This deeply personal exhibition reflects Gao’s decades-long artistic journey, offering a profound meditation on portraiture, human connection, and the role of painting in today’s fast-moving world.

This exhibition is a celebration of artistic perseverance, deep observation, and the enduring relevance of portraiture in an increasingly fragmented world. The exhibition also features an artistic exchange with renowned poet, writer, and calligrapher Feng Tang, who played a pivotal role in encouraging Gao to return to painting in 2023 after a period of artistic uncertainty. Their dialogue extends beyond friendship, exploring the parallels between Chinese calligraphy and Western painting, and examining how traditional and modern artistic practices intersect in a world often dominated by speed and distraction.

“My Art World Friends…” invites audiences to slow down, to engage, and to rediscover the beauty of focused attention.

Location: 6F, KUNSTHALLE, K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA

Signifying artist Xia Yu’s first presentation in Hong Kong, “Golden Hour” is a major showcase of over 30 signature paintings focusing on his evolving creative journey since 2020. The exhibition will be on view from August 29 to October 6, 2024 at the K11 Musea Art and Cultural Center in Hong Kong. This project is curated and organized by Laura Shao.
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For more than a decade, Xia Yu has consistently worked with tempera as his primary medium of practice. Through Xia’s continuous exploration and refinement, this historical material has manifested itself into a unique painting method with a translucent texture that embodies Eastern aesthetics, which in turn imparts new forms and meanings perceptive of the era.

Opening reception: 29.08 4-6pm
Venue address: Kunsthalle, 6/F, K11 MUSEA

Digital Art Fair is thrilled to announce a spotlight showcase, “Us In Another Form” at K11 MUSEA as part of the annual Art Karnival event. The exciting showcase brings forth an extraordinary body of work featuring the renowned award-winning AI artist Sougwen 愫君 Chung, represented by HOFA Gallery. The showcase will be on view from 26th March to 19th May 2024 at 6F, K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA. Photo courtesy of Emma Museum and HOFA Gallery

Venue: 6F, K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA, Tsim Sha Tsui

K11 MUSEA’s annual art celebration is back! In this year’s Art Karnival, we pull focus to the art of the East, celebrating the leaps and bounds of creative genius and ingenuity found in traditional Chinese craft, Asian and Chinese Contemporary, and those who draw inspiration from its rich tapestry of culture.

Dive into a Karnival of masterpieces from around the world where juxtapositions abound: From tradition to progression, east to west, human to technology, discover a series of large-scale installations, interactive pieces, art-inspired gastronomy, and limited pop-ups today!

Cross-regional exchange has historically been an essential catalyst for propelling and enriching the development of art and culture. Boundless Reverie: Chinese Savoir-Faire and Contemporary Art pays tribute to the golden era of cultural exchange between China and Europe while showcasing a curated selection of contemporary artworks that look to, but are not confined to, this shared global heritage.

Venue address: 6F, Kunsthalle K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Alicja Kwade’s monumental sculpture l'ordre des mondes (Totem) is presented at the K11 MUSEA promenade in collaboration with Pace Gallery, transforming the waterfront into a grand stage for artistic enjoyment. Playfully exploring the connection between human existence and the universe, Kwade uses marble spheres to symbolise planets and otherworldly realms, intricately placed within a towering structure of chairs.

Presented by L’ÉCOLE Asia Pacific, School of Jewelry Arts, “An Eye for Beauty, the Illuminata Jewelry Collection” exhibition showcases exquisite European and Chinese masterpieces, all carefully selected from the private collection of an esteemed connoisseur.  Featuring around 50 diverse artifacts, the exhibition will be divided into three chapters, from Ming-era furniture, Western jewelry from the 18th to 21st centuries to a selection of Qing court jewels. The central theme of the exhibition revolves around the collector's journey, exploring the interconnected aspects of beauty, jewelry and transformation.  

L'ÉCOLE warmly invites visitors to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of "An Eye for Beauty" and discover the captivating stories behind these extraordinary pieces, which are being unveiled in their birthplace of Hong Kong for the very first time at K11 MUSEA campus. 

Curator: Nicolas Luchsinger, President of Van Cleef & Arpels Asia Pacific and Director of Heritage Collection
Scientific Consultant: Mathilde Rondouin, Art historian & Lecturer at L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts

RSVP now for a free guided tour to explore the enchanting world of “An Eye for Beauty”.

Venue address: L'ÉCOLE School of Jewelry Arts, 510A, 5F, K11 MUSEA, TST

WOAW Gallery is pleased to announce The Descendants, a group presentation of over 20 international artists and our sophomore return to K11 MUSEA, running from Saturday, 2 September through to Sunday, 17 September 2023. The exhibition is curated and organized by Melanie Lum, Micki Meng, and Kevin Poon, presented by WOAW Gallery in venue partnership with K11 MUSEA. Taking up the entire Kunsthalle of K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA, The Descendants showcases a generation of pivotal artists who are at the forefront of guiding contemporary art from across the globe. 

In the pursuit of reinvigorating once-classic forms of abstraction as well as experimenting with portraiture and landscape, each participating artist foregrounds artistic exploration in the particular histories and legacies of the art cosmopolitans they hail from and identities they inhabit. The new vanguard of contemporary art binds itself to visions of diaspora, racial and gender dynamics, sexuality, and the untrammelled participation of art that moves these narratives forward. 

Venue address: 6/F, K11 Musea, TST

Curated by Jeffrey Deitch, City As Studio, China’s first major exhibition of graffiti and street art opens at this Spring. Running from 20 March to 14 May 2023 to coincide with Art Basel Hong Kong, the monumental exhibition will feature over 100 works by more than 30 artists, showcasing the breadth and depth of the graffiti and street art scene across generations, styles and geographies.

City As Studio traces the global history of graffiti and street art from its emergence in the subway yards and parking lots of 1970s New York to its rise as a worldwide phenomenon. It begins with the movement’s pivotal innovators such as Fab 5 Freddy, FUTURA and Jean-Michel Basquiat who were part of the dialogue and the Downtown art scene of the late 1970s and early 1980s, and goes on to highlight artists such as Barry McGee, Mister Cartoon and OSGEMEOS, and the groundbreaking styles they created in San Francisco, East Los Angeles and São Paulo. The exhibition also documents the emergence and evolution of artists such as KAWS and AIKO who represent a younger generation of New York street artists.

Highlights include Basquiat’s Valentine (1984), on loan from the personal collection of Paige Powell, alongside works by other seminal artists such as The Bomb (1983) by CRASH and Untitled (1983), a spray painting by Keith Haring spanning three metres. Portraits such as Keith Haring (Red) (2010) andBasquiat (Red) (2010) by Shepard Fairey demonstrate how early practitioners of the genre continue to inspire younger artists, while FUTURA’s work El Diablo (1985) - part of KAWS’ personal collection - exemplifies the intergenerational dialogue and influence between street artists working today. JR’s work Eye Contact #13 (2018) evokes old school rail yards as model trains on tiny tracks move back and forth, creating an optical illusion on each run.  Examining how the movement shaped other genres, the exhibition will also display works such as Charlie Ahearn’s film Juanito, which captures the story of his twin, sculptor John Ahearn making casts of people in Bronx and immortalising them in plaster. Elsewhere, works by AIKO and Lady Pink will explore how female artists responded and contributed to a genre traditionally dominated by men.

Venue address: 6F, Kunsthalle, K11 MUSEA, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

K11 MUSEA is delighted to present this year’s first art exhibition – SPLENDID PARK by Hong Kong contemporary artist and “Godfather of Designer Toys” Michael Lau. This would be Lau’s debut institutional exhibition of nearly 40 artworks including paintings and sculptures created from 2011–2022, featuring iconic series in the artist's oeuvre including Gardener, Package Change, First Encounter, Soliloquy, Master, Flower,  and Portrait. The exhibition opens on February 11 in celebration of the revitalization of Hong  Kong art scene as well as the welcoming of Spring, which simultaneously reinforces the artist’s main concept for this exhibition — “The true beauty of spring always finds its way to thrive beyond the fences” .

Creator of Gardener, an avant-garde figurine series in the 1990s that established a collective scene of Hong Kong street culture, Lau played a pivotal role in leading the global upsurge of collectible designer toys. In the past two decades, he has never ceased documenting pop culture through his art while in recent years, Lau re-visited paintings, the genre rooted in his earlier artistic training for his latest practice, enriching the visual library of contemporary art and bestowing Gardener—the utopia of youth, friendship and fantasy—a more contemporary context. Lau’s evolving practice boldly and precisely fused his formative practice, personal life experiences, and positive state of mind. Comprised of scattered yet consistent visual symbols, an aesthetic that hovers between abstraction and figuration, playful and surreal deconstruction,appropriation and juxtapositions of art historical masterpieces, Lau beckons the audiences to a retrospect of his artistic journey starting from Gardener in 1999, through his epiphanies from In  the  Garden,  and  eventually  reaching  the  extensive,  all-encompassing  wonderland: SPLENDID PARK. The exhibition retains Lau’s commitment to community and integrates his reflections on art and today’s world. It’s not only a timely review of Lau’s oeuvre, but also a sincere invitation for audiences to immerse deep into the artist’s creative world.

Contemporary artist Andrew Luk and recorder player/composer Erikson Ting from Zeit Recorder Quartet, come together for their first-ever collaboration—Haunted, Salvaged, a zen garden constructed by the remnants of artificial materials.

Ting’s composition, 𝘋𝘪𝘳𝘢𝘤 𝘚𝘦𝘢, inspired by Luk’s work, will be performed by his recorder quartet Zeit at Gold Ball located on the 2nd floor of K11 Musea every Saturday and Sunday from 3 pm to 3:30 pm during the exhibition. The ensemble will also perform selected works by renowned Japanese composer Ryohei Hirose. Let’s travel along the past and present with this unique installation, and immerse in the extraordinary audio-visual art experience!

Every Saturday and Sunday, 3 pm – 3:30 pm

Venue address: Gold Ball, 2/F, K11 MUSEA, TST

K11 MUSEA is pleased to present Hot Concrete: LA to HK,  the first major group presentation of Los Angeles-based artists in Hong Kong, running from Friday, 21 October  through to Sunday, 13 November 2022. Sponsored and supported by UBS AG, H.Moser & Cie and Ruinart;  the exhibition is curated by Sow & Tailor (Los Angeles), presented by K11 MUSEA (Hong Kong) and WOAW Gallery  (Hong Kong); and co-organized by Ouyang Art Consulting (Los Angeles). Hot Concrete: LA to HK is the second  iteration of Sow & Tailor’s inaugural exhibition from 2021 with an expanded selection of thirty artists and over  fifty-five artworks. As an epicenter for creativity not only in Asia, but also internationally, Hong Kong enthusiastically  welcomes the explosive creativity of Los Angeles and the breadth and rigor of its multidisciplinary and multi generational artists. 

Opening Reception: 20 October | 6 – 9PM
Art Talk: K11 KONVERSATIONS, Friday, 21 October 2022 | 3-4PM
Venue address: 6F, Kunsthalle, K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 Musea, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Presented by Gallery 27, <KAZUMASA NAGAI: FROM NOW TO ETERNITY> retrospective showcase will take place from 30 September to 12 October 2022 at K11 MUSEA. This is Kazumasa Nagai’s first retrospective in Hong Kong, showcasing with over 100 selected posters and original etchings works since late 1950s.

This showcase seeks to deliver a multi-faceted narration of Nagai with a thematic display in terms of the evolution of his design language in four chapters - Lens to the World, Beyond the Horizon, Imagery of the Living World, and Friends for Life. Tracing chronologically, the four chapters trace Nagai’s transformative practice from geometric abstract form in the 1950s - 60s, and experimentation with photo collage in the 70s, to figurative illustrations that he ceaselessly practices till today.

About Kazumasa Nagai

At the age of 93, Kazumasa Nagai is widely recognised as one of the most acclaimed Japanese designers and printmakers in the twentieth century. His early creative works, ranging from commercial branding, national identity, poster to print making, speak for a post-war way of seeing and contemporary design language. He created many iconic commercial designs and posters including Asahi Breweries, Nissin, 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics and Expo 1975 in Okinawa and his signature LIFE series poster. Till this day, Nagai continues to draw and work every day, amassing his poster portfolio to over 1000 pieces.
Venue address: K11 MUSEA 6F Kunsthalle

Take a nosedive into a frenzy of world-class art at K11 MUSEA as K11’s annual Art Karnival returns for a nation-wide fête — arriving simultaneously at K11 in Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenyang and Wuhan!

As the lines between the digital and physical continue to blur, perspectives get jumbled as a Karnival of artworks pull you in to question what’s real and tangible. Take the leap into an unfamiliar realm of art discovery today!

Find a series of renowned artworks by internationally recognised artists waiting for you to discover, including larger-than-life installations, interactive works, limited-time art pop-ups and showcases, and more! What are you waiting for? Dive into K11 MUSEA’s Art Karnival today!

For all details — and to book a tour — visit the website.

K11 is proud to launch its public art programme, ‘Symphony of the Future’, as one of the four art programmes of Art@Harbour, a project presented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR). Art@Harbour will be held from 23 June to 18 December at the Tamar Park, and Tsim Sha Tsui and Hung Hom promenades. Multiple outdoor art installations and digital art façades featuring the integration of art, science and technology will be set up by project partners at various locations, complementing each other and creating photogenic spots along the promenade. By displaying art pieces contributed by international and local artists, the project aims to inject vibrancy and innovation into the harbourfront and offer the public new interactive experiences to enhance the celebration ambience for the city.

‘Symphony of the Future’, open to the public along the Promenade of K11 MUSEA, the Avenue of Stars and Salisbury Garden, is a meticulously curated public art programme that reflects K11’s mission to be at the forefront of the evolving art world and demonstrates its ongoing commitment to combining art, lifestyle and technology. The three featured art pieces that have been contributed by international and local artists, namely, HΞXAVΞRSΞ (2022) by Don Diablo*, Looking Up (2022) by Tom Friedman and a prelude for the future (2022) by Olivier Cong (江逸天), explore the use of new technology and mixed media to bring foresight to a hopeful future.

In a pursuit to diversify the art space while spotlighting rising talent, Gallery Ascend introduces up and coming artists to worldwide audiences, pushing them to greater, international heights — hence the name, Gallery Ascend.

Marking the gallery’s second anniversary is the “Exodus” Group Show, defined as an expedition in art that features 40 artists from across the globe on a weekly rotational basis, including Kwang Hyun Kim, Kohei Yamada, Jun Makita, Yoora Lee, Jade Ng, and more.

Venue address: 610, 6F, K11 MUSEA, TST

Continuing an ongoing collaboration centred on haute couture together with the conservation of storied forms of craft from the East and West, New World Development CEO and K11 Founder Adrian Cheng joins forces with world-renowned fashion icon Carine Roitfeld to host the Savoir-Faire: The Mastery of Craft in Fashion — a grand celebration of artisanship, art and culture at K11 MUSEA this December.

The exhibition will showcase rare artefacts and modern pieces from the archives of K11 Craft & Guild Foundation’s (KCG), which was established by Cheng in 2018 to conserve and preserve Chinese traditional craftsmanship; alongside works of haute couture and prêt-à-porter from acclaimed design houses that include Balenciaga, Chanel, Christian Dior, Givenchy, Iris van Herpen, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Tom Ford, and Valentino, and avant-garde designers such as Richard Quinn and Tom Van der Borght.

Venue address: 6F, K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA

Inseparable from the Cartier brand, the panther motif has reigned as an indomitable symbol of the house ever since its emergence in the early 20th century. Regal, elegant and graceful, this magnetic feline is going on the prowl at Cartier’s “Into The Wild” pop-up at K11 MUSEA.

Open for a limited time only, “Into the Wild” takes you on a journey through the rise of the Cartier panther—from its transformation under the helm of Creative Director of High Jewellery Jeanne Toussaint, to its current status as a dynamic and lively symbol of creative inspiration for the house and the global panther ambassador community.

Venture into the wild as you meander through the “Follow the Panther” corridor and step into the “Delve into the Panther Timeline” room, where the feline’s rise to prominence is on full display. Celebrate the brilliant mind behind the panther, Jeanne Toussaint, and explore the iconic design through a series of short films and photogenic experience tunnels. Lastly, discover the collection and find your very own favourite Panthère in the final showroom. Register for the visit.

Venue address: 605, 6F, K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA

This Autumn, K11 is bringing the concept of Cultural-Retail to the next level with MUSE ROOMS.

From 29th September to 14th November, 2021, K11 MUSEA presents a collection of six art & design dreamlands – MUSE ROOMS – to fuel audiences with creative immersive experiences that stimulate the senses.

Presenting a novel way to approach arts and culture, K11 MUSEA brings to the public an array of cross-disciplinary collaborations between artists and designers, and lifestyle brands and tastemakers, aiming to ignite the imagination and open up the possibilities of creative imagination as visitors roam through the six MUSE ROOMS at K11 MUSEA.

The line-up of artists, including a’strict, Jon Burgerman, Nelson Chow, Tony Oursler, Hajime Sorayama and Joyce Wang, takes vistors on an artistic journey that fuses art, design, style and taste all together in this cultural-retail landmark.

Enrol for the free tour

This autumn, Sotheby’s and K11 Group will collaborate once again between 18 and 21 September to showcase Sotheby’s Hong Kong 2021 Autumn Auctions Preview at K11 MUSEA, the ‘Silicon Valley of Culture’ in Hong Kong, presenting highlights from Sotheby’s September and October auctions.

Special highlight is the “Heartbreak Tango – Yellow Jacket”, the iconic costume as seen in Wong Kar Wai's globally acclaimed movie "Happy Together: (1997), paying tribute to the legendary pop icon Leslie Cheung’s memorable look.

The four-day preview will feature over 40 pieces of modern and contemporary art by Asian and Western masters including Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Zao Wou-Ki, George Condo and Yoshitomo Nara; as well as the selected pieces from the upcoming jewellery, watches, sneakers and handbags sales.

Date: Saturday, 18 September - Tuesday, 21 September 2021
Time: 11am – 7pm
Venue: 605, 6F, K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA
Pre-register now: https://rsvp.theworldsbest.events/_zdlgg

Pearl Lam Galleries is pleased to present Ren Ri: Yuansu, a pop-up exhibition of unique beeswax sculptures by Beijing-based artist Ren Ri at K11 MUSEA. Ren Ri (b. 1984) works in the unique medium of beeswax, creating, in collaboration with the insects, mesmerizing sculptures that document his intimate experience with bees as both an artist and a beekeeper. He manipulates the movement of bees and the formation of honeycombs to create metaphysical and hybrid sculptures, which investigate the force of nature and consequences of human intervention.

On view are two distinctive series of artworks: Yuansu I: The Origin of Geometry (2007), which incorporates maps into the make-up of the beeswax, and Yuansu II, in which Ren has created a series of stunning geometrical sculptures by manipulating bee behaviour. Ren places a queen bee in the middle of a box, while the worker bees start to build natural beehives around her. Every seven days, Ren randomly changes the position of the box, like rolling dice, to create a living object.

Venue address: Shop 610, L6, K11 MUSEA, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Sotheby’s Hong Kong is thrilled to present JAY CHOU x SOTHEBY’S, a ground-breaking collaboration between Sotheby’s and legendary musical icon and avid art collector Jay Chou. The reigning “King of Mandopop” is well known for incorporating elements of fine art, poetry, classical styles into his work – engineering compelling convergences of art and music, connecting with audiences across multiple generations. Uniting entertainment and fine art, this much-anticipated event marks the inaugural edition of Sotheby’s celebrated CONTEMPORARY CURATED: ASIA, an auction series that will feature exceptional works by blue-chip artists and rising stars handpicked by Jay to be offered in a highly anticipated evening sale on 18 June, followed by an online day sale from 10 – 22 June.

Display of Costumes and Antique Piano:

11 – 18 June | 10am – 10pm
G/F, Opera Theatre, K11 MUSEA

Display of Auction Artworks:

12 June | 3pm – 7pm
13 – 17 June | 11am – 7pm
18 June | 11am – 5pm
L21, K11 ATELIER, Victoria Dockside

Pre-registration is required. Successful registrants will receive an email confirmation, which is required for admission to the exhibition.
Click HERE to Pre-register Your Auction Preview

Co-organised by the Consulate General of France in Hong Kong and Macau, K11 Art Foundation, and Videotage, Micromégas presents a new video work by French artist Théodora Barat during her 8-week residency in Hong Kong from February to April 2021. The work will be screened for the first time at K11 MUSEA’s immersive outdoor venue Sunken Plaza in the evening from 18 to 24 May.

Artist Théodora Barat has been invited to join the residency to create a new media work inspired by the territory of Hong Kong and generate an artistic dialogue between Hong Kong and France.

Venue address: K11 MUSEA Sunken Plaza, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui,

From 14 May - 27 June 2021, K11 MUSEA celebrates the city’s annual art festival with a multitude of exhibitions, Art Karnival tours and workshops whilst exploring the world of gourmet and design through an artistic lens. With a vision to foster the city’s art scene and propagate culture amongst the community, K11 MUSEA’s Art Karnival is an inclusive month-long celebration for everyone with an appreciation for the arts. A highlight of the month is Asia’s first showcase of Rose II, an 8.5 metre steel rose rising from Tsim Sha Tsui Harbourfront by Isa Genzken. Just a few steps away from this spectacular sculpture, discover a world of art that evokes a sense of humour and surprise with the interactive ‘Rose’s Allure’ artistic activation. For collectors, don’t miss the worldwide exclusive launch of GUFRAMINI® PINK EDITION and world’s first launch of BROKEN SERIES PINK EDITION at MUSE EDITION and the launch of Chinese Art: The Impossible Collection by Adrian Cheng and John Dodelande.
For art lovers, visit K11 Art Foundation’s showcases including In Just a Blink of an Eye, the iconic installation by Chinese contemporary artist Xu Zhen, City as Studio publication and Calligraphy Rhapsody – Retrospective Exhibition of Georges Mathieu co-presented with the Consulate General of France in Hong Kong & Macau.

Venue address: K11 Musea, TST

This Spring, China Guardian Hong Kong is delighted to showcase at K11 MUSEA for the first time to present Asian 20th Century and Contemporary Art Highlight Preview. During 1- 4 April at this iconic cultural-retail destination, K11 MUSEA, 50 highlight artworks will show a significant breadth of classic and cutting-edge art that is bound to impress! K11 MUSEA serves as a pivotal platform for global art and cultural showcases for the community; with a mission to create shared value, empower creativity and social innovation for the next generation.

Venue address: 6/F, K11 Musea, TST

Massimo De Carlo is proud to present temporary gallery pop-pp at K11 MUSEA with showcase of works by Paola Pivi and Lu Song.

An idea incubator and a magnifying glass into the gallery’s artists and programs, this new Pop-up space interacts with a very vibrant side of the city of Hong Kong and collaborates with the many activities at Victoria Dockside.

Presenting a series of dedicated exhibitions open to the public throughout the end of May, MASSIMODECARLO Gallery Pop-up is an innovative exhibition concept that enhances a new dialogue between the artworks and the context.

Venue address: 610, K11 Art & Cultural Centre, K11 MUSEA, 6F, Tsim Sha Tsui

K11 Art Foundation and Q Contemporary is delighted to co-present ‘Tracing the Fragments’, a collaborative collection of prominent works of Central Eastern European and Chinese contemporary art that share great similarities among the differences they exhibit. The works selected explore the idea of timescape, as well as the formation and interpretation of memories.

Participating artists: Magdalena Abakanowicz, Christian Boltanski, Alin Bozbiciu, Geta Brătescu, Mira Brtka, Horia Damian, Radomir Damnjan, Wang Gongxin, Chen Han, Al Held, Tao Hui, Anna Hulačová, Đorđe Ivačković, Ilona Keserü, Stanislav Kolíbal, Dóra Maurer, Li Ming, Cheng Ran, Kálmán Szijártó, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Artem Volokitin

Venue address: K11 Musea, 6F, Art & Culture Centre, TST