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Galleries, curators and artists are raising funds to support humanitarian efforts in the embattled country, following a natural disaster which claimed more than 3,600 lives.

Our favourite shows of work by Hong Kong artists that are on during Hong Kong Art Week, which runs from March 24 to 31.

One hundred and eight galleries, and the work of more than 500 artists from 45 countries across the globe, mark the fair’s most extensive presentation to date.

The Asia Now Paris art fair, which focuses on presenting contemporary Asian art, has announced the more than 70 galleries that will participate in its upcoming edition, slated to take place October 20 to October 23.

The love affair between Hong Kong’s Karin Weber Gallery and art from Myanmar is a long and respectful one that spans a quarter of a century.

Karin Weber Gallery returns to its local roots with "Click…Clatter… Clunk…", a group exhibition celebrating the history of traditional printing companies which sprung up around the Central and Sheung Wan neighbourhoods on Hong Kong Island in the 1960’s and 70s.

The city's inaugural Digital Art Fair will also take place at the venue, which the British retailer abandoned during the pandemic.

The Hong Kong Art Gallery Association announced the return of UNSCHEDULED, a showcase of 15 Hong Kong galleries, which will take place from 2 to 6 September 2021 at the former TopShop location on Queen's Road Central.

It has been six months since Myanmar's military seized power from elected-leader Aung San Suu Kyi on 1 February 2021...

There's nothing like a fresh eye in matters of art and aesthetics, which makes the work of a clutch of artists at Karin Weber Gallery's exhibition Reflections on Paper all the more interesting.

With much of Hong Kong's art scene put on hold over the last two months, galleries and museums are now slowly reopening.

As Hong Kong bounces back from a second wave of imported Covid-19 cases, with the Health Department reporting zero new patients on April 20, galleries have been getting back up to speed with their programs.

A collaborative online platform launched in Hong Kong on March 4, ART Power HK, is the latest effort from the art community to combat cancellations of art events due to the spread of Covid-19.

Several art galleries continue to hold planned exhibitions despite the health emergency in Hong Kong. ‘We want to support our artists,’ one gallery says

Men accounted for around eight out of 10 solo exhibitions last year at established contemporary art dealers in Hong Kong, the Post found