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March 2026 Hong Kong Art Exhibitions: Institutional Highlights and Anniversary Shows

exhibition · 2026-03-20

Multiple art institutions in Hong Kong are presenting exhibitions throughout March 2026 and beyond. Tai Kwun Contemporary hosts 'Stay Connected: Supplying the Globe' from February 28 to May 31, featuring over 70 works by more than 40 artists examining China's role in global manufacturing and logistics. Centre for Heritage, Arts and Textile presents 'Threading Inwards' from March 21 to June 28, showcasing 14 Asian artists working with textiles and installation to explore themes of care and history. Para Site marks its 30th anniversary with 'Site-seeing' from March 14 to June 14, featuring artists examining urban redevelopment in Hong Kong. Asia Art Archive celebrates its 25th anniversary with 'At 25: Artists' Early Worlds, Part I' from March 17 to June 27, focusing on four established artists' early careers. Asia Society Hong Kong Center presents 'Hung Hsien: Between Worlds' from March 25 to June 21, surveying the ink painter's seven-decade career. Oil Street Art Space hosts 'Oi! Spotlight – Jeremy's Bathhouse' from March 19 to August 30, featuring Chan Wai Lap's immersive installation. M+ presents Shahzia Sikander's facade animation '3 to 12 Nautical Miles' from March 23 to June 21, co-commissioned with Art Basel. Hong Kong Museum of Art opens 'Live: Hong Kong Art Exhibition' from March 20, 2026 to May 5, 2027, featuring 19 local artists responding to urban changes.

Key facts

  • Exhibitions run from February to August 2026 across Hong Kong institutions
  • Tai Kwun Contemporary features over 70 works by more than 40 artists
  • Para Site celebrates its 30th anniversary with a restaged exhibition
  • Asia Art Archive marks 25 years with focus on artists' early careers
  • M+ presents Shahzia Sikander's animation co-commissioned with Art Basel

Entities

Artists

  • Xyza Cruz Bacani
  • Chen Ronghui
  • Chen Ruofan
  • Chen Wei
  • Chen Xiaoyi
  • Gordon Cheung
  • Chu Yun
  • Mark Chung
  • Cui Jie
  • Dong Jinling
  • Foreign Investment
  • Han Qian
  • Joyce Ho
  • Ho Rui An
  • Hu Qingtai
  • Hu Yinping
  • Kwan Sheung Chi
  • Jaffa Lam
  • Lap-See Lam
  • Law Yuk Mui
  • Ocean Leung
  • Li Binyuan
  • Li Jinghu
  • Li Liao
  • Li Ming
  • Li Nu
  • Li Ran
  • Li Shuang
  • Li Yifan
  • Liao Guohe
  • Liu Sheng
  • Long Pan
  • Andrew Luk
  • Ma Qiusha
  • Musquiqui Chihying
  • Shi Qing
  • Sim Chi Yin
  • Samuel Swope
  • Tong Wenmin
  • Yang Guangnan
  • Zhang Ruyi
  • Zheng Yuan
  • IV Chan
  • Zhe Chen
  • Sang A Han
  • Yinping Hu
  • ikkibawiKrrr
  • Aziza Kadyri
  • Sajik Kim
  • Marcos Kueh
  • Xuan Liu
  • Milay Mavaliw
  • Mooni Perry
  • Citra Samsita
  • Himali Singh Soin
  • Shiori Watanabe
  • Tolia Astakhishvili
  • Heman Chong
  • Covey Gong
  • Ko Sin Tung
  • Nawin Nuthong
  • Anna Sew Hoy
  • Bo Wang
  • Lu Pan
  • Tianyi Zheng
  • Stella Zhong
  • Zhang Xiaogang
  • Tehching Hsieh
  • Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook
  • Ho Tzu Nyen
  • Hung Hsien
  • Chan Wai Lap
  • Shahzia Sikander
  • Joseph Chan
  • Kwan-lok Chan
  • Wai-lap Chan
  • Hing-wah Chu
  • Raymond Fung
  • Fai Hung
  • Hoi Hung
  • Hung Keung
  • Inkgo Lam
  • Yuk-mui Law
  • Jess Leung
  • Mee-ping Leung
  • Chun-hei Wong
  • Chung-yu Wong
  • Hau-kwei Wong
  • Lai-ching Wong
  • Fiona
  • anothermountainman (Ping-pui Wong, Stanley)
  • Ross Yau
  • Angela Yuen

Institutions

Locations

  • Hong Kong
  • China

Sources