Unmissable Art Exhibitions Lighting Up Hong Kong During Art Month 2025

‍

‍

As Art Month 2025 kicks into high gear, it's safe to say that Hong Kong is all about creativity! In addition to the internationally recognized Art Basel and Art Central fairs, a number of major global galleries are mounting high-impact exhibitions throughout the city that celebrate the work of both important historical artists and emerging talents. These art shows add to the vibrancy of Hong Kong's art scene, whether you're a serious art collector or simply an art lover. Here are some exhibitions you won’t want to miss this season!

‍

1. Gagosian: Sarah Sze’s Mesmerizing Mixed Media

When: March 25 – May 3, 2025
Where: Gagosian, 7/F Pedder Building, Central

For the first time in Asia, Gagosian presents the brilliant Sarah Sze. Known for transforming ordinary objects into intricate reflections on technology, memory, and perception, Sze's new works layer brushstrokes, printed images, and torn paper. Expect to lose yourself in her immersive, large-scale mixed-media paintings and hanging sculptures.

‍

‍

2. White Cube: Lynne Drexler’s ‘The Seventies’

When: March 26 – May 17, 2025
Where: White Cube, 50 Connaught Road Central

Get ready for a rediscovery! White Cube unveils the first Asian solo show for Lynne Drexler, a trailblazing abstract expressionist whose vibrant paintings mix nature’s beauty with modernist theories. Her works from the 1970s, bursting with color and feeling, reassert her rightful place in art history.

‍

‍

3. Hauser & Wirth: Louise Bourgeois’s Emotional ‘Soft Landscape’

When: March 25 – June 21, 2025
Where: Hauser & Wirth, G/F, 8 Queen’s Road Central

Louise Bourgeois, beloved for her iconic spider sculptures, returns to Hong Kong in a haunting exhibition curated by Philip Larratt-Smith. Through powerful imagery like nests, mounds, and spirals, Bourgeois explores universal themes of vulnerability, protection, and time.

‍

‍

4. Ben Brown Fine Arts: Yoan Capote’s ‘Mixed Feelings’

When: March 22 – June 21, 2025
Where: Ben Brown Fine Arts, Wong Chuk Hang

Award-winning Cuban sculptor Yoan Capote masterfully contrasts beauty with hardship. His new pieces evoke the idyllic Cuban landscape while confronting its turbulent political past, creating a visceral experience about migration, love, and longing.

‍

‍

5. Flowers Gallery: Wu Jiaru’s Mythical ‘Apollo Center’

When: March 27 – April 26, 2025
Where: Flowers Gallery, Sheung Wan

Hong Kong’s own Wu Jiaru weaves personal history with Greco-Roman myths in Apollo Center. Inspired by Sham Shui Po’s Apollo Shopping Centre, Wu examines consumerism, alienation, and the effects of rapid modernization in poignant, layered paintings.

‍

‍

6. David Zwirner: Emma McIntyre’s ‘Among My Swan’

When: March 25 – May 10, 2025
Where: David Zwirner, H Queen’s, Central

Emma McIntyre brings a splash of transformative magic with Among My Swan. Using oils and experimental materials like oxidized iron, McIntyre’s paintings bridge past and present creativity, resulting in a visual symphony you won’t want to miss.

‍

‍

7. Pace Gallery: Robert Indiana’s Vibrant Legacy in ‘The Shape of the World’

When: March 25 – May 9, 2025
Where: Pace Gallery, H Queen’s, Central

Robert Indiana, famed for his Pop Art signs and numbers, comes alive at Pace Gallery. This exhibition highlights Indiana’s fascination with geometry, literature, and symbolism, offering a profound look beyond his iconic LOVE sculptures.

‍

‍

8. Tang Contemporary Art: ‘Ritual, Trauma, and Allegory’

Details Coming Soon

At Tang Contemporary, prepare for an evocative group exhibition exploring the layers of human experience through powerful visual allegories. Stay tuned for full details!

‍

‍

9. Saatchi Yates: Sujin Lee’s Haunting ‘I Became You’

Details Coming Soon

Emerging Korean artist Sujin Lee blurs identities and emotions in I Became You, a profound exploration of connection and transformation through deeply personal paintings.

‍

‍

Final Verdict

This Art Month, Hong Kong is the ultimate playground for art lovers. here is groundbreaking mixed media, abstract works that will make you reflect on your inner self, and all the other amazing exhibitions that you will have a one-of-a-kind experience with. So get those dates in your calendar, snag some friends, and get ready to dive into everything — the art world awaits!

‍

‍