Join us for the #SouthsideSaturday this week on Sep 20, as we celebrate the vibrant and growing art community in Wong Chuk Hang and Tin Wan with brand-new gallery spaces opening and a powerful lineup of exhibitions you won't want to miss.

🌟 New Gallery Spaces to Explore
Be among the first to visit the stunning new homes of Whitestone Gallery and Art Perspective / LIS 10 Gallery at M Place. The day also marks the grand opening of DE SARTHE's highly anticipated new space at Vita Tower, launching with two inaugural exhibitions.

🎨 Celebrating Hong Kong Artists
Don't miss the group show of 10 Hong Kong artists at Tang Contemporary Art’s Wong Chuk Hang space, featuring two afternoon artist talks. Alisan Atelier in Tin Wan presents a group show of 3 Hong Kong artists curated by Joyce Hei-ting Wong, while Blindspot Gallery brings a new exhibition by Isaac Chong Wai, SC Gallery opens a new show by IV Chan with a Saturday talk, and DE SARTHE proudly presents their first solo of Lazarus Chan.

🖼️ Discover Masterpieces in the Southside
DE SARTHE complements its opening with a selection of post-war and modern masterpieces. Art Perspective presents a rare series of works on paper by the legendary Zao Wou-Ki, and Ben Brown Fine Arts' group show features a piece by contemporary master Avery Milton.

🌏 Cross-regional Art
Explore spiritual themes in a new show by Nepali artist Tsherin Sherpa at Rossi & Rossi. Discover Japanese artistry with Yukari Nishi's paintings at WKM Gallery, Takanori Suga's works at Boogie Woogie Photography, and exquisite bamboo works at wamono art. Axel Vervoordt Gallery contemplates the ancient form of the vessel in a thoughtful group show, while Sin Sin Fine Art presents emerging Indonesian artists. Lucie Chang Fine Arts reviews the best of their past Art Basel HK presentations in the gallery.

Plan your art crawl now! Explore all participating galleries and plan your route on southsidesaturday.com or hk-aga.org website.

🔗 Click below link for all participating galleries programmes, opening hours and Google Map.