Exhibitions to Visit this July: Hong Kong
ByValencia Tong"Will (number M3)" (2017) by Wong Chung-yu (Image courtesy of the artist and Hanart TZ Gallery)
Visiting Hong Kong this summer? The Artling picks 9 must-see exhibitions you won't want to miss this July in Hong Kong!
Hanart TZ Gallery
Centrifugal Force: The Art Field of Wong Chung-yu
Wong Chung-yu
10 June - 15 July 2017
Hong Kong ink painter and new media artist Wong Chung-yu works with a range of media and techniques, from Chinese ink landscape painting to digital animation.
Image courtesy of the artist and Hanart TZ Gallery
M+, Hong Kong
Canton Express
Chen Shaoxiong, Duan Jianyu, Feng Qianyu, Jiang Zhi, Jin Jiangbo, Liang Juhui, Libreria Borges Bookshop (Chen Tong and Lu Yi), Lin Yilin, Liu Heng, U-theque Organisation (Ou Ning and Cao Fei), Vitamin Creative Space, Xu Tan, Yang Yong, and Zheng Guogu, curated by Hou Hanru, works donated by art collector Guan Yi
23 June - 10 September 2017
This exhibition restages part of the exhibition Zone of Urgency curated by Hou Hanru for the 2003 Venice Biennale. The works in the show, acquired and donated by art collector Guan Yi to M+, Hong Kong, explores the impact of rapid globalisation and urbanisation in China's Pearl River Delta in the 1990s.
Image courtesy of the artist and M+, Hong Kong
Tang Contemporary Art
Land of Freedom
Heri Dono
29 June - 12 August 2017
The exhibition features new paintings and an installation work by Heri Dono, one of the most celebrated artists from Indonesia.
Image courtesy of the artist and Tang Contemporary Art
Image courtesy of the artist and Tang Contemporary Art
Para Site
In Search of Miss Ruthless
Amna Asghar, Doreen Chan, Viola Chen, Dachal Choi, COME INSIDE, Eternal Dragonz, Jes Fan, Christopher K. Ho, Eisa Jocson, Linda C.H. Lai, Fiona Lee, Ma Qiusha, Hương Ngô, Ngoc Nau, Xiaoshi Vivian Vivian Qin, Renee So, Salote Tawale, Hiram To, Ka-Man Tse, Wong Kit Yi, Kristina Wong, Xiyadie, Yu Shuk Pui Bobby
2 July - 10 September 2017
In this group show, artists explore the theme of pageants and diasporic communities.
Image courtesy the designers and Para Site
Image courtesy of the artist and Para Site
Alisan Fine Arts
Desiring: Post 97 Hong Kong Ink Art
Lui Shou-kwan, Wucius Wong, Fang Zhaoling, TC Lai, Kum Chi-keung, Man Fung-yi, Cheuk Ka-wai Cherie, Ho Kwun-ting, Hui Hoi-kiu, Zhang Xiaoli, co-curated by Daphne King and Eric Leung
6 July - 31 August 2017
To mark the 20th anniversary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the exhibition showcases ink works by 10 local Hong Kong artists of different generations.
Image courtesy of the artist and Alisan Fine Art
Pace Gallery
Sui Jianguo Solo Exhibition
Sui Jianguo
7 July - 24 August 2017
The solo show features a selection of Sui Jianguo's works on paper and sculptures. The artist is hailed as a leading figure in Chinese contemporary sculpture.
Image courtesy of PACE Gallery
Edouard Malingue Gallery
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He Yida, Handiwirman Saputra, Jeremy Everett, Tao Hui, Phillip Lai
8 July - 26 August 2017
The artists relect on the temporal and spatial qualities of the everyday by assemblages of the quotidian or elements from nature.
Image courtesy of the artist and Edouard Malingue Gallery
de Sarthe Gallery
de Sarthe Artist Residency (deSAR)
Andrew Luk
12 July - 9 September 2017
Hong Kong artist Andrew Luk takes over de Sarthe Gallery's 10,000 sq ft space in Wong Chuk Hang, working on four new series that engage with the mediums of resin, vaporised superglue, aluminium, concrete and found objects.
Andrew working in the gallery
Image courtesy of de Sarthe Gallery
Lehmann Maupin Gallery
Points of Departure
Gao Ludi, Lu Song, Xie Nanxing
20 July - 9 September 2017
This group show features a selection of contemporary art from Chinese artists. Comprised of vibrant abstract paintings, the exhibition explores the idea of "points of departure".
Image courtesy of the artist and Lehmann Maupin Gallery
Sin Sin Fine Art
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Pablo Posada Pernikoff, Wensen Qi
21 July - 9 September 2017
The duo exhibition of French- Colombian artist Pablo Posada Pernikoff and French artist Wensen Qi explore how change in material forms induces commonality in our ideas and emotions.
"Gold Mist" (2016) by Pablo Posada Pernikoff
Image courtesy of the artist and Sin Sin Fine Art
Image courtesy of the artist and Sin Sin Fine Art
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