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1.Snap pics at the huuuuge outdoor installations that line Victoria Harbour duringArt@Harbour 2024. One of them is “teamLab: Continuous,” which changes colours as you interact with the figures.
2.Become mesmerized at the new design paradise that isK11 MUSEA. It’s a mall! It’s an architectural marvel! It’s a contemporary art hub!
3.Get starstruck by theAvenue of Stars, where Hong Kong’s brightest are immortalized against the skyline. Spot celeb handprints (like Michelle Yeoh’s) and statues (like Bruce Lee’s).
4.Enjoy the skyline, green space, pop-up events, and a giant 35-metre-long mural by local artist Calvin Ho at the aptly namedWest Kowloon Art Park.
5.In the same neighbourhood, exploreM+. It’s one of the largest modern art museums in the world and is home to 33 galleries.
6.There’s no shortage of arts events in Hong Kong, andWestK FunFestis one of them. Have fun playing with the giant interactive bubbles featured in “Ephemeral.”
7.Don’t forget to exploreArt Basel— it’s not just a Miami thing! This year, it features over 240 galleries showcasing the best of the best.
8.Jump into history at theHong Kong Palace Museum. It’s a glimpse at royal life and is packed with stunning artifacts right from the Palace Museum in Beijing.
9.For something a little off the beaten path, wander over toLeather Factory My Secret Garden. It’s an artsy junkyard on the serene island of Peng Chau that’ll leave your imagination tingling.
10.Get learning at former textiles factoryThe Mills, which has been transformed into a cultural event space that nods to its history. It’s known for a ton of artisanal workshops and stores, too!
11.Have a colourful sit at theWan Chai Waterfront Promenade. Thanks to local artist Prudence Mak, it’s filled with brightly coloured murals and installations, making it the perfect spot to snap some pics and relax by the water.
12.And that’s not the only place to catch some serious street art! Walk around and spot pieces like this dragon created by Japanese celeb Shingo Katori on Shelley Street. You can check out more street art spotshere.
13.If you’re feeling inspired during your visit, get crafty with a BUNCH of art classes over atJockey Club Creative Arts Centre, which is home to over 140 artist studios you can explore.
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Viral street art, secret outdoor gardens, massive installations…need we say more?
