A lot of Chinese tourists taking photos in front of it, the mural has also started to degrade a little bit. Nice to pass by it but there are so many better street art in the area
Built into what used to be a yacht club, the small and intimate galleries take you close to the exhibitions and protect you from the city outside. The outdoor space regularly has all weather art pieces.
A good place to culturally unwind and experience.
This is THE place in Hong Kong to find anything you need for your aerosol art needs. From the premium brand Molotows and the budget friendly Flame Orange/Blue you can't go wrong with the fair prices they have here.
Good space for world renowned artists to exhibit their work here. Been here a couple of times, truly enjoyed my time here. From where I came from, art exhibits are few and far in between. So I can only visit art galleries and museums when I'm abroad.
But note that there are other galleries in the same building. So don't be afraid to check out the other floors.
My one criticism is that they don't open on Sundays where most people would be free to spend their time. For those who work 6 days a week, it's difficult to find a time that allows them to slowly take their time to enjoy these exhibits. So I urge these galleries to consider having Sundays opened to public while reserving one of the more busier days, i.e. Mondays or Tuesdays to be their off days as most people would be too busy to take their time to visit an art gallery.
Great boutique art gallery that presents both Japanese and Hong Kong artists mainly plus some big names as Warhol, Basquiat, Helmut Newton, and Currin among others. It's quite hidden so look for it carefully.
The staff is super friendly and bilingual (quite an advantage).
The Senselessart Studio is a little creative oasis in the middle of the city. Rachel is a great instructor / host and it's always a treat to be in one of her sewing workshops or arts & crafts talks at the studio.
Hong Kong has a much more vibrant cultural scene than many give it credit for, and Odd One Out is emblematic of this. It is an independent art gallery dedicated to print art by a wide range of printmakers from around the globe, with a slant towards Asia given its location. The friendly staff are often print artists themselves, and are always willing to help a visitor explore the copious number of pieces on display or in racks - this isn't an intimidating gallery and any average Joe or Jane should feel free to check it out. Thanks Odd One Out for contributing independent and entrepreneurial art to the community!
Art Lane near Sai Ying Pun MTR exit B has many bright and colourful murals, perfect for taking amazing photos with your friends. I highly recommend this area for budding photographers who favour street art.
Located on Hollywood Road Central Hong kong. You’ll find different kind of street murals featuring different icons. Find your best spot for your best shot!
We went to this studio for Russian Doll Painting Workshop. Overall, the atmosphere is very cozy, with soft background music and good lighting. As they offer a variety of workshops, it's definitely a place to try on a rainy day or if you're feeling creative.
This wall is in the city. But it is hard to go there, because the city has very complicated roads. If you go there, you should check how to get there in advance.
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