1. It's taking Hong Kong's art scene to the next level
Hong Kong is home to many of the world's leading commercial galleries but has always lacked a museum-standard not-for-profit art space. Tai Kwun Contemporary fills that gap. Led by Tobias Berger, Tai Kwun Contemporary has more than 1500 square metres of exhibition space and will host six to eight exhibitions every year. It's hosting two inaugural exhibitions: a group show titled Dismantling the Scaffold, which has been curated by Christina Li of Spring Workshop, and an exhibition of new work by Hong Kong artist Wing Po So.
Dismantling The Scaffold is on from June 9—August 15 and Six-Part Practice: Wing Po So Solo is on from May 29—August 15.