Eunice Tsang, curator and manager of Present Projects, at the gallery, which opened in Hong Kong’s Sham Shui Po neighbourhood in January. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Independent art finds room to flourish in Hong Kong as young artists and creatives grab retail spaces left empty by the pandemic
- Artists and curators are taking the opportunity to experiment on their own terms as more affordable spaces open up, freeing them of creative confines
- Hong Kong’s art scene has long been criticised for its focus on commercial galleries and lack of independent, artist-run spaces
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Eunice Tsang, curator and manager of Present Projects, at the gallery, which opened in Hong Kong’s Sham Shui Po neighbourhood in January. Photo: Jonathan Wong