Hong Kong

Owned and directed by Larry Gagosian, Gagosian is one of the foremost galleries in the world presenting modern and contemporary art. With 17 exhibition spaces across the globe, its Hong Kong location is housed in the last surviving pre-World War II building on Pedder Street. Its eclectic and vibrant exhibition...

Founded by Gilles Dyan in 1994, Opera Gallery has an expanded presence all over the world in New York, Miami, Aspen, London, Paris, Monaco, Geneva, Singapore, Hong Kong, Seoul, Beirut and Dubai. A strong purveyor of works by modern and contemporary masters such as Pablo Picasso, Marc Chagall, Alexander Calder,...

A formidable force amongst blue chip art dealerships of the world, David Zwirner debuted at Hong Kong’s H Queen’s in 2018 with a solo show of Belgian painter Michaël Borremans. These days, its eclectic exhibition programme brings cutting edge modern and contemporary artists to Hong Kong, with its high-ceilinged gallery...

Van Cleef & Arpels’ L’École School of Jewelry Arts opens its first overseas campus at K11 Musea, hosting courses and workshops in the house’s specialised areas of Savoir-faire, Art History of Jewelry, and the Universe of Gemstones. At the same time, free-to-public exhibitions of enchanting precious objects will also adorn...

Hong Kong’s first MoMA Design Store opened at K11 Musea, a momentous debut with a staggering 6,000 sq. ft. of retail space. This makes it not only Hong Kong’s first, but Asia’s largest MoMA Design Store, compared with sister stores such as those in Tokyo and Kyoto. Visitors can expect...

Perched on the hills of Happy Valley, this unique photography museum is housed in a three-storey Grade 3 historical building dating back to the 1930s. F11 Foto Museum was opened by corporate lawyer Douglas So, an avid photography collector and currently chairman of Hong Kong’s Antiquities Advisory Board. The museum...

The longstanding Hong Kong Arts Centre was established in 1977 as a nucleus for performing arts, visual arts, film and multimedia. These days, you’ll find its programme filled with indie music performances, restored classic films, epic theatre performances and more.

Considered as Hong Kong’s largest revitalisation project to date, the former Central Police Station grounds first reopened in 2018 after eight years of development sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club. The site is now home to art and heritage exhibitions, stylish restaurants and bars and an exciting cultural programme...

The HKMoA is the city’s first public art museum, which now takes care of a 17,000-strong collection. Following a facelift that spanned more than four years, the museum reopened in late 2019 with blockbuster exhibits of contemporary Hong Kong art, historical ink collections, Chinese antiquities, as well as prized pieces...

Opened in 2000, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum houses treasured pieces from across the fields of art, history and culture. Highlights include a gallery dedicated to the celebrated martial arts novelist Jin Yong, as well as a long-running Bruce Lee exhibition.