Art
Sotheby's Sells Giacometti for Record $104.3 Million
A 1960 Alberto Giacometti sculpture sold for £65 million ($104.3 million) at Sotheby's, setting a record price for a work of art at auction and signaling a potential resurgence in the art market.
'A Path to Enlightenment' . . . the Art of Dharma' art exhibition from now until 27 Feb. 2010
A Path to Enlightenment . . .the Art of Dharma by Komkrit Sawatdirom & Paramat Lueng-on Gossip Gallery @Silom Galleria From now until February 27th, 2010
Unrecognised Leonardo da Vinci portrait revealed by his fingerprint
The ghost of a fingerprint in the top left corner of an obscure portrait appears to have confirmed one of the most extraordinary art discoveries.
Cultural project CEO search to start
The West Kowloon Cultural District Authority's global search for a chief executive officer will start soon, with the aim of having the successful candidate on board by year's-end, Chief Secretary Henry Tang says.
Wherefore Art Thou?
What is “conceptual art” anyway? Winnie Chau talks to seven local avant garde artists to find out.
Naret Yamaharn’s Reflection sparkles at Gossip Gallery – Silom Galleria from now until May 9, 2009
Gossip Gallery is delighted to host ‘Reflection’, the latest contemporary art exhibition by Naret Yamaharn. As the title suggests, the collection’s main inspiration originates from the artist’s visions derived from the shadows an object casts on a...
East Kowloon arts hub proposed
The former Ma Tau Kok Quarantine Depot may soon become an arts hub for eastern Kowloon. The Development Bureau has commissioned the Arts Development Council to study the future development of the old cattle depot and the feasibility of turning it ...
Naret Yamaharn’s Reflection has its official debut at Gossip Gallery – Silom Galleria
Vive Le French May!
It’s time again for Le French May, the largest arts festival celebrating French culture in Hong Kong. We preview what’s on this year’s program.
Naret Yamaharn's Reflection sparkles at Gossip Gallery - Silom Galleria from Apr. 2 - May 9, 2009
Gossip Gallery is delighted to host ‘Reflection’, the latest contem porary art exhibition by Naret Yamaharn. As the title suggests, the collection’s main inspiration originates from the artist’s visions derived from the shadows an object casts on ...
Promenade to showcase sculptures
Fourteen sculptors from Hong Kong, the Mainland and overseas will create works made of marble, wood and other materials starting today to March 22 at the West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade.
Do the Art Walk
It’s that time of year again, when art and wine lovers alike take to the streets of Central to participate in the art scene’s largest open evening. And hey, it’s all for a good cause. By Winnie Chau.
500 students build mosaiculture display
Over 500 students from 20 schools have put up a spectacular mosaiculture display named Jungle Games at Victoria Park. The display will be exhibited at the coming Hong Kong Flower Show.
Hong Kong ArtWalk 2009
Now in its ninth successful year, ArtWalk is Hong Kong's biggest charity art event; a great one-night experience showcasing the visual arts in Hong Kong’s art galleries.
Seattle U student makes bank off Obama artwork
Iconic; revolutionary; inspired-a great deal has been said about Shepard Fairey and the artwork he has produced. Painter of the now-famous red, white and blue Barack Obama "Hope" image, Fairey has become an icon in the artistic and political worlds.
Art expo to challenge the senses
The Museum of Art's new Charming Experience exhibition running until April 19 enables visitors to open their senses to the works and messages of the participating artists.
Victoria Park to stage arts fun fair
A new round of the Arts Corner will run at Victoria Park from 10am to 6pm every Sunday and public holiday until November 29, with 36 stalls selling handicrafts and artworks.
See HK from another perspective
The works of 20 photographers, who use the camera to express their feelings about Hong Kong, are on display at Yuen Long Theatre until February 19.
Snap up art bargains in crisis, says expert
For those with the funds, the world economic crisis means valuable artwork at bargain prices.
HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS
Striking colours, ethereal aquamarine, eloquent landscapes created with resolute care, striated images - every inch a journey of exploration, a path into Chaiyanandha Cha-Umngarm's meditation on the way of life.