CURRENTLY SHOWING
SOUTHERN
Intersection: Kisho Kakutani and Kosuke Harasawa
16 May – 4 Jul, 2026
Whitestone Gallery
SOUTHERN
Lin Zhipeng (No.223): Relationship Duplicates
16 May – 27 Jun, 2026
DE SARTHE
SOUTHERN
stephanie mei huang: yellow porcelain ii (outside the Los Angeles Police Academy)
16 May – 27 Jun, 2026
DE SARTHE
CENTRAL
Come Closer
15 May – 5 Jul, 2026
Tang Contemporary Art (Central)
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SAI WAN (WESTERN)
Michael Rikio Ming Hee Ho: and I love you dearly
9 May – 4 Jun, 2026
HART HAUS
CENTRAL
HKOP Award in Printmaking 25/26 – “The Story We Can Not Perceive”: A Solo Exhibition by CHENG Ying-yan, Lisa
8 May – 17 May, 2026
Print Art Contemporary
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SHEUNG WAN
Jon Poblador: San Gimignano
7 May – 20 Jun, 2026
Soluna Fine Art
SHEUNG WAN
Soma
7 May – 13 Jun, 2026
Contemporary by Angela Li
CENTRAL
Phantoms in Between
2 May – 18 May, 2026
I.F. Gallery
CENTRAL
HalluciNation
30 Apr – 20 May, 2026
Ora-Ora
SOUTHERN
Keep only the Sunshine
24 Apr – 17 Jun, 2026
Boogie Woogie Photography
SOUTHERN
PURELAND OF SOUL: Jiahua WU’s Chinese Ink-and-Brush Expressionism
24 Apr – 4 Sep, 2026
Y Gallery
SOUTHERN
Reimagine the Familiar - A pop-up exhibition
26 Mar – 29 Aug, 2026
Alisan Atelier
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ADMIRALTY
Hung Hsien: Between Worlds
25 Mar – 21 Jun, 2026
Asia Society Hong Kong Center
CENTRAL
A Grass Roof
24 Mar – 21 May, 2026
MASSIMODECARLO
WAN CHAI
Seeking Traces
24 Mar – 23 May, 2026
Kiang Malingue
SOUTHERN
rEceNt WoRkS: Jutta Koether
22 Mar – 20 Jun, 2026
Empty Gallery
SOUTHERN
HKG-TYO 1974-2023
21 Mar – 23 May, 2026
WKM Gallery
CENTRAL
Beyond the Ordinary – Contemporary Book Art
21 Mar – 30 Sep, 2026
Print Art Contemporary
SOUTHERN
Pouring Shadow - Contrast & Balance
20 Mar – 20 May, 2026
Sin Sin Fine Art
CENTRAL
Chen Hui-Chiao: Under One Sky
20 Mar – 28 May, 2026
gdm (Galerie du Monde)
CENTRAL
The Ascent: 15 Years of 3812 Gallery – Anniversary Exhibition
19 Mar – 10 Jun, 2026
3812 Gallery
SOUTHERN
Zhang Xiaoli: Wandering Mindscape
28 Feb – 23 May, 2026
Alisan Atelier
OPENING SOON
CENTRAL
The Chinese Avant-Garde in Paris: Chu Teh-chun, T'ang Haywen, Walasse Ting, Zao Wou-ki
22 May – 15 Aug, 2026
Alisan Fine Arts
SOUTHERN
Synesthesia - Aki Lumi x Yuki Onodera
23 May – 25 Jul, 2026
wamono art
SOUTHERN
Resonance – Transforming the atmosphere and feeling of space
23 May – 25 Jul, 2026
wamono art
CENTRAL
James Turrell: Lifting the Veil
28 May – 1 Aug, 2026
Gagosian
SOUTHERN
New Voices in Paris Now: Between Memory and Matter
29 May – 29 Aug, 2026
Alisan Atelier
SOUTHERN
8 – Between Symbiosis and Extinction
29 May – 30 Jun, 2026
Sin Sin Fine Art
Kongkee: Future Jataka
30 May – 30 Aug, 2025
gdm (Galerie du Monde)
Kongkee: Future Jataka
gdm Hong Kong is pleased to present “Kongkee: Future Jataka”, the artist’s debut exhibition at the gallery, featuring Kongkee’s new bodies of work, including LED animations, lenticular lightbox, neon installation, and mixed-media paintings. Through a rich tapestry of mediums, Kongkee opens up a dialogue set in an imagined future where artificial intelligence, spirituality, and humanity collide, inviting the audience to contemplate how enlightenment and humanity manifest amidst the ever-changing digital era.
Inspired by the Jataka Tales of the Buddha’s past lives, Kongkee envisions a future where religious and spiritual figures are reincarnated in a technologically advanced future filled with flickering screens and winding cables. In this world, spiritual figures take on new incarnations—a buddha observes the world through the lens of a video recorder, a binge-watching buddha is engrossed in consuming digital content, a mechanized Virgin Mary carries a robotic child in her womb.
The artist poses thought-provoking questions—What if religious figures were reborn in the future? How would they make sense of our world? How would they attain enlightenment? How might they guide humanity?
Inspired by the Jataka Tales of the Buddha’s past lives, Kongkee envisions a future where religious and spiritual figures are reincarnated in a technologically advanced future filled with flickering screens and winding cables. In this world, spiritual figures take on new incarnations—a buddha observes the world through the lens of a video recorder, a binge-watching buddha is engrossed in consuming digital content, a mechanized Virgin Mary carries a robotic child in her womb.
The artist poses thought-provoking questions—What if religious figures were reborn in the future? How would they make sense of our world? How would they attain enlightenment? How might they guide humanity?
gdm (Galerie du Monde)
Address: 108, Ruttonjee Centre, 11 Duddell St., Central
Opening Hours: Tue–Sat 10am–7pm
Phone: +852 2525 0529
Email: enquiry@galeriedumonde.com
Website: galeriedumonde.com