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While it comes to Hong Kong to Disneyland, Tian Tan Buddha, Ocean Park and Peak Tram, it cannot notice the rich arts of the country. So if you are planning a trip to the country, then here are our recommendations of places you can see.
M+
The M+ Art Museum is located in the famous West Covloon Cultural District of Hong Kong, which shows the art of the 20th and 21st centuries, including visual art, design and architecture and moving image. The three -year -old museum is one of the world’s most demanded art sites, ranked 20th in the world’s largest museums. The M+ collection includes a comprehensive spectrum of media by artists around the world, including sketches, electronic media, installations, objects, paintings, photography, architectural models, sculptures, and more. An ongoing exhibition, titled Picasso for Asia -e -conversation, till 13 July. Dorun Chong, Artistic Director and Chief Curator, M+says, “We have a 65,000 square meter building and we have 33 gallery for Asia.
Hong Kong Palace Museum
The public museum at Hong Kong’s West Covloon Cultural District displays artifacts from the National Palace Museum in the prohibited city of Beijing. The Hong Kong Palace Museum was officially opened on 3 July 2022 and its building with a size of 328,000 square feet, including two exhibition halls, activity chambers and 400 -seat theater. The museum displays artifacts borrowed from the Beijing Palace Museum, some of which had never been displayed in public before. Ceramic artifacts should be seen here.
Sothabi’s Messon, Hong Kong
Between a boutique and a gallery, Sothabi’s auction house hosts luxury items in two floors of a mall in the central financial district of Hong Kong. A fossil is one of the many expensive collections of a huge skull, a centuries-old ceramic and the UK-based legendary street artist Bankey’s popular self-sharing paintings. 5,000 to 50 million Hong Kong dollars (from Rs 555,000 to 5,000 in 24,000 square feet 55 crores).
Christie Hong Kong
Established in Hong Kong in 1986, Christie, in 50,000 sq ft, is one of the largest international auction houses in the Asia Pacific region. It is an one-stop hub to offer art and luxury that offers year-long art and luxury sales. Currently, they are selling in the arts of the 20th and 21st centuries, Chinese ceramic and art, Chinese classical and modern paintings, jewelery, handbags, watches and fine wine. During our visit, Francis Bellin, president of Christie’s Asia Pacific, spoke about the influence of Indian art and last month, the main attraction of Christie auction in New York was the world record determined by the prestigious Indian artist MF Hussain, because his artwork-antenital (village travel)-a record-breaking $ 13.8 million ( 118 crores approx), their highest ever. He told us, “MF Hussain is the largest ever. The fact that his creation broke the world record, makes us feel so proud. He has placed India on a global map when it comes to art. As an art lover, I have great respect for him.”
Hong Kong Museum of Art
Established in 1962, Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMOA) was the first art museum in the country. Near Victoria Harbor Waterfront, Kovloon, located in Tsim Sha Tsui, the museum presents a beautiful view of the horizon of Hong Kong from every floor. It is a public museum managed by the Hong Kong Government’s Holiday and Cultural Services Department, so admission to permanent exhibitions is free. With an art collection of more than 17,000 items, HKMOA is dedicated and dedicated to classical and contemporary art. The collection includes Chinese painting, calligraphy, ancient ceramic and decorative arts.
Art Basel Hong Kong
Conducted at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, Art Basel is an international art fair performed annually in Hong Kong. It offers galleries a platform to show and sell their work. Art Basel Hong Kong was held last month on 2025 and depicted 240 galleries from 42 countries. Art Basel Hong Kong director Angel Siang-Le says, “We have seen many young art buyers around the world. Displaying his works on Kala Basal. “India and our culture are very similar and Hong Kong has always been supported by Indian art collectors and galleries,” she says.
(This journey was sponsored by the Hong Kong government)
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