HK Art Galleries

A group of young artists, designers, and innovators came together to create a community-focused art space. By sponsoring exhibitions, seminars, and workshops, 13A New Street hopes to support all local and international artists while also introducing a varied selection of artworks to the community. LOCATION - Located At Prime Area In Hong Kong Central & Western District - Walking Distance To Sheung Wan & Sai Ying Pun MTR Station - 2 Blocks Away From Soho House

Aishonanzuka is a collaboration between the Japanese galleries Aisho Miura Arts and Nanzuka that specializes in art by established and new artists from across the world. The gallery's exhibits frequently defy expectations by producing art that is unique, thought-provoking, and visually striking. Names like Hajime Sorayama and Nobuyoshi Araki can be found on the gallery's walls. Opens from Tue - Sat 12-6pm Director Aisho Miura Shinji Nanzuka

In 2004, Ben Brown Fine Arts opened its first location in the heart of Mayfair, London. The gallery quickly established itself on the international art scene with exhibitions of long-term gallery artists Candida Ho¨fer, Tony Bevan, Claude & Franc¸ois-Xavier Lalanne, and Heinz Mack, amongst others, as well as momentous exhibitions of 20th century masters including Lucio Fontana, Alighiero Boetti and Gerhard Richter. In 2009, Ben Brown Fine Arts opened an exhibition space in Hong Kong, becoming the first international gallery to move to the city that would soon become a major international art hub. In Hong Kong, the gallery introduced notable exhibitions of Pablo Picasso, Sean Scully, Frank Auerbach and Miquel Barcelo´, as well as survey exhibitions of Chinese contemporary photography, the Du¨sseldorf School of Photography, 20th century Italian art, and the ZERO movement. In 2021, Ben Brown Fine Arts opened a third location in Palm Beach, Florida, with an inaugural exhibition celebrating the legacy of American and European 20th century artists who developed radical approaches to making art, among them Alexander Calder, Georg Baselitz and Andy Warhol. The galleries regularly exhibit and develop programming for our renowned stable of international, multi-disciplinarian contemporary artists, including the aforementioned as well as Yoan Capote, Rob and Nick Carter, Kitty Chou, Awol Erizku, Nabil Nahas, Jose´ Parla´, Enoc Perez, Ena Swansea, Hank Willis Thomas, Gavin Turk and Jan Worst. With multi-lingual staff based in London, Hong Kong, New York and Palm Beach, we have strong relationships with private collectors, advisors and public institutions, sourcing and placing important primary and secondary artworks for them. Ben Brown Fine Arts participates in major art fairs worldwide, including Art Basel, Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Basel Miami Beach, The Armory Show, Frieze Masters, TEFAF Maastricht, TEFAF New York and West Bund Art & Design.

For over 30 years since established, the Fringe Club has become a vibrant contemporary arts space where artists create and show their work, and those who enjoy the arts come to meet and see shows. Facilities for exhibitions and performances here are offered rent-free to both emerging and professional artists in Hong Kong and from overseas. The Fringe Club has been providing an open platform for the arts in Hong Kong since 1984. Performers and artists can show their work without having to go through the selection process.

Founded in Hong Kong in 1974, Galerie du Monde has been specializing in modern and contemporary works by internationally established Chinese artists for 46 years. The gallery also nurtures and promotes emerging talent, presenting a varied program of solo and group exhibitions with a strong focus on works of art on canvas, paper, sculpture, photography and new media. To celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2014, Galerie du Monde introduced the GDM Project series to strengthen the gallery’s support to a wider group of artists from different geographical regions, providing them the opportunity to exhibit outside of their own areas

HKAC is a multi-arts centre that fosters artistic exchanges locally and internationally, bringing the most forward creations to Hong Kong and showcasing homegrown talents abroad. HKAC stimulates innovation and promotes creativity. Being Hong Kong's only independent non-profit multi-arts institution, HKAC offers exhibitions, screenings, and performances, connecting the arts of Hong Kong to the rest of the world through programmes and collaborations.

The Hong Kong Museum of History was established in July 1975 when the City Museum and Art Gallery was split into the Hong Kong Museum of History and Hong Kong Museum of Art. But some of the Museum's collections date back to the City Museum and Art Gallery founded in 1962 at the City Hall. In 1983, the Museum was moved to the temporary accommodation in Kowloon Park. It was moved to its present premises on Chatham Road South, Tsim Sha Tsui in 1998. The permanent home of the Hong Kong Museum of History, with a gross floor area of 17,500 m2, is housed in a new building constructed at a cost of HK$390M and funded by the Hong Kong SAR Government. It is a comprehensive state-of-the-art museum designed by the P&T Architects and Engineers Ltd., based on the architectural concept of Mr E. Verner Johnson. The new Museum and the neighbouring Science Museum together form a museum complex of a harmonious appearance and colour scheme. Apart from the main museum at Chatham Road South, the Hong Kong Museum of History runs five branch museums, namely the Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence at Shau Kei Wan, the Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum at Sham Shui Po , Law Uk Folk Museum at Chai Wan, Fireboat Alexander Grantham Exhibition Gallery inside the Quarry Bay Park and Dr. Sun Yat-sen Museum at Mid-levels in Central.

At vA!, we take art enthusiasts on a vibrant journey of the visual arts. The Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre – vA! – is an open, multi-directional art space that focuses on art learning, research, and exchange. Whether you are a full-time artist, an amateur enthusiast or just an interested member of the general public, it is a place where you can absorb the nutrients of art, enjoy opportunities to create art and let it transform your life. With its specialized equipment, exhibition spaces and invigorating atmosphere, vA! is a journey of inspiration for anyone who wants to refine their skills and awaken the true artist within. It is a journey of immersion and discovery that allows enthusiasts to experience the visual arts, gain artistic know-how, drive their creativity and push their boundaries by challenging themselves and exchanging ideas and experiences with others. Situated in Hong Kong Park, vA! is housed in a Grade I historic building, originally called Cassels Block, which was built around 1900 as married quarters for British army officers. As a counterpart to its sister venue Oi!, also under the management of the Art Promotion Office, vA! expresses through its English name the excitement and surprise that art can bring. Representing the horizontal axis, Oi! explores the possibilities of art experimentation by providing space for projects that can inspire creativity and engage the public, while vA! as the vertical axis provides art training for the public to further their artistic development.

Para Site is Hong Kong's leading contemporary art centre and one of the oldest and most active independent art institutions in Asia. It produces exhibitions, publications, discursive, and educational projects aimed at forging a critical understanding of local and international phenomena in art and society. Founded in early 1996 as an artist run space, Para Site was Hong Kong's first exhibition-making institution of contemporary art and a crucial self-organised structure within the city’s civil society, during the uncertain period preceding its handover to Mainland China. Throughout the years, Para Site has grown into a contemporary art centre, engaged in a wide array of activities and collaborations with other art institutions, museums, and academic structures in Hong Kong and the international landscape. In early 2015, Para Site moved to greatly increased premises, in North Point/Quarry Bay. Throughout its history, Para Site's activities have included a range of different formats, among which P/S magazine (1997-2006), a bilingual publication, which was Hong Kong's first visual arts magazine and a central platform for the development of art writing and of a discursive scene in the city and the Curatorial Training Programme (2007-2010). Since 2012, Para Site has been running an International Art Residency Programme and has been organizing an annual international conference. This is accompanied, starting from 2015, by a new educational format aimed at training young curators and other art professionals. Para Site's activities are made possible by the generous support of its patrons, and grants from foundations and the Government of the HKSAR.