Hong Kong

At Tai Kwun, Hong Kong, the artist presents ‘live commissions’ that posit a relational fix to our fragmented media environment

At PHD Group, Hong Kong, the artist mourns her mother through sensorial installations that incorporate personal detritus

A major retrospective at M+, Hong Kong recounts the artist’s seven-decade career in her own words

With simultaneously mournful and irreverent works, ‘F’ at Empty Gallery is haunted by our inability to process grief in the internet age

Ophelia Lai pays a visit to the feted new museum – a controversial government-backed, multibillion-dollar institution built to rival Tate Modern

At de Sarthe Gallery, Hong Kong, a racecourse for drones becomes an arena for exploring the small aircraft's transformative potential

At Streams, Hong Kong, what was once the region's centre of toy manufacturing becomes a trippy tumble into a world of toxic teddies and sadistic Care Bears 

‘We need to rebuild solidarity’

At Blindspot Gallery, twin solo exhibitions use the weather to reflect on political oppression

The studio’s first exhibition in Europe explores the politics of shapeshifting

After the announced withdrawal of the controversial extradition bill, artists and cultural workers are amongst those keeping the protest movement alive

Ahead of Art Basel Hong Kong, our selection of must-see exhibitions

The Beijing-based filmmaker focuses on performances in day-to-day life to suggest how history is produced

With censorship, abductions, banned journalists and threats towards artists, the erosion of freedoms has deepened

A former police station, Tai Kwun, or ‘big station’, repurposes 16 historic buildings as cultural spaces in the heart of Central

Inspired by L. Frank Baum’s illusory city, K11’s first in-house curated show looks to the hidden forces structuring how we see the world

With Art Basel Hong Kong taking place this week, a guide to the best shows to see across the city

Duddell’s, Hong Kong

White Cube, Hong Kong

From artist Enoch Cheng’s nocturnal balletics to fascist violence in Charlottesville, rethinking the political agency of walking