Between Gaze and Mist, SC Gallery
SC Gallery presents a duo-exhibition by Hong Kong artists Cho Wing Ki and Lau Yin Yeung featuring their latest bodies of work that depict their daily lives. With a vibrant palette, Cho recreates the inviting feeling of her living circle. Through her paintings, she explores her position in society and her relationship to the external world. Meanwhile, Lau believes that even seemingly unrelated subjects are all interconnected, having delved into Buddhist philosophy in recent years. Through paintings, be it of landscapes or random objects, he explores the origins of his surroundings.
Where: 1902, Sungib Industrial building,53 Wong Chuk Hang Road
When: Until September 13, 2025
Worth Every Bite, ba d’arts
“Every bite is worth more than we thought.… Eat like you mean it: Worth every bite.” As the exhibition note suggests, Worth Every Bite explores the deeper meaning behind food. Through the artworks of seven distinct artists, the exhibition shows how food is a vessel for memories, stories, and life, holding a bigger purpose than nourishment. The immersive exhibition features a long dining table with curious-looking eggs laid out on top, drawings of mouthwatering Hong Kong cuisine, and sculptures that inspire reflection.
Where: ba d’arts, 1/F, Lee Fung Commercial Building, 32-36 Des Voeux Road West, Sheung Wan
When: Until September 7, 2025 (By appointment)
Imprints of Time, Tang Contemporary Art
Imprints of Time tackles the flowing narrative of Hong Kong’s past and future through the varied artworks of ten artists, which span drawing, painting, sculpture and installation. Kila Cheung’s bold sculptures and dreamlike paintings evoke a sense of tranquil contentment, while Pak Sheung Chuen’s conceptual works transform everyday moments into a stage set for inspection and reflection. “Transformation” is a central theme of all the artworks, telling of the city’s transformation and inviting viewers to muse on their own stories amidst relentless change.
Where: 10/F H Queen’s, 80 Queen’s Road Central, Central
When: Until September 23, 2025
Dream Rooms: Environments by Women Artists 1950s–Now, M+
As M+ points out, “environments are artworks in which viewers play an active role, stimulated by objects, light, moving image, and sound as they move through and around the work.” This exhibition presents the works of trailblazing women artists, including Judy Chicago, Aleksandra Kasuba, and Chiharu Sihota, who have had an enduring impact on the history of visual art. The works will be presented as full-scale reproductions, reconstructing the original through research and collaboration with experts and the artists themselves. While originally conceived and produced by Haus der Kunst München in 2023, the M+ presentation will be modifying the selection of artworks by adding a selection of environments by Asian women artists.
Where: West Gallery, L2
When: Sep 20, 2025-January 18, 2026
Rick Lowe: Harbour Fragments, Gagosian
Rick Lowe, The Harbour Fragments Series: Fragment 1 , 2025
© Rick Lowe Studio Photo: Thomas Dubrock Courtesy the artist and Gagosian
American artist Rick Lowe presents his first solo exhibition in Asia with nine new works inspired by Hong Kong. The artist abstracted aerial views of the city, featuring sections of Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong Island, and Kowloon, employing an improvisational approach to layered collage and material manipulation. Throughout Lowe’s career, he has been deeply connected to socially engaged art, with his work reflecting his commitment to community dynamics and spatial justice.
Where: 7/F, Pedder Building, 12 Pedder St, Central
When: September 11, 2025-November 1, 2025
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