The city’s art ecosystem is rapidly expanding, but an economic slowdown across China and continued political interference from Beijing could mean stormy seas ahead

Despite governmental intimidation of arts entities, the high cost of living and the lure of better opportunities abroad, many artists are choosing to remain in the city

Trevor Yeung, who will represent Hong Kong at the next Venice Biennale, considers the unspoken language of public sex for his Gasworks solo show

A new smaller version of Jens Galschiøt’s work is part of a survey focused on human rights in Asia

Organisers have announced a series of selling exhibitions at Christie's Hong Kong in March next year

A similar institution in Hong Kong was forcibly shuttered in 2021 following the passage of the city’s restrictive security law

From giant rubber ducks to thinly veiled protest art, outdoor sculpture is having a moment in the city

Work commemorating Tiananmen Square tragedy is confiscated as part of "incitement to subversion" case

Kusama has lived as a voluntary resident at a mental health hospital in Tokyo for more than four decades

The new Hong Kong museum attracted more than 2 million people in its first full year

Plus, art censorship online and Brenda L. Croft's photos of fellow First Nations Australian women

The opening of the 52,000 sq ft Kowloon space kicked off the city's first international art week since Covid restrictions lifted

Karen Lo says the dealer Pearl Lam never followed through with her purchase of a well-known painting by the secretive British artist

Housing department feared visitors would obstruct sanitation workers after the grassroots arts space went viral earlier this year

Exhibition featuring Titian and Van Gogh will travel to Hong Kong Palace Museum following stops in Shanghai and Seoul

Despite growing censorship in the fast-changing city, only one work has been removed from the show so far

As the art world continues to do business in authoritarian regions, some question its claim to being a force for universal good

The art fair will have 177 galleries this year, compared with 134 in 2022, but still fewer than before the pandemic

Works by Yayoi Kusama, Matthew Wong and Loie Hollowell will headline a preview exhibition for its inaugural auctions in March

The influencer and dealer has opened an outpost of his WOAW gallery in the Southeast Asian city, which is enjoying a new art market spotlight

Closed borders have impacted the selection of offerings this season, specialists say

Next edition will be first since the special administered region lifted mandatory quarantine—but some Covid-19 measures remain in place

While Seoul is now the main contender to take Hong Kong's prime position, Tokyo and Taipei also present attractive prospects for the art trade

Organisation's chief still sees Hong Kong as "primary gateway to region" despite Beijing crackdown causing jitters for businesses

The directors of the Hong Kong Palace Museum and Taipei Performing Arts Center both state that they are free of censorship

Meanwhile M+ museum in Hong Kong will launch retrospective of 93-year-old Japanese artist

Travel restrictions continue to prevent the physical presence of many international exhibitors at the fair, with 75 galleries opting for satellite booths

Amid a crackdown on dissent, and the havoc wreaked by the pandemic, Hong Kong’s galleries have not just survived but thrived, with several new openings

The Chinese government is demolishing the freedoms that once made the special administrative region special, says Chris Patten

Copy of 1997 work erected on street, renamed to honour alleged human rights victims in China