in these new works, Aky steps away from the formal structures usual in her practice and “allows each painting to unfold in its own rhythm … in which colour moves with an autonomous presence and a soft and intuitive visual language emerges”

the late seminal painter’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong provides an insight into her approach and her work over more than seventy years

works by female artists from a rich diversity of language groups and cultural backgrounds – this exhibition showcases the power of intergenerational Indigenous art across a wide variety of styles and stories

“The In-Between affirms the power of the ‘middle’: a fertile space where the world can be reborn, where man and nature can once again find each other and be attuned, where transformation occurs” - Michaël Ferrier (translation Kate Deimling)

“exploring the artist’s enduring fascination with systems, collaboration, and variation … the exhibition traces his investigation into how order and repetition give rise to difference, and how meaning emerges through collective labour, time, and chance”

these new imposing oil portraits of seated figures by Sweeney “convey intense energy and feeling through Sweeney’s use of rich color and bold paint handling”

“for over two decades JR has transformed architecture into spaces of vision and participation … from Omelia Contadina in San Gimignano to Giants peeking at the city in Havana, from La Ferita in Rome to his monumental mural at São Paulo’s Pacaembu Stadium”

based on a dream Gale had, a newly commissioned installation fills both spaces with teapots of mugwort, tea kettles, and an audiovisual system created with long time collaborator and lighting designer Josephine Wang

curated by Evonne Jiawei Yuan, and part of a series of exhibitions and conversations across Shanghai, this exhibition extends Zhao’s depiction of landscape, portraiture and still life into an elaborate, performative triad

works by Fidan Abilova, Jala Aziz, Leyla Guliyeva, Sabina Jafar, and Maryam Yusifaliyeva in an exhibition developed with Atesh Hub which “explores the entanglement between the female body and the natural world through an ecofeminist lens”

three exhibitions across three venues - White Realm presents three multi-generational artists and “channels the urban pulse through purity and clarity [and] returns to the elemental qualities of paper — whiteness, luminosity, fiber, and breath”

three exhibitions across three venues - White Light at Breeze Center presents monumental paper sculptural installations by the German artist known for her distinctive technique of using hand-torn paper as spatial drawing

Cragg’s first solo exhibition at the gallery presents new and recent, smaller-scale and monumental, sculptures in bronze, wood, aluminium, and steel - in an exhibition which extends beyond the interior of the gallery

“light as atmosphere, rhythm, memory, perception, and emotional charge” in this landmark exhibition presenting the work of thirteen artists who have shaped the gallery’s 2025 programme

titled after a 16th Century satirical engraving, Bernhardt’s installation “reveals a work of writing in flux, a process of hybridization between visual art and poetic writing that expresses the madness shaping our contemporary lives”

the Chinese-born, Berlin-based artist’s first show in the Middle East - “these paintings exist between gesture and stillness. They do not seek to capture movement, but to retain its trace, a fleeting state, a moment of awareness”

“the painter’s cloud-like formations take on a newly latent form akin to colored fumes. Diffused patches of pyrotechnic yellows burst through the canvas like smoke flowers in the midst of an auspicious firework”

curated by Minjin Chae, an exhibition of works by Sejin Kwon, Jinhee Kim, Jiwon Kim, Min Joung-Ki, Sungsic Moon, Shinyoung Park, Jeong-A Bang, Nosik Lim, Lee Jinju, Geun-Taek Yoo, Yaerim Ryu, Byungkoo Jeon, Soojung Jung, Sun Woo, and Jin Han

exhibited for the first time in Hong Kong, forty miniature works by one of the most transformative figures in 20th-century sculpture

an exhibition of works by Michael Armitage, Chen ChingYuan, Chu Teh-Chun, Rikako Kawauchi, Raoul De Keyser, Tseng Chien-Ying, and Xu Jiong

the act of painting is an “attempt to identify with the universal whole … I want to find my own small plot or pattern of energy that will express the inner me in terms of rhythmic movement and color” - Springford