The WKCDA has signed 12 new MOUs with global institutions to boost international cultural exchange and talent development with partners from Saudi Arabia, Australia, and the UK.
Speed Gallery will close its Hong Kong gallery due to declining sales, political pressure, and recession. They maintain offices in Hong Kong and Beijing, focusing on client relationships and artist support. Other galleries have also departed.
There’s videos and site-specific installations exploring the fragile nature of morality and humanity’s brutality by Hong Kong artist Tsang Kin-Wah at Galerie du Monde, and a show bridging traditional folk crafts with contemporary art—and foregrounding women’s unseen labor—at Centre for Heritage Arts & Textile, to name a couple.
