Lucie Chang Fine Arts are proud to showcase the innovative works of four outstanding international artists - Andrew Bick, Albano Hernandez, Jonathan Miles, and YU Xiao. This exhibition provides art enthusiasts with a unique opportunity to seek deeper into the profound aesthetics of the artists and their artworks.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, Wong Chuk Hang

In the afternoon, she had her hair permed at Jane & Joan Hair Salon before spending hours dancing and sweating at a disco with a couple of her best friends. Under the starry night, she returned to her room, took off her lace short-sleeved blouse and hip-wrapped skirt, showing her silk briefs and the bra that she had requested someone to order from Shenzhen (or possibly Hong Kong), stretched her back in front of the mirror, and then stood in a sensual S-shape.

This is the girl next door created by Zhu Xinjian. She could have been in Nanjing, Hangzhou, or Suzhou in the 1980s and 1990s. Zhu, who was strictly schooled in fine arts, abandoned the squareness of painting picture-story books and turned his concentration to the girls on the streets, using his ink unconstrained but exquisite, decadent but dedicated, and looking but caring.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is pleased to announce that we will be hosting Old Master Q’s 60th-anniversary manuscript pop-up exhibition from August 28th to September 8th!

In the early 1960s,  Alfonso Wong (1925~2017.1) created the comics series “Old Master Q” (OMQ) by using his eldest son’s name Wong Chak as a pseudonym. Under Wong's humor and talent, four to six-panel comic strips were created, with each panel titled with a four-character idiom, bringing to life an imaginative story world for readers. The "Old Master Q" series reflects the vitality of Hong Kong's urban life and the diversity of art, becoming the favorite reading material for the old and the young Chinese for decades.

One of the highlights of the exhibition is the display of precious original manuscripts drawn by Alfonso Wong and Joseph Wong. Additionally, Joseph Wong's artistic vision will be showcased through a series of stunning OMQ paintings, where the colourful or black-and-white OMQ characters are brought to life. As the artist expressed, art can take different forms and perspectives. Old Master Q is not just a comic character, but also a source of inspiration for artists.

Opening reception: 28 August 2-6pm

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition, "Theta Sequencing," which will feature the artworks of two exceptional young female artists, Ji Zou and Zhou Binbin. This exhibition provides art enthusiasts with a unique opportunity to delve deeper into the artistic journeys and inspirations of these remarkable talents.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

"He is the Hong Kong legendary figure who treated public spaces as his canvas."

Goethe-Institut Hongkong is pleased to present, in collaboration with L+/Lucie Chang Fine Arts, the exhibition "Rediscovering the King of Kowloon" in the Goethe-Gallery and the Black Box Studio of the Goethe-Institut from May 17 to June 20, 2024.

The purpose of this exhibition is to allow everyone to embark on a journey of rediscovering the King of Kowloon, a figure who transcended artistic boundaries and became a symbol of Hong Kong. In his life story, we feel the resonance brought by his indomitable spirit. Throughout his life, Tsang Tsou Choi, also known as the King of Kowloon, never considered himself an artist. To him, graffiti in the streets of Hong Kong was merely a pure form of self-expression. With the passage of time and the shift in Hong Kong's identity, his works, which were once controversial, now carry multiple universal values.

In collaboration with L+/Lucie Chang Fine Arts

Exhibition Opening: 17.5.2024 (Fri), 5:00pm - 6:30pm

Venue address: 14/F Hong Kong Arts Centre, 2 Harbour Road, Wan Chai

Let's step into the Enigmatic World of 'Quantum - He Jia Solo' Exhibition at Lucie Chang Fine Arts!
Immerse yourself in the captivating artwork of He Jia, a whimsical Naxi artist, as Lucie Chang Fine Arts proudly presents 'Quantum'. Experience the mesmerizing fusion of material illusions and boundless visual exploration, where uncertainty meets artistic freedom.

Here we witness his transition towards capturing the essence of everyday existence and the pursuit of poetic rhythm. Through the 'Acid Quantum' and 'Transmutation Quantum' series, He Jia unveils a profound reflection on the ever-shifting realm of visual art and knowledge. Just as the quantum world challenges our perceptions, his paintings push the boundaries of reality, blurring the line between the tangible and the intangible. Explore the emerging realities of virtual perception, cyber perception, and super-perception, as technology and consciousness merge to create a mesmerizing 'hybrid'.

Gallery address: 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is delighted to announce the opening of Korean artist Eddie Kang’s (b.1980) exhibition “Like a Guiding Star”. Kang expresses his life journey in a bright, warm, and optimistic manner, and this exhibition will present various paintings and sculptures that have never been exhibited in Hong Kong.

Kang’s works have been exhibited at different museums and art galleries, including Gana Art (Seoul), Paradise Zip (Seoul), Luohu Art Museum (Shenzhen), and Metaphysical Art Gallery (Taipei). As for his public collections and collaborations, Kang’s works exist in different institutions and brands, such as the Wooyang Museum of Contemporary Art (Gyeongju), Kolon, Amore, and Asia Society Hong Kong. He also collaborates with Korea NBA, MCM, Tribeca Film Festival Chanel, LG, etc. Kang’s artworks are well-known and collected by celebrities across the world. Famous artists such as Jay Chou, JJ Lin, BTS member j-hope, famous Korean actors Jun Ji-hyun and Lee Yo-won, and Yuri of Girls’ Generation also acquired Kang’s artworks.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road

“Serendipper,” Novo’s first exhibition in Hong Kong, is a collection of his still life and interior scenes.

“Serendipper” referring to “one who finds joy by chance,” presents unexpected encounters with a charming scene in an unfamiliar place, or an object that has been waiting for you in a huge vintage market that you need a whole day to explore all. Even a tin case or glasses on your desk that you see every day sometimes evoke some intense emotions. Novo loves the joy and excitement of these serendipitous discoveries. In most cases, the discovery feels surprising, but on second thought those situations are something so common that we often miss them. So the artist focuses on expressing his own universe rather than depicting the external world, and develops himself by closely paying attention to the psychology of his happy moments.

Novo, who unflinchingly spotlights his life through works across diverse genres, grew up in a homogenized and controlled society, which made him thirsty for diversity, and has since been inspired by objects that speak to him. Novo's work consistently expresses his outlook on life in pursuit of happiness. The artist, for example, constantly explores and depicts his favorite objects, plants that grow freely, and feelings of joy and excitement. He says it would be meaningless to delve into the artist's intentions, as he just wanted to express emotions and feelings through his work.

Opening reception: 30.11, 6-8pm

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is thrilled to announce the upcoming solo exhibition of Professor Wong Chak Joseph, the author of the legendary art comics series “Old Master Q” this September. Just like a family reunion on a moonlit night, the characters of "Old Master Q" will return to Hong Kong after the pandemic and reunite with readers at the exhibition.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road

Lucie Chang Fine Arts/L+ is pleased to announce the upcoming exhibition of Multiple Identities, featuring the works of eight talented Artists. Participating Artists include Alex Lam, Alfred Cheng, Amanda Lee, Carlos Koo, Damian Boylan,  Giedrius Sruogis, Jlee 360 and Kwai Bun.

*All Artists of this exhibition are selected and handpicked by Jessica Lee. Jlee is also known as Jlee/Jlee 360 which is one of the participating Artists of Multiple identities.

Jlee is an Art Professional, certified laughter yoga leader, multidisciplinary Artist, Art dealer, Art Consultant and more. She believes that ART is the universal language that draws and brings people together.  She has collaborated with Lucie Chang Fine Arts/L+ and created this unique exhibition called “Multiple Identities.” She wishes people to embrace their different roles and sides in life and encourages positive thinking.  Jlee believes that not only full-time artists have the talent, all these participating artists have one thing in common which is the passion in ART and also the multiple roles in their career and life.  Jlee would love to provide a stage for these multitalented artists to shine and display their works.

During the exhibition period, it includes private tour and art music performance and special workshops. “Multiple identities” featuring the works of eight talented unique artists from different background. Medium includes copper, marble artworks, drawings, paintings and wearable art watch. 

“Having Multiple identities make people attractive and creative, it allows people to view things in different angles and bring people together” Jlee 360 

“I am, it seems, interested in people with multiple identities , I think we all have multiple identities.” Dana Spiotta –  Dana is the author, winner of the St. Francis College Literary Prize.

Gallery address: 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is delighted to announce the upcoming exhibition The Other Side in June, featuring the works of eight young talented female artists born in or after 1980s: Alice Lin, Angel Hui, Bao Ho, ​Gedvile Bunikyte, Morgan Xinmo Wu, XZOO studio- M&X (Margie and Xinru) and Yu Xiao. Each artist brings her unique perspective on nature of life to the table through their creation by exploring various forms of media and materials.

Although the media, expressions and field of the artists are contrasting, observations and thoughts about daily lives and nature are their common muse. Alice Lin's paintings, blending wildlife, plants and human forms, employs surrealism to project the peaceful yet vacant reality in her eyes; Angel Hui combines daily necessities with traditional Chinese craft, as seen in her series【Embroidery on the plastic bag – Hong Kong Goldfish Street 2】, exhibited at Art Basel 2022; Bao, known for her freestyle work with mural, street art and illustrations, create fantastical scenes featuring human and animal characters that simultaneously reflect the daily life in our city; Gedvile Bunikyte uses colors, lines, and shapes as tools to capture her journey of personal transformation, inviting viewers to participate in a meditative experience; Morgan Wu explores social issues and the hidden symbols in nature through various media, materials and technology; XZOO studio (M&X) creates art furniture and sculptures that embodies a unique hybridity inspired by their deep understanding of culture and aesthetics from Eastern and Western life; Finally, Yu Xiao expands the boundaries of abstract painting and opens up viewing experiences by revealing the reality of life through her creative concept and emotional expression of “Underbelly”.

Despite their diverse styles and approaches, these artists share a common thread in their ability to capture the essence of their surroundings through their artistic creations. Each work symbolises the result of a breakthrough of self-consciousness, concepts and ideas are folded and expended repeatedly. Therefore, The Other Side is demonstrating the process of heterotopia to the public through different dimensions of life. Hoping the audience can jump out of the box, think in the other side, explore different possibilities in art expressions and life experience.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

We are pleased to present METAMANIAKS, by Japanese artist Snipe1. The first of our international artists to visit Hong Kong after the covid. The artist will be presenting his fascinating graffiti paintings and sculptures.

A pioneer among Japanese graffiti writers, Snipe1 has been active since the dawn of Japan’s graffiti scene and later threw himself into the graffiti world of early 1990s New York during his teenage years. Snipe1’s graffiti draws upon the sensibility of street culture but incorporates an edge of “dirtiness” that lends to an unmistakable individual style. By pushing the boundaries, he continuously dares to toe the danger of breaking stereotypes.

In here, the artist aims to spark a conversation, to challenge people's thoughts, and to ultimately encourage them to question the reality we live in.

Opening Reception: March 9, 6-8pm

Live performance and guided tour: March 18, 3-5 PM

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is proud to announce for this winter, we are presenting the exhibition “on hong kong // anothermountainman solo 2022” by anothermountainman (Stanley Wong), which will bring together the long-running redwhiteblue collection, including new series “seeing words in hong kong / redwhiteblue // words talking / self talking /”, classic creations, sculptures and photographs “to begin with, there’s no matter” and “painting by god” alongside. He translates characteristics of the city into various art projects with the technique, silk screen on canvas, to address a fresh viewpoint with perceptual experience in response to today, the uniqueness of Hong Kong. Moreover, the promotion of well-being and social values.

Holding different forms of exhibitions, his work will also display at Art Basel 2023, March 23-25, in corresponding to this exhibition, utilising his works to infect and reinvent the space, referencing the ubiquitous Hong Kong fabric as well as his origins. The artist brings his passion for photography and various creative mediums into the space with a strong focus on social issues. “redwhiteblue” is like the HK spirit that lies behind the material- resilience, and adaptability. Over the past two decades, he gained international awareness with his ‘red, white and blue’ series that promotes the ‘positive spirit of Hong Kong’, which he presented at the 51st Venice Biennale in 2005 representing Hong Kong.

Lucie Chang Fine Arts in Hong Kong, China, in collaboration with Galeria Cuatro in Valencia, Spain, present a group exhibition of Spanish New Wave artists ‘Global Children’ at Lucie Chang Fine Arts Hong Kong, China from 15th October until December 2022.

The group show will present over 20 works by Spanish artists David de Limón (1981), Julieta XLF (1982) and Jordi Machí (1983). It is the first time these artists will be shown in Asia, and is a turning point for the newly coined ‘Spanish New Wave’ movement in the region.

The exhibition aspires to exalt multiculturalism, credit globalisation and uncover social influences between the Spanish artists and Asian audiences. The fictional characters, and cartoons in their art are not accidental, they are an unequivocal result of Western artists being inspired by Asian expression. A sense of cultural curiosity for anime and manga subcultures comes through, making works from major cultural events like the Internet Age, ‘Kawaii’, Nintendo, and Super Mario. A fantastical sense and vibrant style create comparisons between the Spanish visual artists, meant to draw appreciation from adults and elderly, to children.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts/L+ are proud to announce the first solo exhibition in Hong Kong, 18 works by PACOWHY.
His infinite worship and love for the American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, he created and developed his own road of graffiti painting. Pacowhy's creative inspiration comes from his life and work, what he sees, hears, and dreams. The uniqueness of his work may lie in rich colors and pictures.

Familiar yet diverse tiger characters appear in the "tiger of 2022" series. This series of works is like an old man doing graffiti arts on retro streets. The overall color tone is worn and faded with a dark tone as its ending.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is pleased to present - Tales of "Kowloon King" a solo exhibition of Tsang Tsou Choi (a.k.a King of Kowloon). In this solo exhibition, we will present a number of his unique and legendary pop culture works under the theme of "The King of Kowloon" for the audience to enjoy. Through the exhibition, we hope to share his lesser-known story and his cultural values. Tsang Tsou Choi (a.k.a "King of Kowloon") was born in Guangzhou in 1921, Tsang Tsou Choi traveled to Hong Kong as a poor, barely literate teenager. After discovering some important ancestral documents, Tsang claimed that the land of Kowloon belonged to his family, thereby adopting the title “King of Kowloon”.

Over the years, he has created his own graffiti-style calligraphy, using the Chinese traditional "Four Treasures of Study" （文房四寶） brush and ink to write on public objects such as walls, bridge piers, traffic light control boxes, and lamp posts in the cosmopolitan city of Hong Kong. Discussion Panel "The Graffiti World of Tsang Tsou Choi: Deconstruct and Restructure of Chinese Character" presented by Lucie Chang Fine Arts will explore how King of Kowloon and Hong Kong artist Mr. Chan Yuk Keung Kurt deconstruct and re-present traditional Chinese characters in an artistic way. Speakers include a retired professor of the Department of Fine Arts, CUHK Mr. Chan Yuk Keung Kurt, "King of Kowloon" Tsang Tsou Choi's collector and curator Mr. Chung Yin Chai, and the founder of Lucie Chang Fine Arts Ms. Chang Yue. We also invited the managing editor of CoBo Social Ms. Denise Tsui to be the moderator. The event will be held at Lucie Chang Fine Arts on May 21, 2022.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

What is conceptual art? One of the points is: "Is there any question asked?"
"The Consciousness of Questions" is an important feature of conceptual art.
"Untitled" is a work that does not have an inscription that can be completed.
The problem of "untitled" has become a problem: the requirement of a title becomes a convention, but this title has little significance for good artwork, and either painting the lily or leading astray.
Therefore, untitled questions are better than titled questions; So let's call our exhibition "untitled questions".
- Liu Ke

The question of the title for abstract art has always been problematic. Whereas figurative painting generally presents to the eye something that can also be described with words, abstract art is not supposed to be perceived that way.
Although my own work was never conceived as part of this history of abstraction, it is, however, decidedly not figurative art and I decided, over 30 years ago, to stick to a single title for every one of my drawings: Le Songe Creux, which can be translated as something like ‘The Hollow Dream’ but also means, in French, someone who is always daydreaming and not doing anything constructive. I chose this general title to remind myself, ironically, that my own social and physical being has little to do with this endeavor, and, more importantly, because what exists in these lines is the pursuit of forms where the Chinese philosophical concept of the void is perpetually present. 
- Frank Vigneron

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is pleased to present “Mad Tea Party”, a solo exhibition of a Japanese artist Aruta Soup. Featuring a new body of works, Aruta Soup is trying to get to the side of truth in a plane created by logical thought and the very primitive action – slapping a solid mass of paint on a support. Through these series of works, he hope he will be able to connect and expand the consciousness of those who receive the frequencies emitted from the paintings.

Mad Tea Party is going to open on 6 January and runs until early March 2022. This is the first exhibition of Lucie Chang Fine Arts in 2022!

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is pleased to present Basics of A Revenge, a solo exhibition of Japanese artist Tai Ogawa. Featuring a new body of works, the show is an ode to Ogawa’s childhood and entertainment culture of Japan, as well as a conscious response to the pandemic and other turning points in his life. Basics of Revenge opens on 18 November and runs until 18 December 2021. This is the artist’s first exhibition in Hong Kong. 

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, Wong Chuk Hang

Lucie Chang Fine Arts is happy to announce new solo exhibition by a Korean artist Eddie Kang.
Eddie Kang is an animamix artist that creates fictional space drawn from his memories and imaginations. Through symbolic icons, Kang reveals his perspective on urban society and expresses the lonesome emotions people feel amid busy crowds. Kang has a pessimistic outlook on the city life, but seeks to find positive meaning behind them. Preoccupied by technology and racing to get ahead in the capitalist economy, people are prone to lose their identities in the systematized modern culture. Kang’s robots are symbolic of the negative sides of a city. He sees tall skyscrapers as monsters and often pictures large buildings as robots whose entrances are mouths that swallow people. Through the negativities he sees in urban society, Kang expresses the positive notions that can be found behind them. Kang’s handmade doll attached on the canvas surface is a lonely bear aloof from the crowded chaos beneath, but it is also a true reflection of our hearts and life process. Pets and “happy cells” are other icons in his paintings that symbolize hope.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang

L+/ Lucie Chang Fine Arts will be working with emerging artist Jessie Siu through the HKAGA open call for young art talents for the Summer Programme. Jessie Siu, a postgraduate in Philosophy of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, is a self-taught painter.

In the morning of August SouthSideSaturday, we are happy to invite yoga tutor Flora Yu to hold a morning yoga workshop in our gallery space. We will spend a wonderfully relaxing morning preparing us to embrace a brand new day. In the afternoon, a guided tour will be conducted by Jessie. You can learn more about the curatorial concepts and meaning as well as the inspirations behind the artworks. Of course, you can exchange your artistic ideas with the artist and passionate art lovers as well. In this exhibition, Hong Kong-based artist Jessie Siu examines why our mind is clouded and explores ways that clear away those clouds of greed, anger, and selfishness to uncover a state of perfection that is, and always has been, our own true nature.

Gallery address: Gee Chang Hong Centre, Unit C, 12/F, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Rd, Wong Chuk Hang

L+/Lucie Chang Fine Arts is pleased to announce the opening of the 2021 Snipe1 Solo Exhibition *METASHEEPLE* ---"Which Iz The Shepard?" at the gallery’s newly opened art space in Wong Chuk Hang. Snipe1 is a prominent Japanese graffiti writer who has been active since the dawn of Japanese graffiti and collaborated with TAKASHI MURAKAMI and MADSAKI.

“METASHEEPLE (HK_2021)” is the first solo exhibition of Snipe1 in Hong Kong. He continues the phenomenological scale, revealing the direct causality between the virus and the sociological response to the pandemic. Another highlight of his works reflects the social tendency, like the fanaticism towards non-fungible token (NFT). The rise and fall in the NFT is controlling the financial sector at the same time influencing the daily life of modern people, his works create resonance in all of us.

Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, Wong Chuk Hang

L+/ Lucie Chang Fine Arts is pleased to present the duo exhibition “Pleasure Land”, showcasing two prominent graffiti artists XEME @xememex and WAIS @wais1 at the gallery’s newly opened art space in Wong Chuk Hang.

XEME has long become an eminent name, bombing the streets of Hong Kong with an ever-evolving style, from traditional tags to Chinese calligraphy to pixelated words and images. WAIS has been active in St. Petersburg and Hong Kong with his distinctive layered style in mural creation. From walls to canvas, what doesn’t change is their pursuit of excellence and innovation through playing with elements including colors, shapes, and textures.

On March 18, there is the “Meet the Artists” session from 5pm to 9pm. Don’t miss out the great chance to see the artists in person and know more about their artworks!

Exhibition period: 18/3/2021–15/5/2021
Gallery address: Unit C, 12/F, Gee Chang Hong Centre, 65 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Wong Chuk Hang