Myth into Art: The Palace Museum's New Digital Beasts
The Forbidden City's mythical creatures, reimagined in immersive digital art at the Hong Kong Palace Museum — in Gallery 7 until 31 December 2026.
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The Forbidden City's mythical creatures, reimagined in immersive digital art at the Hong Kong Palace Museum — in Gallery 7 until 31 December 2026.
A clever new exhibition at Airside's Gate33 Gallery in Kai Tak decodes Hong Kong's cha chaan tengs across seven chapters — until 31 July 2026.
The Hong Kong Palace Museum's new thematic exhibition gathers 130+ imperial treasures across the Yuan, Ming and Qing — in Gallery 1 on a standard ticket.
A three-metre emerald-green Kusama Pumpkin is now on free public view at The Twins in Kai Tak — Hong Kong's first permanent outdoor Kusama.
A complete 2026 guide to Tai Kwun (大館), Central's free-to-enter heritage and arts centre — exhibitions, dining, hours and how to get there.
The Met's celebrated jewellery collection travels abroad for the first time — around 200 pieces at the Hong Kong Palace Museum until 19 October 2026.
The hands-on, family-friendly design show opens at M+ on 27 June 2026 — what to see, tickets and how to visit.
The late composer's immersive 'async' installation is free at M+ — on until 12 July 2026. What to see and how to visit.
An immersive Mona Lisa journey and four real da Vinci manuscripts — free in Sha Tin until 27 July 2026.
Two real Monet Water Lilies are on show in Tsim Sha Tsui — free — until 29 July 2026. What to see and how to visit.
250 Egyptian treasures at the Hong Kong Palace Museum until 31 August 2026 — tickets, highlights and how to visit.
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