JPS Gallery is delighted to present a distinctive group exhibition specially curated for French May 2024, The show invites five contemporary artists who were either born or based in France to present their unique experiences and perspectives of the world through a diverse range of mediums, scales, and concepts that reflect of their artistic prowess.  Artists Edmond Li Bellefroid, Kean, Lokz Phoenix, Ricko Leung, and Timm Blandin's artistic oeuvres are each uniquely interwoven with rich cultural influences they have acquired through their relationship with France, and this exhibition aims to offer viewers a glimpse into the diversity of contemporary French art and its impact on the world.

Opening Reception: Thursday, June 13, 2024, 5 - 8 pm

Gallery address: Shops 218-219, 2/F, Landmark Atrium,15 Queen’s Road Central

Freedom, movement, paradox, and energy are the words that best describe Antoinette Rozan and her work. Self-taught multidisciplinary artist for twenty years, creation is for her a vital expression, which she explores in two and three-dimensional formats. Paradox is the source of her strength. She sculpts in volume, yet sees with only one eye. She expresses that life is a perpetual energy in motion, yet her spine has been sealed since childhood. Her work embodies the joy of living overcoming obstacles and hardship. Anything is possible. When we are grounded in ourselves, we can fly. After all, our life force is linked to the heart – the vital source of all possibility. The great success of her first exhibition in France in 2005, along with Sin Sin Fine Art’s trust in Hong Kong, convinced her to devote herself to her art. Over the past fifteen years, her works have been shown in museums (Hong Kong Museum of Medicine and Sciences), fairs (Affordable Art Fair in Hong Kong), and public places (Cité Radieuse du Corbusier, Clinique Saint Martin in Marseille, Chateau de la Gaude in Aix en Provence, Pacific Place, and Tai Koo Place in Hong Kong). She continues to carry out numerous public and private commissions in France and China.

Gallery address: 4/F, Kin Teck Industrial Building, Wong Chuk Hang Road

This exhibition of impressions from two great world cities examines what is often overlooked in busy lives: what lies beneath our feet. Artist Elizabeth Briel has impressed the characteristic hexagonal and octagonal tiles of Hong Kong and Paris into copper and paper to create urban prints directly from the city itself. This act is an interaction with architecture that will soon be destroyed and remade as part of urban renewal. Accompanying the prints are videos of the two cities' architecture and their interplay with raw materials, a meditation on what we often neglect as foundations of our lives today.

Venue address: Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre L0 Gallery

Oscillation: An Artistic Exploration of Texture and Movement presents the latest artworks by Elsa Jeandedieu, a French artist and muralist. Through her unique texturing technique, Jeandedieu captures the essence of oscillation that permeates nature. Her intricate wavy patterns, adorned with earthy palettes and occasional touches of imitation gold leaves, beautifully depict the essence of energy and elements. The compositions effortlessly harmonise with different settings, evoking a deep sense of calm that resonates with both the surroundings and the audience.

Archetypal's collaboration with Elsa Jeandedieu this time, an exceptional exploration of texture and elements, resonates profoundly with the Archetypal's passion for interior design and fine furniture.

Venue address: G/F, 15 Moon Street, Wan Chai

10 Chancery Lane Gallery is proud to present French artist, Laurent Martin Lo's exhibition, In the Balance, with his series of lyrical mobile sculptures made in bamboo.  

Through years of studying bamboo, Lo has come to understand its multitude of possibilities. His creativity is born out of skill and understanding of the material. His artistic palette is within the physical and sensorial virtues of bamboo – its sophisticated organic structure, energy, and spirituality. Establishing an intimate dialogue with bamboo, Lo experiments with its flexibility, resistance, density, lightness, mathematics, and poetry, a language that allows him to combine both tension and compression, creating sculptures based on movement and balance. Compositions that take over the space and establish a dialogue, where the space around the piece also becomes another defining element of the piece itself.

With his subtle, yet strong gestures, tensions, and counterweights, the artist speaks of a fragile harmony that is achieved using opposites: flexibility and strength, fullness and void, light and shadow, movement and quietness, Lo invites the spectators to begin a personal dialogue with themselves looking for calm, serenity, and the balance in nature. 

Opening reception: 23.05, 6-8pm

Gallery address: 10 Chancery Lane, Central

Alisan Fine Arts is excited to present the fifth solo exhibition of the world-renowned French-Chinese artist Yang Jiechang, corresponding with Hong Kong M+’s exhibition of Yang's monumental series, Hundred Layers of Ink and Tale of the 11th Day, this year. The gallery’s exhibition, curated by the esteemed Dr. Martina Köppel-Yang, will exhibit Yang’s famous Flower and Bird Paintings, including the ink series: For Bada and the colour-on-silk series: Tale of the 11th Day. 

Yang is considered one of the most outstanding contemporary artists emerging from China after the Cultural Revolution. One of his main goals is to integrate Chinese traditional painting, aesthetics and thought in a contemporary context. In 1989, his iconic Hundred Layers of Ink series was selected for the important exhibition Magiciens de la Terre at Centre Pompidou in Paris, garnering him tremendous attention in the international art scene. Since then, he has lived in Paris and Heidelberg.

Opening Reception: 21 May 2024, Tuesday, 6pm-7:30pm

Gallery address: 21/F Lyndhurst Tower, 1 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central

f22 foto space is excited to present PARISIAN PASSAGES by Jean–Baptiste Millot, an exquisite photography exhibition featuring the enchanting, glass–covered shopping arcades that made their debut in nineteenth–century Paris. These passages weaved their way gracefully through the bustling city, leaving a lasting imprint on its culture, heritage, art, and architecture.

Millot captures the impressionistic beauty and timeless allure of these covered walkways, with the interplay of light and mirrors. Through his lens, he immortalises the sensual charm and serene tranquillity within these hidden gems. This series is a homage to the architectural marvel that first captivated Paris, before taking the rest of Europe by storm. 

Viewers are invited to experience the emotional journey offered by Millot's evocative imagery. Join us at f22 foto space as we dive into the fascinating history and surreal world of the Parisian Passages.

Gallery address: Shop w16 & w18, The Peninsula Arcade, Salisbury road, Kowloon

wamono art is excited to showcase collection objects that were introduced in two Paris exhibitions at Japonismes 2018: les âmes en resonance, a joint project between Japan and France in commemoration of the 160th anniversary of their friendship between the two countries. 

In this exhibition, some of the works and artists from Japon Japonismes. Objets inspirés, 1867-2018 at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris and Fendre l'air, Art du bambou au Japon in Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac will be shown. In addition, these exhibited works illustrate the wide variety of the aesthetic impressions of Japanese art. 

This group exhibition covers bamboo, glass, and urushi artists including Kazutoshi KIZAKI, Yukito NISHINAKA, Kenji TOKI, Jin MORIGAMI, Tokuzo SHONO, Kei HASEGAWA, and Masaya IKE.

Gallery address: Unit A, 10/F, Derrick Industrial Building, Wong Chuk Hang

A portrait of a generation.

I am proud to be who I am. I am proud of my look. I AM.

There is a phenomenon in Hong Kong where young tourists come to take photos and act like supermodels.

The vast majority are young women. From cool hip-hop style, to sweet girl-next-door style, people choose to dress up stylishly for the photos.  There are a few places in Hong Kong which are 'must-go photo spots'. People queue up to take pictures.

They respectfully wait until the previous ones have finished taking the photos before taking their place.

They strike poses, and act as professional models.

Here, the model directs the photo shoot. They have a very precise idea of the results they want to have.

The photographer is purely here to press the shutter button.  The model has full control of the images.

After a few poses, the model checks the results, gives their instructions to the photographer, and the process starts again.

It's an immutable ballet.

I invite them to pose for me, and to be models.

The session is very quick, around ten photos in a minute or two.

Cyril Delettre did 180 portraits on Peel Street, a selection of these photos will be presented. 

Gallery address: G/F, 74 Hollywood Road, Central

Kiang Malingue is pleased to present Fabien Mérelle's solo exhibition at their Sik On Street gallery space, featuring a series of intricate ink and watercolour drawings as well as sculptural works.

Fabien Mérelle is a highly talented, French artist, living and working in Paris, who creates delicately detailed drawings in black ink and watercolour. A graduate of the Beaux-Arts Academy in Paris, Mérelle received a scholarship in 2005 to attend the Beaux-Arts Academy in Xi'an, China. This trans-global opportunity enabled Mérelle to discover and perfect the use of alternative Eastern drawing techniques, such as Chinese ink. Upon his return from Asia, Mérelle was granted a residence at the prestigious Casa de Vélazquez in Madrid and in 2010 he was the first winner of the highly lauded Canson Prize. Receiving international recognition, Mérelle's exquisite work has been exhibited at The Armory Show, New York and Art Paris among other locations. His work can be found in several private and public collections, including the Daniel & Florence Guerlain Contemporary Art Foundation in Paris.

Gallery address: 10 Sik On Street, Wanchai

VILLEPIN is delighted to announce the continuation of Myonghi Kang's highly acclaimed exhibition.

Now in its second chapter, we are opening at The SHOWCASE, operated by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council in Wong Chuk Hang. The move allows Myonghi Kang's artworks to unfold on a grander scale, enveloping viewers and encouraging them to delve deeper into the artist's creative process and vision.

Taking inspiration from The Claude Monet room of the Chichu Art Museum and the Musée de l'Orangerie, the idea evokes an illusion of a boundless universe. In the first chapter, we emphasised the historical significance of Myonghi's work in dialogue with J.M.W. Turner, Gustave Courbet, and Paul Cézanne. For this second chapter, we intend to highlight Myonghi as an artist without borders, showcasing her paintings created in diverse locations such as Antarctica, Mongolia, and France. This emphasises her geographical footprint spanning across the globe.

Venue address: UG/E, Landmark South, 39 Yip Kan Street, Wong Chuk Hang

A black ink pen and paper always at hand, Gérard Henry explores, observes, and captures the essence of Hong Kong in his intricate, delicate, and highly detailed drawings. He offers us his vision of the city which is both poetic and warm.  

What began as a form of meditation became a daily ritual in his life – an avid stroller and a quiet spectator, he puts down illustrated reflections, musings, and contemplations on paper.

In his portraits, Henry reveals the personality of his friends through their home or studio and the paraphernalia they surround themselves with. He feels that where a person lives is a projection of their inner self. Drawing and writing are, for him, two complementary ways of archiving the city. Most of Henry's sketches are reflections on Hong Kong's intangible spirit, its festivals, and its traditions. 

Hong Kong: Between Mountains and Sea is an exhibition of Henry's drawings presented like a visual diary. They reflect his involvement in the art scene and strong connection to the city – a real testament to his deep affection for Hong Kong. 

An enchanting exhibition of Cartier jewellery pieces accompanied by their sketches. This experience allows audiences to explore not only the final piece but also the design journey leading up to its creation.

Free admission by appointment:
info@palaisroyalhongkong.com

Mon–Fri 11 am–6 pm

Book signing by the author, Olivier Bachet: 07.06.2024 (Fri)

Venue address: 1701–1702 Chinachem Hollywood Centre

The exhibition is an investigative dive into the deep waters of memory and identity. 

From ink painting to giant textile sculptures, chaussette b. shares the results of her investigation into episodic memory. Why do we remember some life events and forget others? How does the collection of our past moments shape who we are? 

During the hour–long guided tour, chaussette b. takes viewers on an intimate journey through her studio, intertwining the paths of poetry, philosophy, science, and art.

Free admission by appointment:
Email: chaussettebstudio@gmail.com
WhatsApp: 6622 9582

During the month of May 2024, Opera Gallery Hong Kong presents Feng Xiao-Min: Brush of Light. An exhibition of luminous abstract landscapes, Brush of Light features shimmering scenes painted by French-Chinese artist Feng Xiao-Min that capture the tranquil moments when light appears the most hopeful. Combining calligraphic brushstrokes with Western painting techniques, his paintings are harmonious and controlled. The balanced use of colour and line reveals a mastery of form. A friend of the legendary Zao Wou-Ki, Feng Xiao-Min creates canvases that are enigmatic yet universally appealing.

Gallery address: The Galleria, Shop G08-09, Central

The artist evokes the viewers' visual experience and emotions through colours and their relationships. The rhythmic interplay of colours becomes a dynamic silent poetry, intensely captivating the viewers' souls. This exhibition, featuring the works of Cang Yuan, who resides in France, French artist Marc Tanguy and Jean‒Baptiste Née depict both outward and inward poetic expressions.

Marc Tanguy focuses on portraying the poetic essence of nature. He skillfully imbues his depicted landscapes with romanticism, rendering them mysterious, splendid, and liberated from fixed forms. The result is a near-abstract representation, giving birth to fantastical scenery. On the other hand, Cang Yuan turns inward, seeking the poetry of memory and conscious existence. The undulating lines seem to freeze certain entanglements, representing the artist's introspective reevaluation of their own life. Jean‒Baptiste Née was immersed in the depiction of mountains, rain, and snow. The subjects he portrayed always exhibited a subtle poetic quality. Under his brush, mountain ranges and clouds take on a unique vitality, imbued with philosophical significance. Through their artwork, the artists write poems of life itself.

Gallery address: 2/F, New World Tower II, 18 Queen's Road Central

From the classical to the modern era, still life painting has evolved beyond mere imitation into a sophisticated art form. This exhibition juxtaposes a sixteenth-century Flemish still life by Wouter Mertens with modernist interpretations by Sanyu, Bernard Cathelin, and Pierre Boncompain, as well as works by other contemporary artists. Spanning eras and styles, these pieces invite viewers to appreciate the genre's ongoing vitality and capacity to expand creative possibilities within its deceptively simple subject matter.

Gallery address: 01-G04 to G05, G/F, Headquarters Block, Tai Kwun, Central

Odds and Ends is pleased to present Of Other Spaces: Heterotopia, a two-person exhibition featuring works by French artists Barbara Penhouët and Vinent Ruffin. The exhibition is presented in collaboration with RHK STUDIO and will be on view from 2 May to 8 June 2024.

Of Other Spaces: Heterotopia explores concepts of emplacement and heterotopia theorised by French philosopher Michel Foucault, through contemporary paintings by Penhouët and Ruffin. The exhibition draws parallels between modes of meaning-making in the pictorial plane and sense-making in our reality, exploring the creations of illusion and otherness in both art historical and social contexts. Conceived as an open-ended question, rather than an answer, the exhibition aims to dissect our ever-changing world through the painted lens of two contemporary artists. Their practices oscillate between abstraction and figuration, attesting to the vitality of the painted medium and the reciprocal transformations that take place between philosophy and art.

Gallery address: 7/F, 111 Queen's Road West,  Sheung Wan

For French May Arts Festival 2024, Oi Ling Art Gallery has selected 4 outstanding local Hong Kong Chinese artists whose artworks focus on the subject matter of identity, origin, and the quest to find the meaning to life - ideas and philosophies previously explored by several of the French Impressionist artists, indeed both Impressionists and Post-Impressionists.

Both Fan Hong Bin and Tian Yan Hua are grounded in traditional Chinese ink techniques but have developed non-traditional colour schemes to help them express their spiritual thoughts on religion and ways to find inner peace. 

Wing Chan and Cassian Lau by contrast, have an entirely different orientation. Wing Chan is a photographer. He uses his camera to capture the dynamic and different nuances of urban society. He then creates montages that speak beyond the aesthetic but also show the various rhythms and landscapes of an urban society. Similarly, Cassian Lau uses his art to comment on the different phenomena he observes in the modern world. Often his attention is drawn to the hypocrisy and shallowness of a society that focuses too much on materialism.  He uses black outlines, exaggeration and words to augment his artworks. His work is colourful, decorative, fun, and comedic. 

Gallery address: Shop 2, G/F, 123 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan

Hong Kong Resonance unites the artistic expression of Elsa Jeandedieu, Sylvain Holtermann, and Takeshi Shikama, creating a captivating tapestry that reflects the city's vibrant soul.

Surrounded by the energy of Hong Kong's bustling cityscape, Jeandedieu has been inspired in her quest for inner serenity. As she navigates the fast-paced rhythm of her artist life, she strives to find a resonating frequency that harmonises with nature.

Sylvain Holtermann is a French photographer who uses film and digital photography to explore a variety of familiar and unfamiliar territories through a poetic outlook largely influenced by the works of painters. Living in Hong Kong since 1995, his themes include the beauty of empty spaces, the resilience of nature in the city, and the resonance of time and elements in the landscape.

Hong Kong possesses diverse facets beyond its modern skyscrapers. As Takeshi Shikama became increasingly accustomed to the city, he discovered the richness of greenery, the profoundness of nature, and the interconnectedness of all living beings. One winter morning, guided by the wisdom path, Shikama came across the majestic Buddha statue veiled by a misty atmosphere. In those serene moments, he clicked the shutter of his camera, hoping to capture the tranquil landscape.

Gallery address: 8/F, The Loft, E. Wah Factory Building, Wong Chuk Hang

Exactly five years after the fire that partially ravaged the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris, Alliance Française de Hong Kong and CityU unveil (Re)births, a spectacular multimedia exhibition on the construction and successive restorations of one of the most iconic symbols of France throughout the centuries.

(Re)births presents the history of Notre-Dame through several mediums, including 3D models, virtual reality (VR), videos, photographs, and computer-generated images. 

The showcase will be accompanied by a series of talks, film screenings, workshops, and exhibitions. 

Venue address: Wofoo Foundation Gallery, Run Run Shaw Library, City University of Hong Kong

Sanctuary Frozen in Time is an exhibition that takes us on a photographic journey throughout Mongolia with Marc Progin leading us on a pilgrimage back to the origins of life, across a vast domain, where nature is the sole landlord and men abide by its laws.

Seen through the eyes of the photographer, Marc Progin, Mongolia is a haven of peace—an asylum for nature, wildlife and human beings living a nomadic life. A land bathed in an ocean of light, where each second is an eternity and eternity, like a fountain of youth, makes you forget your age. A land where, in the space of the immensities of light years, as cosmic dust in the universe, you learn what is humility. A land where nature is virgin and where life follows the cycle of the planets and seasons.

A Sanctuary Frozen in Time where nomads signed a pact to live in harmony with the natural world and settled to live of nothing other than the fruits of mother nature—a heritage that Marc Progin perpetuates through his photography.

Gallery address: G/F, 74 Hollywood Road, Central

Curated by Madame Figaro Hong Kong, See You In My Dreams showcases a series of photographs and illustrations by locally renowned photographer Leung Mo. Through her quirky yet refreshing images, we are invited to explore the streets of Hong Kong and Paris in a new light. These stunning images encapsulate the central theme of the exhibition – LOVE, DREAM, and PASSION, bringing aspiration for a better post-pandemic future.

BELOWGROUND: 24 June – 4 July 2023

Basement, Landmark Central 

Since the late 1980s in Italy, with a background in engineering and mathematics French-Colombian artist Pablo Posada Pernikoff has been experimenting with lines that express movement. He then moved to Japan in the 1990s, marking the start of a new journey that brought a different dimension of abstraction and vision towards nature and one’s surroundings, as well as a pliability for adaptation to different cultures.

In this body of work, Pablo expresses movement and change in time through lines and light that interact with different materials. Looking at the world now, he embraces fluidity as he navigates our ever-changing realities, with nature and science as a constant source of inspiration.

Gallery address: 4/F, Kin Teck Industrial Building, 26 Wong Chuk Hang Road

Brenda Hong and Chen Yi-Ching’s creations are odes to nature, where their inspiration is both derived from the awareness of nature and life. Both artists took an impressionistic approach, which are expressed as unique forms and substances on paper through Hong’s ink and colour and Chen’s distinctive nihon-ga technique. Through the language of art, the artists express their inner peace with ease and delicacy, creating a meditative and harmonious atmosphere in their paintings.

To Chen, the nature parallels human life, through which one can understand life’s transience. From the materials used in her paintings, to the scenes presented under each brushstroke, her works reveal the vitality and beauty of life. As for Hong, the process of creation seems to be a kind of restoration of nature… and a kind of spiritual healing. She believes we ought to rely on the observation and understanding of life to discover living sensory entities before internally transforming them into subjective emotions.

Gallery address: 7/F Vogue Building, 67 Wyndham Street, Central

Art of Nature grandly presents Cang Yuan: Awakening of Consciousness, a solo exhibition showcasing the abstract paintings from the Conscience series created by the French-based artist, Cang Yuan, during the Covid epidemic period. The theme Awakening of Consciousness grew out of the interpretations of the artist himself about his works in letters to friends. 

"By finishing the first piece of work of this series, I slowly started to touch the essence of perception, as well as the essence of consciousness." 

The latest series of works reveals the connection between the human body, spirit, desire, space, external experience, moral sense, and worldview. As his art is further cut off from realism and nature, he transformed his aesthetic approach from scenic poetry to philosophical and spiritual poetry, rooted solely in the internal experience. Breaking through the ordinary paradigm of abstract art, Cang further amplifies his unique painting language, masters the fusion of colours, and integrates philosophical reflections. Cang's distinct personality and unparalleled painting style will make a long-lasting impression on its audiences.

Gallery address: 21/F, Mega Trade Centre, 1 Mei Wan St, Tsuen Wan

Kwai Fung Hin is delighted to present the first solo exhibition of Franco-Syrian artist Ziad Dalloul in Hong Kong. He uses visual and sensory abundance to probe the boundaries between the natural and metaphysical worlds, using the symbolism of static objects, lived spaces, and the ever-changing natural environment to open up pathways between the visible and the imagined. Embracing his past and present on opposite shores of the Mediterranean Sea, Dalloul’s paintings speak of the symbiosis and metamorphosis between such worlds.

Born in Syria in 1953 and based in Paris since 1984, the accomplished painter and printmaker Ziad Dalloul creates landscape and still life paintings using traditional materials such as black and sepia ink, oil, canvas, and handmade paper. A graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts, Damascus (1977), Dalloul taught art in Algeria before moving to Paris, where he obtained a degree from the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs (1987). 

Gallery address: Shops 01-G04 to G05, G/F, Headquarters Block, Tai Kwun, Central

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the French May Arts Festival, Alisan Fine Arts is honoured to announce its 9th solo exhibition for Gao Xingjian, the first Chinese writer awarded a Nobel Laureate. The French-Chinese author is also a renowned artist and playwright. This is Gao's first solo exhibition after being awarded the Commander of the Legion of Honour in January. Most of the works in this exhibition were created in the last two years and are focused on landscapes. However, Gao's landscape paintings are different from the typical landscape paintings we mostly see. Gao does not portray the reality and perspective of the scene but pursues the changes of light, shadow, and air with various shades of ink on the rice paper. Therefore, whether it is fog, the moonlight, or the wind, the vision appears misty or hazy. The works constitute Gao's inner world, echoing his award-winning novel Soul Mountain.

Gallery address: 21/F Lyndhurst Tower, 1 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central

This May, f22 foto space is delighted to present Marc Riboud – From France to China exhibition, an exciting cultural journey of the two countries, featuring works by one of the most celebrated French photographers to celebrate the French May Arts Festival on its 30th anniversary.

Born in 1923 in St-Genis-Laval, near Lyon, Marc Riboud was trained as a mechanical engineer before discovering his destined path as a photographer. A renowned visual talent with strong sensitivity, Riboud captured moments of grace in everyday life in his homeland, and from Europe to Africa, North America to Asia. He first arrived in China in 1957 and returned to this country he loved several times to capture her significant and interesting development.

In this exhibition, we invite you to take on an inspiring dive into Riboud’s iconic works on France and China through his lens, calling us to rediscover the beauty of his world with a new vision.

Gallery address: Shops W16 & W18, The Peninsula Arcade, Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui

The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) of the University of Hong Kong is honoured to collaborate with the French May Arts Festival on Pablo Picasso: Paintings in Glass — an unprecedented display of works by the world-famous twentieth-century painter. In the mid-1950s, the workshops of Roger Malherbe-Navarre expanded on the light boxes of French painter Jean Crotti by layering pieces of glass into pictorial depictions (gemmail, French for 'enamel gem') of several of Picasso's paintings. 

Impressed by the gemmistes' masterful assembling and fusing of carefully selected glass, Picasso declared 'A new art is born!' Made and exhibited to explore and display the medium's artistic possibilities, the results are simply astonishing. The selection of works on loan from a private collection, and on view at UMAG during the French May Arts Festival 2023, after a selective preview at the Landmark, shed a light on some of Picasso's most renowned painterly compositions.

Preview
LANDMARK
01 – 15.05.2023

Exhibition
University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong
18.05 – 27.08.2023 

Gallery address: University Museum and Art Gallery, The University of Hong Kong