacific's astonishing diversity, as well as global artistic perspectives through Modern and contemporary works.

Art Central and its Lead Partner, UOB, announces the return of one of Hong Kong Art Week’s cornerstone events to the Central Harbourfront.

The first-ever Hong Kong International Cultural Summit 2024, hosted by the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, will be held on 24-26 March 2024 at the West Kowloon Cultural District (WKCD).

Asia Society Hong Kong Center proudly presents Wifredo Lam: Homecoming, a retrospective of one of the most renowned Cuban modern artists.

Shedding new light on Yuanming yuan (Garden of Perfect Brightness) by featuring over 190 spectacular paintings, architectural models, and other works associated with this once-magnificent Qing dynasty imperial garden-palace, which served as the principal residence of five Qing emperors.

In 1990, the Hong Kong Arts Centre’s Exhibition Department invited residents from all over Hong Kong to photograph the people and events of their daily life within a 24-hour period on September 7 of that year.

The first of its kind, and Hong Kong’s premier AI-themed exhibition, Beyond the Singularity offers a mesmerising amalgamation of artistic objects spanning creative mediums, all specially crafted in collaboration with AI tools.

Para Site presents ‘Soft breath’, a solo exhibition of Trevor Yeung, co-commissioned in partnership with Gasworks, London; and Aranya Art Center, Qinhuangdao. Taking queer experiences that have shaped multi-species entanglements as a starting point, ‘Soft breath’ evokes the fluid interplay between night and day, public and private life, and hidden and visible desires.

Para Site presents ‘Sounding Lines’, a solo exhibition of the acclaimed New York-based artist Aki Sasamoto.

The Hong Kong Maritime Museum (HKMM) announces the opening of “Across Victoria Harbour”, running from 1 March to 15 May 2024.

The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) of the University of Hong Kong (HKU) will present Momentous Mountains: The Artistic, Philosophical and Cultural Engagement with Chinese Landscape Painting from February 28, 2024 to June 2, 2024.