Art Exhibitions To See This January In Hong Kong
Updated: 4 days ago
We've handpicked some art exhibitions and events to check out this January. Read on to discover more.
Yrellag Gallery: Antifragile - Quiet Resistance
Yrellag Gallery is proud to present the first exhibition of the year, 《Antifragile - Quiet Resistance 韌性-無聲不屈》, featuring artworks by photographer Denton Yan Chen 陳丹騰. The exhibition opening will be held on Friday, January 10, 2025, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. It will be on view from January 7 until January 30, 2025. The artist will be present during the opening.
"Antifragile" invites viewers to reconsider these manifestations of life as powerful symbols of adaptation and growth. In an era of rapid change and forces that seek to constrain and stifle our potential, these persistent plants remind us that nature's strength lies not in resisting change, but in finding new ways to thrive, transforming obstacles into opportunities and limitations into possibilities.
When: 7th January - 30th January 2025
Image: courtesy Yrellag Gallery
13A Prince Terrace, Central
Karin Weber: Defying Boundaries: Female Vision
Karin Weber Gallery is pleased to announce its first exhibition for the New Year. ‘Defying Boundaries: Female Vision’ highlights and celebrates a selection of female gallery artists, at different career stages and from a wide range of geographies. Around the globe, women artists are achieving increasing – and long overdue – visibility and recognition for their talent and creative practice. There are far more gallery and museum exhibitions dedicated to female creators than ever before. More work by women is entering museum collections, and their auction prices are rising. The start of 2025 provides a great opportunity to showcase a small selection of the fantastic female talent at Karin Weber Gallery, all of whom are ‘Defying Boundaries’ through their creations and dedication to their artistic career, often in the face of significant adversity.
When: 18th January - 8th March 2025
Image: courtesy Karin Weber Gallery
G/F, 20 Aberdeen Street, Soho, Central, HK