What to see during Hong Kong Art Month 2026

Art Month returns to the city with heaps of artists and exhibitions in town. Here's where to go and what to see

WE ARE ONA

Hong Kong Art Month 2026 - dining at atom tables at Terrace Boulud

What is it

This popular event returns to Hong Kong for its second pop-up during Art Basel Hong Kong. Hosted by Landmark, the immersive WE ARE ONA unfolds this year in collaboration with artist and designer, Lea Colombo, and Michelin-starred chef Daniel Boulud, of Terrace Boulud by Mandarin Oriental fame. The event is a ‘culinary studio’ that aims to bring together talents from the worlds of gastronomy, art and design, and is led by founder and sommelier Luca Pronzato. The project explores the boundaries of traditional fine dining, combining creativity and innovation.

Art to look out for

Multi-disciplinary artist Lea Colombo has conceived a vibrant, immersive setting where colour, texture and light converge. At its centre, modular atom tables (formed by intersecting atom shapes) explore connection through balance and tension. Their high-gloss forms create constellations of colour, each hue carrying its own emotional energy (red for grounding, yellow for vitality, blue for depth, green for expansion, magenta for transformation). Boulud, meanwhile, has created an expressive menu grounded in seasonality which culminates with a luminous, fruit-forward dessert.

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WE ARE ONA, four-course lunch at 12.30pm and six-course dinner at 7.30pm, March 23 to 25; Terrace Boulud by Mandarin Oriental, 25th Floor, Landmark Prince’s, Central.

ArtHouse Tai Hang

Hong Kong Art Month 2026 - explore work by more than 50 artists at ArtHouse Tai Hang

What is it

A neighbourhood contemporary art festival showcasing more than 50 local and international artists. Event founder and curator Jacky Ho will display ten exhibition houses across Tai Hang with works on show in quiet laneways, hidden courtyards, heritage buildings and contemporary galleries.

Art to look out for

A plethora of local and international talent includes Hung Fai, a contemporary ink artist with work in M+ and the Hong Kong Museum of Art - visitors can add their line to an evolving collaborative piece of artwork by Fai. Jason Ho is a Tai Hang-based artist who reflects on the architectural and social fabric of his neighbourhood, and Tomohiro Takahashi, a Japanese artist known for his crossover with digital pet franchise, Neopets. Meanwhile Antone Konst, a Brooklyn-based artist, blends everyday imagery with Eastern philosophy.

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Download the DASH app to pre-book tickets to enhance your experience in Tai Hang. And look out for the fleet of specially wrapped taxis showcasing work by the artists. Visitors who register their ticket on the DASH app prior to arrival will receive a $50 consumption voucher redeemable at selected Tai Hang outlets and a $30 DASH taxi coupon.

ArtHouse Tai Hang, 11am to 6pm, March 21 to 25, $250/person from DASH app; Visitor Centre at Little Tai Hang, 98 Tung Lo Wan Road, Causeway Bay.

The Central Yards Edible Art Fair

Hong Kong Art Month 2026 - discover tasty treats at The Central Yards Edible Art Fair

What it is

This fun event invites visitors to tuck into art-inspired, bite-sized snacks as they move around ten immersive art galleries. Each gallery introduces an art movement, such as Surrealism, Modernism, Expressionism and so forth, as well as serving up a tasty treat. 

Art to look out for

The event is collaborating with local Hong Kong artists Angela Yuen and ‘Frog King’ (Kwok Mang-ho). Yuen will be representing the Hong Kong Contemporary art movement with a ‘Magic Makers’ installation exploring Hong Kong neighbourhoods. The exhibition is represented gastronomically by a playful chocolate duck with a fluffy marshmallow filling.

Showcasing the New Ink Movement, Hong Kong conceptual artist Frog King will be presenting the ‘Frogtopia’ gallery and celebrating art as a living event. Visitors can engage by enjoying the artist’s Froggy Biscuits.

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More yummy treats include jelly dogs, fruit ribbons, bananas, panna cotta ‘caviar’, optical illusion egg tarts and surrealist ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ chocolate bonbons. All bites are freshly made each day and created especially for the event. Event founder Abby Cadman intends the inaugural event to be “immersive and accessible, fun and playful - but also sophisticated and reminiscent of an art gallery experience.”

The Central Yards Edible Art Fair is open daily, 10am to 9pm, March 26 to April 5, Central Harbourfront, with timed entry slots every 30 minutes. Tickets cost from $320 per adult and from $150 per child (three to 12 years; under twos enter for free); the ticket price includes event entry and ten edible treats, edibleartfair.com.

Art in Resonance at The Peninsula

Hong Kong Art Month 2026 - artist Dr William Lim in The Verandah Café

What is it

The 2026 edition of The Peninsula Hotels Art in Resonance during Hong Kong Art Month welcomes commissioned works by Hong Kong artist Angel Hui and architect-artist Dr William Lim, alongside Tokyo-based Indonesian ceramicist Albert Yonathan Setyawan in partnership with the Victoria & Albert Museum. Artwork adorns the façade of the hotel and the hotel lobby and there’s an immersive artist takeover of The Verandah Café. 

Art to look out for

Look out for the shimmering 'Swimming in Light' installation by Hong Kong artist Angel Hui on the hotel façade. The artwork adorns the first food windows of The Verandah with Hui’s signature embroidered goldfish and a colourful reimagining of the hotel’s awning and Rolls Royce fleet. In the lobby, Setayawan’s 'Metamorphic Modulation' installation explores form and ambiguity of perception and is made up of more than 700 hand-modelled ceramic pieces of work. The Verandah Café welcomes 'Walking On A Bright Future', with the space transformed into an 'enticing landscape' with a hand-tufted wall tapestry and a chequer-patterned carpet crafted by Tai Ping artisans. It is based on the oil painting, 'A Bright Future', by Dr Wiliam Lim, the artist who has also curated the space.

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Finish your trip with a visit to The Lobby for its Art in Resonance afternoon tea. An artisan pastry set includes an interpretation of ‘Crystal Ball’ by Lim in chocolate mousse, ‘Blossom’ with cherry blossom tea and strawberries, and ‘Paintbrush’ with chocolate ganache and hazelnut praline.

Art in Resonance, until May 5, The Peninsula Hong Kong, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon.

The Art Walk in Central

Hong Kong Art Month 2026 - Hongkong Land will be hosting two exhibitions and The Art Walk in Central

What is it

Hongkong Land has curated a walk that guides art lovers through Central with artworks scattered throughout the district, creating an open-air gallery. The curated programme features bilingual guided tours and performance-led walks revealing the stories behind Central’s artworks and public spaces. Visitors can also explore at their own pace using a self-guided route.

Art to look out for

Each stop on the route features an artistic encounter and a fresh way for visitors to experience the district. Highlights include ‘Sitting Couple’, a bronze by Lynn Chadwick, ‘Taichi Series - Single Whip Dip’, a bronze by Ju Ming, ‘The Making of Spheres’ acrylic on canvas by Hon Chi Fun, ‘Double Oval’,  a bronze by Henry Moore, and ‘Rejuvenated Bonsai’ in recycled wood by Lam Laam.

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The Art Walk in Central also features two exhibitions, Hongkong Land Art Collection: Over 100 Years of Patronage will be presented at The Rotunda at Exchange Square from now until April 10. At Jardine House, Unveiling Stories, Reviving Memories runs from March 20 to June 19, presenting paintings, vintage prints and photographs from the Hongkong Land Collection. 

The Art Walk in Central Guided Performance Tours, tours start at 2 and 5pm depending on the day, March 21, 22, 26, 27, 28 and April 4, in English and Cantonese, meet at The Rotunda, 3/F, Exchange Square, Central, bookings online.

Swire Properties’ Arts Month

Hong Kong Art Month 2026 - American artist Christine Sun Kim presents A String of Echo Traps

What is it

Pacific Place and Starstreet Precinct  destinations are embracing the arts through collaboration with leading artists. The two city centre lifestyle destinations celebrate the fourth year this year as the sole offsite venue for Art Basel Hong Kong’s Encounters. 

Artists to look out for

Pacific Place is hosting an immersive installation by Berlin-based American artist Christine Sun Kim and a second installation by Mexican contemporary artist Gabriel Ricofrom. This is Sun Kim’s first ever large-scale commission in Hong Kong. The piece features a video cube and floor mural, exploring the rhythms and textures of sound through echo, challenging visitors to consider how sound operates in society. At Starstreet Precinct, Rico brings his cactus-themed sculpture, ‘I Have Anticipated You II’ to the neighbourhood. In his work, the cactus is reimagined as a symbol of transformation. 

A String of Echo Traps and I Have Anticipated You II, Pacific Place and Starstreet Precinct, until April 12.