Culture & Arts

The only Asian outpost of top New York gallery David Zwirner, located in the vertical gallery building H Queen's in Central, regularly showing works by international blue-chip artists such as Gerhard Richter and Jeff Koons. Free admission.

The Hong Kong space of Swiss top gallery Hauser & Wirth, relocated in 2024 to 8 Queen's Road Central, spanning three floors and around 10,000 sq ft, showing works by contemporary art masters such as Louise Bourgeois and Mark Bradford. Free admission.

The Hong Kong branch of London's top gallery White Cube, showing works by international contemporary artists such as Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin. Free admission and a key player in Central's art scene.

Hong Kong's first large-scale local selfie experience venue, located inside The Peak Tower, with 5 themed zones: Hong Kong Nostalgia, Collective Memories, Light & Shadow Fantasy, Play Zone, and European Charm.

Hong Kong's first Korean-style rustic wooden self-photo studio, with limited-edition oversized photo paper at the K11 MUSEA branch.

A contemporary art gallery established in 2010, focusing on photography and media works by emerging and established Asian artists, located in the Wong Chuk Hang industrial art cluster.

One of the largest contemporary art galleries in Wong Chuk Hang, with nearly 10,000 sq ft of exhibition space showcasing international and Asian contemporary artists.

A gallery specializing in Asian classical and contemporary art, covering Himalayan, Indian and Southeast Asian works, located at M Place, Wong Chuk Hang.

A rare black-cube gallery in Hong Kong on the Tin Wan waterfront, showcasing multimedia works, performances and music projects by emerging and established artists.

A local gallery established in 2008 that relocated from Central to Tin Wan, focusing on progressive cross-media contemporary art exhibitions.

A larger exhibition annex of the Central-based 10 Chancery Lane Gallery, set up in a Chai Wan industrial building for large-scale installations and exhibitions by international contemporary artists.

A 1,400 sq ft gallery in a Chai Wan industrial building dedicated to contemporary print and paper works, showcasing emerging artists from Hong Kong, Asia and Europe.

A contemporary art gallery founded in Tokyo in 1967, with its Hong Kong space in M Place, Wong Chuk Hang, showing Japanese and Asian artists. Free to visit.

The Hong Kong space of a London contemporary art gallery, housed in The Factory, Wong Chuk Hang. Free entry, no appointment needed.

A Hong Kong contemporary art gallery founded in 2024, showcasing emerging and mid-career artists. Free to visit.

The Hong Kong space of Japan's WKM Gallery, opened in 2023 in Coda Designer Centre, showing Japanese and Asian contemporary art. Free to visit.

A gallery focused on Chinese contemporary art, based in Union Industrial Building, Wong Chuk Hang. Free to visit on regular opening days.

A large space in Tin Wan run by Alisan Fine Arts, showing Chinese modern and contemporary art. Free to visit.

A Central gallery founded in 1981, championing Chinese modern and contemporary art. Free to visit.

A Hong Kong contemporary art gallery founded in 2010, representing Chinese and Asian artists, on Sik On Street in Wan Chai. Free entry.

The Hong Kong space of the Paris gallery, in K11 Atelier at Victoria Dockside, showing international contemporary artists. Free entry.

The Hong Kong space of the international gallery Pace, hosting regular solo shows by contemporary artists. Free to visit, and easy to fit into a Central stroll.

Italian gallery MASSIMODECARLO sits inside the Tai Kwun heritage compound and rotates shows by international and local contemporary artists. Free to enter, and easy to combine with other Tai Kwun exhibitions.

An independent gallery founded in 2014 with a playful take on contemporary work rooted in digital-age and pop culture. Free to visit at its Staunton Street shopfront.