The Hong Kong Arts Collective is thrilled to announce their upcoming exhibition ‘100 Woodblock Later’ by Michelle Fung. This playful exhibition of new original wood carvings demonstrates Michelle Fung’s exciting development to merge woodcut and drawings. This exhibition features works from her ongoing “The World of 2084” project, alongside works that celebrate the Year of the Dragon.

Opening Party: 1st March, 6pm-10pm

Venue address: 181-185 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai

HKARTS is incredibly excited to finally be able to give you “Playing it Straight”, an exhibition they’ve been trying to put on since 2020 (thank you covid). This exciting experimental photography project by Shawn P Griffin and Leslie Montgomery looks at society’s attitude to sexual minorities in Hong Kong. By switching the roles of sexual majorities and minorities, the exhibition invites viewers to be part of the project and reflect upon their own attitude and perception towards relationships in modern society.

Please join us on Saturday, 6pm the 3rd of February for the opening party.

Venue address: 181-185 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai

Get ready to deck your halls with lots of artwork. Please come one and all on 30th of  November to start the Christmas season in style with bubbles and gingerbread at the opening of our Christmas Extravaganza! This exhibition is not just an exhibition, it’s the answer to all your Christmas artwork needs. Find stunning artwork form over 30 different local artists that will make someone's Christmas unforgettable. From affordable limited edition prints to originals, we have something for everyone. Our Square Print Collection, a Christmas favourite last year, will also be on display. 

Don’t melt like frosty the snowman if you can’t make the opening, as it’s Christmas we’ve decided to have an opening day as well! Please mark your calendars for a shop ’n’ sip on Saturday on the 2nd December and enjoy a holly jolly drink or two whilst you’re rockin’ around the Christmas exhibition. So get that ugly Christmas jumper ready and join us to celebrate all things art. Merry Christmas you filthy art lovers!

Opening Party: 30th November, 6pm-10pm

Shop ’n’ sip Saturday: 2nd December 12pm-6pm

Gallery address: 181-185 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai

The Hong Kong Arts Collective is excited to invite you to experience their new exhibition “”. Please join them and their 11 artists on the 6th of October for the opening party. For those that can't make the opening and for those who just want to check it out again the exhibition will run from the 7th - 27th of October, 12pm-6pm (closed Sundays and Mondays)

What’s your favourite pocket of Hong Kong? Is it the hustle and bustle of Causeway Bay or the scenic shores of Cheung Chau? As Hong Kongers know you can spend the morning up a mountain, the afternoon in an island town and the evening amongst the glow of the city lights. In this exhibition 11 artists show us what part of Hong Kong calls to them. One city, thousands of inspirations. This diverse collection of artworks truly represents all that Hong Kong has to offer. We invite you to explore Hong Kong through the eyes of our artists and celebrate the city’s many pockets.

Opening reception: 6th October, 6pm - 10pm

Address: G/F, 181-185 Gloucester Road Wan Chai

The Hong Kong Arts Collective invites you to their Square Print exhibition. These beautiful limited edition prints are the perfect size for Hong Kong apartments and make a great addition to any art collection. All designed by local artists, these Square Prints are in support of ImpactHK, a charity working towards ending homelessness. 

For this exhibtion you'll be able to browse artworks from both the 1st and 2nd generation of Square Prints and they'll be ready for you to take straight home with you! With around 30 artists to choose from you'll be spoilt for choice. 

Venue address: 181 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai

For its debut show at their new space HKARTS brings to the forefront 13 Hong Kong based contemporary artists pushing the boundaries of a wide range of mediums including watercolours, acrylic painting, photography and digital art. The show highlights a broad range of themes and styles and offers a rare glimpse into the amazing talent coming out of our home city. 

Opening Event: 25th August, 6pm - 10pm

General opening: 26th August- 8th September

Address: G/F, 181-185 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai

Please join us on the 25th of August for a night of art, food and good times. HKARTS have joined forces with Musubi Hiro to fill the restaurant with murals and bring you a night like no other. In this series, Art Hiro, we will transform every available surface into a feast for the eyes. Our next artist for August is Ar Zhai. Ar Zhai is a digital artist that is known for her fun and vibrant work. Come and check out her amazing mural that she’s been working on. If that wasn’t enough her artwork will also be on display for the month of July. On Opening night you can also adopt one of her handmade plushies which are the cutest things we're ever seen! Please join us from 6 onwards for Happy Hour drinks from 6-8pm ($150 free flow per hour). If food is the way to your heart please make sure to book a table for dinner.

About Ar Zhai:
Ar Zhai is a Hong Kong-based illustrator, comic artist and storyteller. An illustration graduate from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), she discovered her passion for art from the little scribbles and doodles she would make in her childhood.

Ar Zhai's works delve into the curiosities of our environment and the world around us, and is only one of the numerous facets she finds her inspiration from. Her current works revolve around her own brand 'Ar Zhai', originally kickstarted from smaller, more personal projects, that soon evolved into wider-scale merchandise such as keychains and tote bags. In the future, Ar Zhai hopes to publish more books and enamorize people with her heartfelt messages, and soothe their restless hearts through the personal values in her art.

Venue address: 37 Cochrane Street, Central

Please join us on the 14th of July for a night of art, food and good times. HKARTS have joined forces with Musubi Hiro to fill the restaurant with murals and bring you a night like no other. In this series, Art Hiro, we will transform every available surface into a feast for the eyes. Our next artist for July is Eleanor McColl. Eleanor McColl is a mixed media artist that is known for her colourful and vibrant work. Come and check out her amazing mural that she’s been working on. If that wasn’t enough her artwork will also be on display for the month of July. Please join us from 6 onwards for Happy Hour drinks from 6-8pm ($150 free flow per hour). If food is the way to your heart please make sure to book a table for dinner.

About Eleanor McColl:
Eleanor McColl is a multi-disciplinary artist, based in Hong Kong. She studied Fine Art at U.W.E Bristol, in England and came to Hong Kong in 1999 to pursue her career as an artist and art educator.

McColl's work is rooted in place with a focus on the urban environment. Her work draws the eye to the often unnoticed details of the city, casting the "shadows on the wall" of the modern human condition: often solitary, hardworking and hardwearing. Through manipulation of focus, her work explores the delicate points of contact in the otherwise ceaseless blur of the everyday anonymous citizen.

Venue address: : Musubi Hiro, 37 Cochrane Street, Central

The Hong Kong Arts Collective and Musubi Hiro are proud to present the Launch of Square Prints Gen Two!

Please join us on Saturday 14th May from 3pm - 6pm for the launch of Square Prints Gen Two at Musubi Hiro in Central. Come check out all new artwork and maybe get a bit tipsy with Free Flow Happy Hour ($150 for one hour).

Square prints is a unique collection of limited edition, hand-signed prints by local artists. They are the ideal size for Hong Kong apartments and also make an amazing going away present. What makes this collection even more special is that it’s in support of Impact Hong Kong with 20% of each sale going directly to this amazing charity. Starting at $800HKD they are the perfect way to take a bit of Hong Kong with you or brighten up your walls. Square Prints Gen One was hugely popular and we are super excited to officially launch Square Prints Gen Two at Musubi Hiro!

Venue address: Musubi Hiro, Ground Floor, 37 Cochrane Street, Central

This work is an embroidered collage series dedicated to the Hong Kong neon signs. I wanted to pull the neon out of its urban environment, so I could play with its proportions. Hold by feminine hands that seem to not only be carrying the neon, but also caring and cherishing it, it becomes a precious and unique object. In the meantime, the old fashioned gloves and hands, cuttings from a vintage black and white magazine give us a clue on how old this street sign can be. The ambition here is to draw attention to these very unique urban artworks. The neon signs are disappearing from the Hong Kong streets, and they soon will no longer diffuse this unique radiance that built the visual identity of the city. A radiance that inspired so many artists around the world and still is a key element of a magic night in the city. More than just simple advertising messages, they were often adorned with artistic characters and graphics that were first hand-drawn on a paper. As a matter of fact, the neon signs were entirely handmade, and required particular skills that only a few masters can share. This embroidered work is a tribute to the Hong Kong neon signs, the handmade craftsmanship, and the past Hong Kong culture and iconic visual identity. Let’s remember to not forget.

09 Jul, 18:00 – 25 Jul, 14:30

Venue address: G/F, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central

Please come join us on the 14th of November at our new Wan Chai space for the opening of our Square Prints exhibition. A group show of 22 artists that have reimagined their work into square prints, perfect for HK sized apartments. This show is also in support of @impacthkcharity, an amazing charity that helps the homeless in HK. Remember to RSVP on our website. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Gallery adress: 5 Lung On Street, Wan Chai