Four New Art Venues Launch in Hong Kong During March 2026
Four new art spaces opened in Hong Kong in March 2026. Antenna Space Hong Kong, an extension of the Shanghai gallery founded by Simon Wang, debuted in Wong Chuk Hang with the group exhibition 'Horizons: South,' curated by Robin Peckham and featuring 20 artists including Cui Jie and Evelyn Taocheng Wang. GOLD, a cultural lab created by Serakai Studio founders Benjamin Cha and Tobias Berger, launched in Wong Chuk Hang with 'CERTAINLY,' an exhibition inspired by La Monte Young's work. Cheng-Lan's Corner, a project space operated by the Cheng-Lan Foundation established by Brian Yue and Claire Bi, opened in Mid-Levels with Filipino artist Cian Dayrit's solo show 'A Country, A Body,' curated by Tiffany Leung. Knotting Space, a curatorial platform founded by Jims Lam, began operations in Central with 'KNOT I: Soft Reality, Hard Dreams,' pairing The Drawing Room from Manila with HUA International from Berlin and Beijing.
Key facts
- Four new art venues opened in Hong Kong in March 2026
- Antenna Space Hong Kong's inaugural show 'Horizons: South' runs from March 21 to May 10, 2026
- GOLD describes itself as a 'cultural test lab' for art, design, fashion, music, and technology
- Cheng-Lan's Corner focuses on artists addressing histories of displacement, labor, and resistance
- Knotting Space operates as a cycle-based platform pairing galleries and institutions for exchange
Entities
Artists
- Cui Jie
- Xinyi Cheng
- Evelyn Taocheng Wang
- Stella Zhong
- Richard Serra
- Maria Taniguchi
- South Ho Siu Nam
- Lousy
- Tith Kanitha
- Shinro Ohtake
- Pak Sheung Chuen
- Peter Robinson
- Young-Hae Chang Heavy Industries
- Cian Dayrit
Institutions
- Antenna Space
- GOLD
- Serakai Studio
- Cheng-Lan Foundation
- Cheng-Lan's Corner
- Knotting Space
- The Drawing Room
- HUA International
Locations
- Hong Kong
- Shanghai
- Wong Chuk Hang
- Mid-Levels
- Central
- Manila
- Berlin
- Beijing