Celebrate art in March with exhibitions, talks, our annual after-party and more!

Discuss art over breakfast with established curators and arts writer.

Come join us at Art Central for educational talks exploring space, cityscape and Asia Arts Game Changer Awards honorees!

Come join us at Art Central to talk art and environment with scholars, artist and curator.

Join us to talk the art of light with Michael Govan, curator from LACMA and Zheng Chongbin, a celebrated artist.

A gala celebration honoring the Asia Arts Game Changers during the week of Art Basel in Hong Kong.

Join us on Saturday, March 30 at Art Central to talk with one of Asia Society’s 2019 Asia Art Award Honorees, Imran Qureshi, and Michelle Yun from Modern and Contemporary Art. Asia Society Museum, New York.

Join us on Saturday, March 30th at Art Central to meet one of Asia Society’s 2019 Asia Art Awward Honorees Natee Utarit and Boon Hui Tan. Utarit will share on the fascinating symbolism deployed in his iconic paintings of the last decade. 

Join us on Friday, March 30that the Art Central auditorium for this insightful conversation between one of Asia Society’s 2019 Asia Art Award Honorees, Christine Ay Tjoe, and Noorani Sukardi.

Join us on Friday, March 30 that the Art Central auditorium for this insightful talk by Asia Society’s 2019 Asia Art Award Honorees, Fang Lijun.

Come talk cityscape with Ekkehard Altenburger, a professor from HKBU, Christopher DeWolf, author, and Ying Kwok, curator.

Celebrate the end of the Hong Kong Art Month with 60s music, snacks, and free flow drinks!

Join Ryan Pylefor the screening of Extreme Treks: Sacred Mountains-Mount Kailash.

We invite you to hit the pause button, slow down, and to look at art on international Slow Art Day. At the Chantal Miller Gallery we encourage visitors to spend 5 to 10 minutes in front of selected works.

Mark Thompson, President and CEO of The New York Times, will explore some of the biggest challenges ahead, including the intensified repression of journalists around the world.

Chandran Nair, Founder & CEO of Global Institute For Tomorrow, will compare the performance of the two largest developing nations – China and India – to indicate how a strong state is the best chance to achieve sustainable development.

How does early Sino-American maritime trade inform the global economy and culture today? Find out more in this symposium with leading professionals, academics and curators from the United States, Hong Kong, Guangzhou and Maca.

An event for members to relax with tea meditation.

Meet Ruby Yang, Oscar-winning filmmaker and listen to her interesting stories making her documentaries. 了解楊紫燁導成為製片人的心路歷程，獲頒奧斯卡獎項的想法，以及製作紀錄片過程中的有趣故事事。大家萬物錯過！

This workshop prepares teachers to interweave a literary analysis of Elie Wiesel’s powerful and poignant memoir with an exploration of the relevant historical context underlying Wiesel’s experience.