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In recent years, Hong Kong has earned itself a position as a firm fixture on the international art circuit. For art lovers looking to enjoy a rich and creative holiday filled with gallery hopping and prestigious art fairs from around the globe, Hong Kong is a one-stop destination. Here are just some of our favourite creative art hubs and galleries that house artworks from both international artists and local talents.
Bamboo Scenes Gallery
If you’re a photography buff, then Bamboo Scenes Gallery in Sai Ying Pun should be on the top of your to-do list. Serving up a huge collection of affordable photography prints in a relaxed setting, this is the ideal place to discover hidden gems as well as up-and-coming Hong Kong-based artists and photographers, whether they are just starting out or have already carved a niche for themselves in the creative market. You can also feel good about shopping for prints and souvenirs at Bamboo Scenes, as 10% of profits are donated to different charities around Hong Kong. What’s better than a gallery with a cause?
Blue Lotus Gallery
For a look into Hong Kong and Asia’s independent art scene, Blue Lotus Gallery is a must-visit destination. Located in the vibrant Sheung Wan neighbourhood, take a dive into the city’s cultural identity through influential art exhibitions and the works of emerging contemporary artists and seasoned creatives from both Hong Kong and abroad. Blue Lotus Gallery played an important part in helping renowned artists such as Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze and Marcel Heijnen debut their work and establish their career, so you might even glimpse the very beginnings of a famous artist in the making on your visit there!
Art Supermarket
If you are seeking a forward-thinking gallery to source a few souvenirs or uncover emerging artists, there’s no better place to shop around than at the Art Supermarket. Swapping conventional, sparse white walls for a vibrant exhibition space, Art Supermarket is filled to the brim with works by local and international contemporary artists, ranging from street art and abstract oil paintings to sculptures and interactive illusions. Get lost in their expansive collection and maybe pick up a piece or two to take home with you!
H Queen’s
Conveniently located in the heart of Central, H Queen’s houses a host of notable art galleries from overseas and the local scene. But it’s not just what’s inside the building that’s remarkable; the building itself is an architectural icon, successfully picking up design awards across Asia. With art galleries such as Whitestone Gallery, Hauser & Wirth, and Galerie Ora-Ora spread across eight floors, you can explore anything from photography to multimedia exhibitions and fine art.
Pedder Building
If the neo-classical facade isn’t attractive enough to lure you in, rest assured that Pedder Building
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Asia Society Hong Kong Center
Some arts venues in Hong Kong have long and fabled histories, but none more so than Asia Society
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{{taRatingReviewTotal}} {{taRatingReviewText}} Address {{address}} Website {{website}} More info . Shedding its past as an explosives and ammunition production facility, it has transformed into a cultural hub and heritage site, where visitors can experience a range of stage performances, art exhibitions, and educational talks from industry professionals. Join a tour to learn more about the centre’s rich background and its in-house art and sculptural collection, or head up to the Roof Garden for an astounding view of lush greenery and the urban jungle of Admiralty.
ArtisTree
With multimedia exhibitions based around changing themes and artists, you’ll never get bored exploring ArtisTree
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Blindspot Gallery
One of the few Hong Kong galleries that focus exclusively on contemporary art forms, Blindspot Gallery
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Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre (JCCAC)
Nestled in Shek Kip Mei, the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre
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