As the warm spring breeze caresses every corner of the city, the energy of art quietly blooms in this season.
With the arrival of Art March, the cultural festivities are coming in waves. In addition to major exhibitions like Art Basel and Art Central, Hong Kong’s art scene will also welcome a series of exciting exhibitions, infusing our lives with fresh inspiration and vitality. From contemporary art to traditional crafts, various forms of artistic expression will converge here. Whether you are an art enthusiast or a newcomer, these exhibitions will offer you a brand new visual experience and profound insights. Come and explore these wonderful exhibitions and let art become a part of your life!
1. NO IDEA GALLERY
Alfred Cheng Solo Exhibition “Silent Night”
Hong Kong artist Alfred Cheng invites viewers to step into a visual world filled with depth and reflection in his latest solo exhibition, “Silent Night.” The works in the exhibition intertwine pure black lines on canvas, creating a captivating aesthetic experience that challenges our perceptions of materiality and existence.
On this serene night, Zheng Weihao infuses emotion and narrative into every line, allowing the audience to feel the underlying tension and uncertainty throughout the visual journey. His work is not only a visual delight but also a profound exploration of identity, power, and social relationships, encouraging individuals to reflect on their place within this complex society.
“I hope the audience can find resonance in my work and feel those seemingly insignificant yet powerful emotions.” — Cheng Weihao.
Through the “Silent Night,” we not only appreciate the beauty of art but also touch the depths of the soul.
Date: February 23, 2025 – March 29, 2025
Time: 3 PM – 7 PM
Location: NO IDEA GALLERY | Room 1703, Huamao Hollywood Center, 1 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong (near Tai Kwun)
2. HKDI Gallery
Paris 1874 ‧ Impressionist Night: An Immersive Virtual Exploration
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Impressionist movement, HKDI, in collaboration with Excurio, GEDEON Experiences, and the Musée d’Orsay in France, presents “Paris 1874: An Impressionist Night – A Virtual Reality Art Journey.” Through 3D reconstruction and virtual reality (VR) technology, complemented by voiceovers in Cantonese, Mandarin, and English, this 42-minute immersive VR experience invites you to explore the talents of great artists, their friendships, and the origins and impact of this groundbreaking artistic movement.
Date: January 24, 2025 – May 11, 2025 (Closed on Tuesdays)
Time: 10 AM to 8 PM
Location: Hong Kong Design Institute, 3 King Ling Road, Tseung Kwan O | MTR Tiu Keng Leng Station Exit A2
Language: Cantonese, Mandarin, and English
Ticketing: Cost is HKD 80, https://s.klook.com/hkdigallery
Learn more: https://hkdi.edu.hk/tc/hkdi_gallery/exhibition/paris1874vr
*Participants must be at least eight years old and 4 feet 6 inches tall
3. Eastpro Gallery
Photography Master Liu Guanteng’s “Old Hong Kong 2” Silver Gelatin Photography Exhibition
“In everyday life, what appears to be ordinary scenery can leave extraordinary memories through the lens.” — Liu Guanteng
Eastpro Gallery once again presents a feast of visuals intertwined with history! The photography exhibition “Old Hong Kong 2,” curated by master photographer Lau Kwan-tung, is officially launched, featuring 20 precious silver gelatin photographs from the 1960s to 1970s, which will be unveiled for the first time, taking the audience back to that vibrant era of Hong Kong.
Teacher Liu Guanteng has captured the charming moments of Hong Kong, a city where Eastern and Western cultures intertwine, with his keen lens. From the diverse human emotions found in the streets to the simple beauty of fishing ports and rural areas, his works not only document the diversity of life but also provide a heartfelt reflection on the rapidly developing Hong Kong of that time. Accompanying Teacher Liu’s new photography collection “Old Hong Kong 2,” over a hundred previously unpublished photographs are presented, evoking a collective memory belonging to the people of Hong Kong.
Each piece in this exhibition is imbued with the warmth and stories of time, drawing the audience into a time tunnel belonging to the 1960s and 1970s, allowing them to experience an era that was rich in traditional charm and vibrant prosperity.
Date: March 1 – 16, 2025
Time: 3 PM – 6 PM
Location: Eastpro Gallery | 9A, Hoi Luen Building, 223 Gloucester Road, Causeway Bay
4. Hauser & Wirth
Louise Bourgeois. Soft Landscape
This master, Louise Bourgeois, who has woven an artistic legend over seventy years, brings her iconic giant spider sculpture to the harbor!
As one of the most important and influential artists of the 20th century, Louise Bourgeois is renowned for her intense emotions, exploration of childhood memories, and profound depictions of the female experience. Throughout her life, she delved into the dialogue between emotions and form, with each piece—from intimate paintings to breathtaking large-scale installations—reflecting her inner world. Among her works, perhaps the most famous is her striking giant spider sculpture, which symbolizes motherhood while also encompassing complex emotional entanglements.
The highlights of this exhibition include the 3-meter-long fountain installation “Mamelles (Fountain)” (1991), making its Asian debut, and the iconic sculpture “Spider” (2000) made of steel and marble. Additionally, it features a rare collection of sculptures and paper works from 1960 to 2008. These works oscillate between the figurative and the abstract, using symbolic forms to evoke the weight and tension of emotion, with each piece serving as a microcosm of Bourgeois’ emotional world, narrating how she transforms memories and feelings into touching artistic language.
Date: March 25, 2025 – May 10, 2025
Location: Hauser & Wirth｜8 Queen’s Road Central, Ground Floor, Central
5. PhillipsX
《The Animal Kingdom of Picasso》
As a leading figure of 20th-century modern art, Pablo Picasso is renowned for the diversity of his artistic practice, but what remains constant is his boundless passion and deep exploration of animal themes.
Animals serve not only as subjects of depiction but also as enduring symbols, muses, and metaphors within the works of artists. These works exhibit both whimsical and humorous portrayals of animal personalities, as well as profound reflections on the relationships between humans and animals, highlighting a fascination with the mysterious powers of animals. The upcoming exhibition “Picasso’s Animal Kingdom” showcases a variety of animal artworks, including owls, ducks, pigeons, monkeys, dogs, and goats, covering a range of media such as paintings, works on paper, sculptures, ceramics, and limited edition prints, demonstrating Picasso’s exceptional ability to capture the essence of animals and the wild worlds he created.
Date: March 13 – April 15, 2025
Time: March 13 – 30, 2025 (11 AM to 7 PM) | April 1 – 15 (10 AM to 6 PM)
Location: Faiyis Asia Headquarters | 8 West Kowloon Cultural District Road, 3rd Floor, West Kowloon Cultural District Authority Building, Kowloon, Hong Kong
6. CHUBB Life Insurance Gallery
“Love Like the First Day”
CHUBB is once again using art as a bridge to present contemporary artist Ma Yujiong’s new solo exhibition, “Love as it Was.” This exhibition poignantly and movingly showcases the artist’s remembrance of and enduring love for his late mother.
The exhibition is inspired by the precious photographs of Mr. Ma Yujian and his mother—his mother passed away when he was three years old, and this experience of childhood bereavement became the core of his lifelong creations. The exhibition showcases eight of Ma’s most representative works, over half of which are being displayed for the first time. These paintings chronologically document his growth from the age of one to thirty-seven, while his mother’s visage remains eternally captured at twenty-seven. The artworks are both poignant and profoundly depict a love and memory that transcends life itself.
In addition, the gallery features a special “Wall of Love Letters,” showcasing 50 heartfelt notes. Visitors can read or open these letters to experience the power of love and find inspiration. Even more exciting, Ma Yijiang will create new paintings on-site during the exhibition, adding a new chapter to this timeless dialogue of love.
Date: February 19, 2025 – August 15, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM (Monday to Friday)
Location: CHUBB Life Art Gallery | 35th Floor, Chubb Life Building, Causeway Bay
7. SHOUT Gallery
Dear, it’s Friday Hong Kong Solo Exhibition「Home Sweet Home」
Artist Dear presents a heartfelt solo exhibition this Friday, capturing the warmth and comfort that returning home brings. This is not merely an art exhibition, but a profound journey into the soul, inviting the audience to reflect on the meaning of “home”—whether it’s the embrace of loved ones, the purring of a cherished pet, or the tranquil solace found in solitude.
This series of works is inspired by the artist’s life between London and Hong Kong, featuring multiple paintings, prints, and a selection of goods that celebrate those familiar warm moments. Each illustration and composition evokes the importance of home, capturing the small details that transform a house into a home.
May these works bring you a moment of peace, warmth, and a comforting feeling reminiscent of home.
Date: January 25, 2025 – March 2, 2025
Location: SHOUT Gallery | 9 Anlan Street, Central, Hong Kong
Time: Monday to Friday (8:00 AM – 6:00 PM) | Saturday to Sunday (10:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
8. M +
“Picasso: A Dialogue with Asia”
The first large-scale Picasso art exhibition in Hong Kong offers a fresh visual interpretation of Picasso’s aesthetic world! The special exhibition “Picasso: Dialogues with Asia” is co-curated by M+ and the Musée National Picasso-Paris, presented in collaboration with the French May Arts Festival. It is the first major exhibition of Picasso’s works in the city in over a decade!
A previously unseen fresh perspective on the profound influence of Pablo Picasso (1881–1973, born in Spain) features over sixty original works borrowed from the Musée national Picasso-Paris, including rare pieces such as “Acrobat” (1930), “Portrait of a Woman by the Sea” (1931), “Still Life on a Pedestal” (1931), “Portrait of Dora Maar” (1937), and “The Korean Massacre” (1951), alongside a dialogue across cultures and generations with around eighty pieces from the M+ collection.
Exhibition Period: March 15, 2025 – July 13, 2025
Location: M+ | 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon, Hong Kong
9. M+
“Li Mingwei: Guernica Like Sand”
Li Mingwei – An American artist, born in Taiwan, will recreate Picasso’s iconic work “Guernica” using grains of sand, exploring the profound meanings of impermanence and change through this unexpected medium. In this large-scale installation, Li Mingwei does not merely reproduce a painting; he invites the audience to rethink the nature of chaos and the brutality of war. Sand, this ever-changing material, symbolizes the passage of time and the fragility of life, allowing us to feel the weight of history while appreciating art.
In addition, during the exhibition period, the special exhibition “Hong Kong Jockey Club Presents Series: Picasso – A Dialogue with Asia” will also be held, further extending the understanding and interpretation of Picasso’s works.
Date: March 8, 2025 – July 13, 2025
Location: M+｜38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon, Hong Kong
(Free admission for public viewing)
10. Daan
“Hu Xiaoyuan: Different Paths”
The internationally acclaimed female artist Hu Xiaoyuan presents seven new commissioned works, encompassing installation, sound, painting, video, and literary creation, exploring the profound meaning of life from multiple perspectives.
The exhibition is inspired by Hu Xiaoyuan’s personal experiences as a woman. Through biological remains and architectural ruins, she awakens our acute perception of abandoned objects. The exhibits, such as old steel rebars from urban demolition, used everyday utensils, and withered fruits, reflect the fragility and beauty of life, challenging our understanding of materiality and existence.
The most striking work, “Crown of the Wasteland, or the Wasteland on the Crown,” combines rich materials and metaphors, inviting the audience to engage in a profound visual and sensory dialogue. Hu Xiaoyuan’s art is not only a rethinking of material but also a philosophical exploration of life, time, and existence.
Join us as we step into “Different Paths,” a poetic space where we re-examine the relationship between individuals and the collective, exploring the overlooked stories and emotions.
Date: January 24, 2025, to April 13, 2025 (excluding January 29 – 30)
Time: Tuesday to Sunday (11 AM to 7 PM) | Closed on Mondays (open on public holidays, closing on the following day)
Location: Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre, 1st Floor
11. Hong Kong Arts Development Council
“A Piece of Land and Water” Exhibition
This exhibition is curated by the renowned local photographer Du Dehua and brings together seven artists who grew up in Hong Kong during the 1970s to 1990s, showcasing the diversity and depth of Hong Kong art.
“One’s Own Land” is inspired by the Chinese proverb “The land nurtures its own people,” exploring how regional climate, soil, and environmental changes shape different cultures. Here, you will revisit classic works by various artists from the latter half of the twentieth century and have the opportunity to appreciate new pieces specially created for this exhibition, revealing the diverse landscape of contemporary art in Hong Kong.
This exhibition features 12 sculptures by the late artist Mak Hin Yeung, giving the audience a glimpse into the master’s valuable works. Participating artists include Chu Tak Wah, Ni Lu Lu, Chan Ka Chun, Yang Dong Long, Huang Li Zhen, and Tsang Ka Wai, whose works encompass various forms such as oil painting, photography, and installation art.
Date: March 8, 2025 – April 13, 2025
Location: G/F, Landmark South, 39 Yip Kwan Street, Wong Chuk Hang
12. David Zwirner
Emma McIntyre: The Embrace of the Swan
Emma McIntyre is renowned for her vivid abstract paintings characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic brushwork. She skillfully blends unconventional materials such as oil paint and iron oxide, exploring the possibilities of painting as if it were alchemy, driven by instinct and profound thought, expanding the boundaries of traditional perceptions of landscapes and the natural world. From the very beginning of her process, McIntyre introduces elements of chance, pouring paint from above to allow colors to converge into pools, splatter, and spread across the canvas. She then gradually builds the surface of the painting with layered, instinctive, and atmospheric brushstrokes.
This Hong Kong exhibition is centered around the band Mazzy Star’s 1996 album *Among My Swan*, which has profoundly inspired McIntyre. Additionally, the theme also alludes to the recurring imagery of swans and cranes in her work, motifs that are often utilized by artists such as Robert Rauschenberg and Sigmar Polke.
Date: March 25, 2025 – May 10, 2025
Location: David Zwirner Gallery | H Queen’s, 5th – 6th Floors, 80 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong
13. Grande Experiences
“Goodbye Van Gogh – A Light and Shadow Experience”
The classic works of post-impressionist master Vincent van Gogh will once again “light up” Hong Kong! After a global tour spanning over 100 cities, the “Goodbye Van Gogh – A Light and Shadow Experience Exhibition,” hailed as the most iconic immersive exhibition in the world, makes its grand return.
This exhibition not only features Van Gogh’s classic works, including over 3,000 paintings and precious images such as “Sunflowers,” “Starry Night,” and “Wheatfield with Crows,” but also presents a new specification that offers a triple sensory feast of visual, auditory, and olfactory experiences. The giant surround screens and flowing light and shadow intertwine, making you feel as if you have stepped into Van Gogh’s brushstrokes, experiencing the emotions and soul captured on his canvases.
What’s even more exciting is that the brand new “AI Van Gogh” will make its debut in Hong Kong! Through cutting-edge AI technology, the master seems to transcend time and space, crafting a dreamlike experience that merges art and technology for the audience. Paired with classic compositions from Schubert and Bach, along with carefully designed fragrances, this exhibition is not just a visual delight but a comprehensive artistic journey.
Date: Officially starting from March 10, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Last admission at 7:30 PM)
Location: 2nd Floor, K11 ATELIER, 728 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong (K11 HACC)
14. Sotheby’s Maison
Ao Shan Min Zhi
Japanese artist Tamie Okuyama, 78 years old, has consistently used her brush to narrate the profound connections between humanity, nature, and the universe. This internationally acclaimed artist is holding her first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, showcasing over 90 works including paintings, works on paper, and prints, marking the largest display of her career!
Oushan’s works are deeply inspired by the Song and Yuan dynasty landscape paintings of China, the classical masters of Europe, and the architectural style of Gaudí, showcasing an artistic language that blends Eastern and Western cultures. Her recent series themed around the sun is the highlight of the exhibition — she depicts this source of life with profound reverence, inviting viewers to gaze at the shimmering surface and the dance of light and shadow, feeling the rhythm and breath of the luminous orb as if allowing the soul to wander across the canvas.
Date: February 28, 2025 – March 15, 2025
Time: Monday to Saturday (11:00 AM – 7:00 PM) | Sunday and Public Holidays (11:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
Location: Sotheby’s Maison｜1st Floor, 8 Connaught Road Central, Landmark, Central, Hong Kong
15. Perrotin Hong Kong
Emma Webster Exhibition “Vapors”
British-American artist Emma Webster (born in 1989) will hold her first solo exhibition, “Vapors,” in Hong Kong, continuing her unique practice of merging traditional oil painting with contemporary digital technologies like VR, reimagining the concept of landscape painting. The exhibition title subtly implies elements such as atmosphere, water, sky, and objects, as well as a sense of unease in the new landscape painting, capturing loneliness within emptiness and simplicity.
Date: March 25, 2025 – May 17, 2025
Location: Room 807, K11 ATELIER VICTORIA DOCKSIDE, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
16. Ben Brown Fine Arts
Yuan Capote “Realm of Thoughts Mixed Feelings”
Step into the realm where art and thought intertwine, exploring the delicate balance between turmoil and tranquility! Brown Gallery is honored to present the solo exhibition “Field of Thoughts” by renowned Cuban artist Yoan Capote. In this visual and emotional feast, Capote uses seascapes as his primary language, deeply capturing the conflicting emotions of immigration, alienation, and freedom, allowing the audience to feel the tension of global political and identity issues through art.
Highlights of the exhibition include the famous “Islands” series, which constructs undulating seascapes with thousands of fishhooks, symbolizing the psychological burdens of immigration; and the “Purification” series, which uses recycled materials to create turbulent cloudscapes, showcasing historical scars and poetic beauty. Additionally, the new work “Territorial Waters (Totalitarianism)” uses saw blades to symbolize insurmountable boundaries, resonating with the oppression under harsh political conditions. Meanwhile, the gold leaf work “Requiem (Metaphor)” pays tribute to victims of immigration in a Renaissance style, conveying profound emotion and strength.
Date: March 22, 2025 – June 21, 2025
Location: Brown Gallery | The Factory Room 201, 1 Yip Fat Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong
17. AIRSIDE
《Sensory Oddities: Entering the World of ASMR》
The first museum-grade ASMR exhibition in Asia has landed in Hong Kong AIRSIDE! Curated in collaboration with the ArkDes, the Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design, and the Design Museum in London, this exhibition invites everyone to explore over 40 captivating ASMR works from global and local creators, experiencing a multi-sensory impact of vision, sound, and touch.
The core of the exhibition is the “ASMR Realm,” which spans over 1,000 square feet, featuring the iconic “extended sofa” that allows you to fully immerse yourself in the charm of ASMR in a soft environment. From the gentle sounds of whispers to the delicate sensations of brushing objects, this space gathers exquisite creations from ASMRtists worldwide. In addition, local artists Janice Chan and Lam Kin-lim present new works that capture Hong Kong’s unique soundscape, such as the “Sweet Dreams” scene of the MTR and minibuses, allowing you to re-explore the art of sound in everyday life.
Date: March 14, 2025 – July 13, 2025
Location: 2 Kowloon City Road, Kai Tak AIRSIDE, GATE 33 Art Pavilion
Time: Monday to Thursday (12pm – 8pm) | Friday to Sunday (11am – 9pm)
Ticket Price: HKD $30
Ticket Purchase Link: https://art-mate.net/tc/doc/81349
18. Collect Hong Kong 2025
The annual highlight of Hong Kong’s art scene, “Collect Hong Kong 2025,” is about to take place! As the only art fair during “Art March” focused exclusively on local creations, this event will showcase over 350 works from 301 Hong Kong artists, featuring diverse media such as painting, sculpture, photography, and installation art. It promises an exciting array of talent and warmly invites art enthusiasts to explore the limitless possibilities of local art!
The exhibition not only displays classic masterpieces from renowned artists like Liu Xiaokang and Mo Yixin, but also features special sections dedicated to new media and moving image art, creating a unique spark that intertwines innovation and tradition. Additionally, the event will host multiple lectures, workshops, and guided tours, providing opportunities for face-to-face interactions with star artists like Jin Daiqiang and Hong Qiang, as well as a “Little Docents Program” for children to bring joy and creativity into the art world!
Date: March 22 – April 4, 2025
Location: Pao Gallery, Hong Kong Arts Centre; Jockey Club Gallery; and Showcase Centre
(Free admission)
19. Tai Kwun
“Maeve Brennan: A Memoir of Things”
The Tai Kwun Contemporary is about to present the first Asian exhibition of British artist and filmmaker Maeve Brennan, titled “The Object Chronicles.” This exhibition explores the trajectories of stolen artifacts with archaeological depth and reveals the hidden networks of underground trade. Through moving images, paper works, and sculptures, Brennan’s pieces bring sharp topics such as cultural heritage, restoration, and ownership into the audience’s perspective, provoking profound reflections on history and contemporary culture.
As part of the new “Breakthrough” series at the museum, the exhibition showcases Brennan’s multi-layered narratives and in-depth research, revealing the lesser-known aspects of the illegal trade in artifacts. Highlights include her collaborations with archaeologists and geologists, merging scientific investigation with poetic storytelling, and delicately exploring the profound impact of human activities on the environment. The exhibition is not just a display of artworks, but also a public discourse on cultural heritage and ownership.
Date: March 21, 2025 – June 8, 2025
Location: Tai Kwun Jockey Club Heritage Arts Space
20. Art Central 2025
In the dazzling constellation of Hong Kong Art Week, Art Central has always attracted attention with its forward-looking perspective and diverse curatorial approach. This year marks its tenth anniversary, showcasing more experimental cross-media art projects that illustrate the infinite possibilities of contemporary art. In terms of scale, Art Central 2025 brings together over 500 artists from more than 40 countries and regions, presenting the multifaceted nature of contemporary art through the exhibitions of over 100 galleries. From large installations to video art, from narrative performances to interactive installations, the boundaries of art are dissolving, and the barriers of medium are constantly being challenged. Art Central 2025 offers audiences an unprecedented feast of cross-media art.
Date: March 26 – 30, 2025
Time: 11 AM – 5 PM
Location: 9 Lung Wo Road, Central Waterfront, Hong Kong
21. Land Plaza
《My Dream: Our Hill》
The Art Month at Exchange Square proudly presents the globally renowned artist Lauren Tsai’s first solo exhibition of installation art, “My Dream: Our Hill,” inviting everyone to embark on an immersive artistic journey. Through a dreamy microcosm, the exhibition awakens your childhood innocence and imagination with interactive experiences, showcasing Lauren Tsai’s profound exploration of dreams, memories, and identity.
As Lauren Tsai’s first large-scale installation art exhibition, “My Dream: Our Hill” perfectly integrates her unique illustrations and animation elements into a three-dimensional space, presenting a distinctive artistic feast. During the exhibition, visitors can freely explore creatively designed art scenes, experiencing a marvelous world where reality and dreams intertwine.
Date: March 25 to April 2025
Location: Central Atrium, Land Mark
(Free admission, registration required)
22. Pacific Place
“Lanternfly Ballet”& “Beauty and Gesture”
In celebration of Hong Kong Art Month, Pacific Place once again serves as the only off-site exhibition for Art Basel Hong Kong’s “Art Central,” proudly presenting two major public art installations! The whimsical sculpture “Lanternfly Ballet” by Zurich artist Monster Chetwynd, and the Olympic-themed sculpture series “Beauty and Gesture” by French contemporary artist Laurent Perbos, will bring a creative and vibrant artistic experience to Hong Kong.
“Lanternfly Ballet” features the local Hong Kong insect, the “long-nosed wax cicada,” combining collage-style water lily leaf sculptures with live dance performances to showcase the enchanting charm of Hong Kong’s biodiversity. The “Beauty and Gesture” series draws inspiration from the ancient Greek sculpture “Aphrodite of Milos,” integrating elements of Olympic sports equipment, perfectly blending classical and contemporary art in its debut at the Hong Kong Star Street precinct.
Date: Starting from March 19, 2025
Location: Main Entrance of Three Taikoo Place & Star Street Precinct
23. Tai Kwun
Dominique Fung 《Beneath the Golden Canopy》
Canadian artist Dominique Fung presents her first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, “Beneath the Golden Canopy.” Inspired by Empress Dowager Cixi, the exhibition explores the complex intertwining of power and femininity, offering a visual feast that transcends history. Through the fusion of historical artifacts and symbolism, Fung invites viewers to pass through the golden curtain and reassess the truths of authority and history.
The highlights of the exhibition include the triptych series “The She Dragon,” which presents the power dynamics between Empress Dowager Cixi, Empress Ci’an, and Emperor Xianfeng in a dreamlike visual language. Feng Aiwen employs the light and shadow techniques of Dutch masters, combining the color tones of Tang dynasty ceramics and bronze patterns to transform fragments of history into a rich artistic narrative. Additionally, the sculpture series “Jewelry Box” uses lacquerware to metaphorically explore the multifaceted nature of female identity, revealing complex meanings beneath a polished surface.
Date: March 24, 2025, to May 16, 2025
Location: Tai Kwun Barrack Block, 2nd Floor, Room 03-205 & 206
24. PMQ
HKwalls
Hong Kong’s most influential street art festival, HKwalls, is celebrating its tenth anniversary! PMQ will transform into a paradise for street art, gathering over 20 artistic talents from around the world, injecting unprecedented creative energy into Hong Kong. From large murals to digital art, from workshops to guided tours, this nine-day arts carnival will allow you to fully experience the charm of street art.
This year’s highlights include the giant installation “Indigo Memories” created by French artist HOPARE, as well as an 8-meter by 8-meter nostalgic leisure chess game by Italian artist El Rughi. The innovative initiative “HKWALLS ROOMS” also provides exhibition space for ten independent artists and galleries for the first time, breaking the traditional framework of art exhibitions. A special recommendation is the “Mentor and Friends Art Program,” where three local up-and-coming artists will showcase their mural debuts at Kai Tak Sports Park, injecting new vitality into Hong Kong’s street art!
Date: March 22 – 30, 2025
Time: 12 PM – 8 PM
Location: PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central, PMQ Courtyard
25. Spin Sum x 1880
Basel Art Fair Closing Party
The new artistic landmark at Two Taikoo Place, 1880 Hong Kong, is transforming into an astonishing cultural hub this March! Key events include the closing party of the Basel Art Fair themed “Stardust,” and the exhibition of “Sleeping Beauty,” handcrafted electric guitars by Jens Ritter, offering an unprecedented cross-disciplinary art experience for Hong Kong’s Art Month!
Not only will the closing party in collaboration with Spin Sum gather heavyweight DJs like Jonas Rathsman, allowing you to party until dawn in a starlit atmosphere! The highly anticipated “Sleeping Beauty” exhibition will also showcase six iconic electric guitars, recreating the exquisite craftsmanship that captivated stars like Prince and Madonna; furthermore, there will be a panel discussion hosted by Jens Ritter himself, where he shares his unique insights on art and rock music! Tickets are now on sale, so seize the opportunity to experience this unforgettable artistic feast!
Basel Closing Party
Date: March 28, 2025 | 8:00 PM – Midnight
Location: 1-4/F, Taikoo Place, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong | 4th Floor, 1880 Hong Kong
(Tickets will soon be available on Eventbrite | Ticket options include: Regular Ticket (HK$520), Premium Table for Ten, and VIP Ticket
(Includes backstage pass, HK$1,020)）
“Sleeping Beauty” Exhibition
Date: March 24 – 28, 2025 (Seminar ticket HK $88)
Location: Taikoo Place, 1st to 4th Floors, Tower 2, 979 King’s Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong | 1880 SOCIAL 3rd Floor
26. Harbour City
「Spectrum of Heroes」Pat Lee Comic Art Exhibition
The legendary comic artist Pat Lee, known for his Marvel and DC universe heroes, is presenting the “Spectrum of Heroes” comic art exhibition in Hong Kong’s Harbour City for the first time! This North American comic master, who joined Extreme Studios at the age of 19, brings 20 precious original sketches showcasing his classic works featuring superheroes like Batman and Spider-Man, allowing you to immerse yourself in this fascinating comic universe!
The exhibition showcases classic black and white sketches by Pat Lee from 1995 to the present, and features a comic reading area where you can savor 12 selected comics. Pat has also collaborated with his brother, Roger Lee, to create a meaningful joint work themed “For every storm that passes, a stronger you is born.” The exhibition includes limited edition toys designed by Pat for Transformers and a Monopoly board game, as well as prints of his latest masterpiece, “7th BLADE,” inviting you to explore the creative journey of this comic master over the past 30 years!
Date: March 20, 2025 – April 21, 2025 (Daily 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM)
Location: Harbour City Art Museum
27. Peninsula Hotels Group
2025 “Art Resonance”
The Peninsula Hotel in Hong Kong once again showcases its artistic vision by bringing innovative works from three outstanding artists for the 2025 “Art Resonance” program! This art initiative, which commenced in 2019, is dedicated to supporting emerging and mid-career creators by providing funding, curatorial support, and exhibition space, allowing artists to create groundbreaking public art pieces that offer audiences an immersive artistic experience.
This exhibition brings together local and international artists: Hong Kong artist Phoebe Hui will present a large-scale celestial installation titled “Lunar Rainbow” on the hotel’s exterior; Shanghai textile artist Lin Fanglu collaborates with the V&A Museum to showcase “She’s Bestowed Love” in the lobby; and Hong Kong new media artist h0nh1m will feature the immersive installation “The Flow Pavilion” at The Verandah of the Peninsula Hotel, perfectly merging art and architecture while reinterpreting this century-old art landmark.
Date: March – May 2025
Location: The Peninsula Hotel, Hong Kong
28. Eaton HK
2025 “Art Resonance”
Eaton HK brings exciting news this March Art Month: Tomorrow Maybe Gallery makes its debut at Art Basel Hong Kong 2025! Continuing the theme of “Future Asia,” it explores a surreal future through moving images and performance art, transforming Jordan into a new landmark for contemporary art!
A series of exciting performances will be showcased: Thai artist Chulayarnnon Siriphol presents the video series “Golden Snail,” reinterpreting Asian mythology through experimental short films and installation art; local artist Chan Ho-lok will unveil his solo exhibition “Where are my people?” at Art Basel, creating an immersive UFO installation; documentary director Michael Schindhelm will be present to discuss the development of art in Hong Kong; and the finale will feature queer performance artist Lin Syi-ying leading an interactive movement meditation workshop to free the body!
Date: March 20, 2025 – April 21, 2025
Location: Eaton Hong Kong Hotel Tomorrow Maybe Gallery
29. ART BASEL 2025
The most anticipated annual art event — Art Basel — makes a grand return! This year, the exhibition spans 42 countries and regions, showcasing over 240 top galleries. It is divided into six main thematic sections, taking you on a journey through the jungle of contemporary art, from massive installations and digital art to innovative creations and classic masterpieces. A feast of visual delight and inspiration is about to begin!
Date: March 28 – 30, 2025
Location: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre | 1 Harbour Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong