Out in the open before Kowloon’s famous Wong Tai Sin Temple, two grinning youths in cotton candy pink were busy making quick strokes of their cosmetic tools to spruce up an elderly lady ready for the camera, while about two dozen other youngsters scurried round ushering families to photography booths and explaining the many games and souvenirs on offer.

The photo exhibition at a Ma On Shan shopping centre on September 2 was teeming with people, waiting in anticipation. It was towards the end of a roving exhibition that had already visited six other venues.

To celebrate the HKSAR’s 20th anniversary, the Hong Kong Museum of Art is dressing up staircases around Hong Kong using some of its most prized collections.

The sun beats down on a seating sculpture at Culture Plaza, next to Tamar Park, setting off rays of green and white among the foliage. Primarily a piece of park furniture, the sculpture recalls touches of Chinese calligraphy and the traditional Chinese art of paper cutting that would make it perfectly at home in a museum of modern art.

Interactive exhibition in Central invites residents to appreciate city's growth and potential through rich sensory experience

Two Palace Museum themed exhibitions tell a story.

A design exhibition celebrating Hong Kong creativity and ingenuity

[Sponsored Article] We all know the big story: once described a “barren rock”, Hong Kong has been transformed into an international city thanks to its people’s perseverance and creativity. 

An interview with the curator of the Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Cheng Woon-tong

[Sponsored Article] On a recent Sunday in April at the Hong Kong Museum of History, the queue was exceptionally long for a late afternoon entry. The line included different ages, with a significant number of young children. All these patient people were waiting to be admitted into the “Legend of Hong Kong Toys” exhibition.