The gallery is a unique space that combines an art and portrait photography studio with an exhibition gallery. In our hybrid space, you can experience art firsthand—not only as a viewer but also as a subject in artistic photography. Our founder, director, and resident artist, Chang, is a photographer who sees our vibrant metropolis through the lens of his color blindness, offering a unique visual perspective. Stylistically, Chang manipulates cityscapes by playing with heightened symmetry and color contrasts, revealing a hidden sense of order beneath the chaos of Hong Kong’s urban landscape. His images often carry a fantastical sheen. As a studio, we specialize in offering portrait photography in either Chang’s signature style or a classic studio approach. Whichever style you choose, you are the central figure of the final art piece. We also promote photography through workshops, offering advanced equipment and guidance for both young people and adults. As a gallery, we provide a highly functional and avant-garde exhibition space for artists to collaborate and showcase their work.

Founded in 2018 by Mr. Enders Wong, a renowned ceramist, Kintsugi artist, educator, and collector. Touch Gallery is located in Tai Kwun, Central, where history and art intertwine. The gallery has evolved from a specialized ceramics space into three independent yet interconnected contemporary art galleries. Through innovative and diverse exhibitions, we aim to inspire our audiences. ​ As we celebrate our sixth anniversary, our motto "Touch" has taken on additional meanings and missions. From the unique tactile enjoyment of ceramic art to the artistic engagement emphasized in contemporary works, Touch Gallery serves not only as a gateway to Hong Kong's local art scene but also as a point of connection for culture enthusiasts worldwide. ​ Touch Gallery has successfully showcased local artists on the global stage at major art fairs, presenting various possibilities within contemporary art. Moving forward, we will continue to provide borderless, enriching art experiences and solidify Hong Kong's significant position in the global art landscape.

With a location in both Mongkok and San Po Kong Useless Studio offers a range of classes from wheel throwing and hand building to Ukiyo-e plate painting. The studio is also open to group bookings and can accommodate booking requests.

The first White Cube space to exist outside of the UK, White Cube Hong Kong opened in 2012, at 50 Connaught Road in the heart of the city. Designed by architects Maybank and Matthews, the gallery is set over two floors, with an entrance on the ground floor street level. In addition to its two gallery spaces, which have a generous ceiling height of over 4.5 metres, there is a library and private viewing rooms

Another frame shop with decades of experience. Wing Ching Cheung Frame Maker is loved by people that use it. They offer great advise and high quality workmanship. Their staff are polite and helpful which has garnered them a strong and loyal customer base.

The University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG) aspires to generate artistic and cultural experiences that are accessible to people in all walks of life. We seek to encourage greater appreciation of the arts and to nurture a stronger sense of cultural values within the Hong Kong community. UMAG strives to use its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions to accomplish scholarly projects in accord with various departments and curricula from across the University.

Located in Sai Ying Pun, Tung Yao Ceramics Design Studio offers a range of workshops, studio passes and group events. A perfect space for ceramics enthusiasts of all skill levels you can join a workshop or get in touch to host your own private event. YT Ceramics also offers self-service rental studios in Tin Hau, Sheung Wan and Tsim Sha Tsui through its ClayLab 24 initiative.

Founded by William Kayne Mukai in 2023, WKM Gallery is a vibrant and innovative art space in Hong Kong. With a unique background combining French and Japanese heritage, William is committed to fostering cultural connections and promoting artists globally. The gallery serves as a platform for both emerging and established artists, encouraging creativity and cultural exchange. Initially focusing on connecting Japan and Hong Kong, William now aims to weave art from around the world into the dynamic Hong Kong art scene. The design of the gallery seamlessly merges Japanese architectural elements with the industrial ambiance of Wong Chuk Hang. Embracing the concept of "ma" (間), which represents the space between elements and serves as a threshold between viewer and art, the gallery aspires to provide viewers with a richer aesthetic experience and a personal connection with the artwork.

Founded in the heart of Tokyo in 1967, Whitestone Gallery has been a pioneer gallery in Japanese art scene. For the purpose of creating more dialogues between art and region, we opened Karuizawa New Art Museum in Karuizawa (2012) as a rare example of private museums in Japan. Then, in the viewpoint of local and global, we set up two operations in Hong Kong, the most stimulus center for art in Asia; firstly “Whitestone Gallery Wong Chuk Hang Road” (March, 2015), consecutively “Whitestone Gallery Hollywood Road” (March, 2016). Our mission has been no blur from the start; to introduce Japanese prominent talents in the worldwide context, simultaneously opening a possible new approach to the conventional Japanese art market. Beyond this mission, two year’s experience in Hong Kong led our eyes toward broader local diversities in East Asia. Now, we are launching upon a new phase of challenge. To establish “Whitestone Gallery Taipei” (April, 2017), we expended all possible means for this long-held dream (I am closely associated with Taiwan both formally and privately).As for architectural supervision, international acclaimed architect Kengo Kuma contributes with his keen aesthetics to the completion of the suitable space for contemporary art. To further broaden our exhibition spectrum, in spring 2018, we relocated our two spaces in Hong Kong to the two-floored exhibition spaces consisting of both modern and contemporary art sections in the Art complex “H Queen’s”, where worldwide leading galleries are gathered. Thus, our challenge knows no limit.

Young Soy is an art gallery dedicated to the everlasting quest of cultivating and celebrating radical cultural influences. Under the gallery’s representation lives a diverse cohort of artists forming not only different styles, but also different backgrounds and ideologies. This enables the gallery to push the envelope, challenge their audiences and continuously expose them to a range of concepts. Young Soy prides itself on representing these artists under the belief that these artists have the potential to claim a position in art history, and potentially even history itself. The gallery also follows a code of supreme inclusion, meaning they encourage the masses to participate in the dialogue surrounding the artists, and artwork alike. Through the exhibition of such artists, and inclusion of the masses, the gallery remains steadfast in their delirious hopes of making the world a better, more interesting place to live.

Touch Ceramics start each lesson with an introduction to the ceramic world and history of ceramics to inspire your workshops creations. The classes are all rounded and suitable for all levels. The studio is situated in a relaxing space and their experienced tutors will try their best to boost your skills and most importantly, creativity.

As the name suggests Two Parts Studio is a studio of two parts. One part offers painting classes and workshops while the other part offers pottery. They offer a range of pottery workshops from beginner to advanced as well as a self-service membership. Group trials are also available for those who want to try their hand at pottery with friends.

Established by Kevin Poon in 2019, WOAW Gallery is an international gallery focusing on the advancement and advocation of contemporary art. With a resolute commitment to introduce awe-inspiring and thought-provoking perspectives to its audience, this gallery serves as an illustrious platform for both established and emerging artists, empowering them to manifest their boundless ideas uninhibitedly. Embracing a global perspective, WOAW Gallery fosters fruitful collaborations with leading luminaries across various domains, further connecting unique artistic experiences between not only artists but also border audiences in an increasingly globalised art scene.

Located in the heart of Central, Wild At Art Studio hosts a range of art workshops for children, adults, schools and corporations. Workshops include doodling, art journaling, stitching, collaging and print making. The studio also offers art therapy and places an emphasis on wellness through creativity. A must visit space for creative souls looking to recharge in the middle of the city.

Yrellag Gallery is an artist-run gallery nestled in Prince's Terrace, Mid-levels Central. It aims to promote local art and community cultural activities, providing emerging or experienced artists with an alternative space to develop their practice and facilitating greater possibilities and interaction with other sectors of society. Yrellag is a transposition of the word "Gallery" and serves as a playful allusion to Rednaxela Terrace in the neighborhood. The name Rednaxela is a reverse of "Alexander" and dates back to colonial times, meanwhile, it subtly refers to the contrasting ways in which English and Chinese are written.