"Breathing Space: Contemporary Art from Hong Kong" features 11 local artists

TEXT:Sue Wang    DATE: 2017.3.6

Cheuk Chloe, if the moment came, 2015

Breathing Space: Contemporary Art from Hong Kong presents 11 local artists whose works look at the pressure of living in this city and make room for us to pause, reflect, respond and possibly challenge the world around us. Their works engage with urban experience, current affairs, and shared and personal history in a range of medium from painting to sculpture, video to mixed media installation. The exhibition consists of two parts: inside the gallery are extant works that contemplate various restrictions we encounter every day, from the spatial to psychological, the social to historical. Beyond the gallery, the outdoor area of our site is opened up for new commissions that strive to overcome these boundaries through artistic experimentation. This exhibition is led by in-house curator Dominique Chan with Joyce Hei-ting Wong and Ashley Nga-sai Wu as assistant curators.

About the exhibition

Dates: Mar 12, 2017 - Jul 9, 2017

Opening: Mar 12, 2017, Sunday

Gallery Guided Tours

Saturday | 2:30pm (In English) | 3:30pm (In Cantonese)

Sunday | 2:30pm (In English) | 3:30pm (In Cantonese)

Gallery tours are open to the public. No registration is required.

Venue: Asia Society Hong Kong Center, Chantal Miller Gallery

Courtesy of the artists and Asia Society Hong Kong Center.