Eaton Art Month Highlights Hong Kong’s Alternative Art Scene

Eaton Art Month 2026 returns to Eaton HK in Jordan, offering a community-focused counterpoint to the city’s major fairs. Curated by Director of Culture Joseph Chen, this year’s programme centres on ‘reclaiming sidelined histories,’ transforming the hotel into a vertical gallery. The Tomorrow Maybe exhibition space and the Terrible Baby bar serve as primary venues for myth-making, experimental sound and queer-centric storytelling.

The programme emphasises immersive and participatory experiences, inviting visitors into spaces where art is encountered through movement, late-night performance and social engagement. The core Eaton Art Month programme runs throughout March and into May. Most exhibitions and talks are free, while flagship parties and select workshops are ticketed. The upcoming schedule as follows:

Sunday, 15 March – Saturday, 28 March, 2026 | Weekdays | Free Entry
Artist Residency: Joshua Serafin
Witness the creative process as artist-in-residence Joshua Serafin develops their solo exhibition, Grieve the Departed Wound, on-site at Tomorrow Maybe.

Friday, 20 March, 2026 | 6pm to 9pm | Free Entry
Exhibition Opening: Grieve The Departed Wound
Join us at Tomorrow Maybe for the opening reception of Joshua Serafin’s solo exhibition. The artist will be present to welcome visitors and offer insight into the narratives and processes behind their work.

Thursday, 26 March, 2026 | 9pm till late | Ticketed
Eaton Art Month Party: Ancestral Frequencies
An evening of reclaiming erased feminine and queer genealogies through ritual, sound, and spectacle. Features live performances by Joshua Serafin, Abyss X and Zoe Marden + Sonia Wong, with DJ sets by Dis Fig and Fotan Laiki.

Friday, 27 March – Sunday, 29 March, 2026 | 2pm to 8pm | Ticketed
Tomorrow Maybe x Art Basel Hong Kong: Sharu B. Sikdar
Eaton HK’s Tomorrow Maybe presents Stepping Stones Won’t Break My Bones, a solo exhibition by artist Sharu B. Sikdar at its Art Basel Hong Kong booth (Institution 04, L1 Concourse).

Saturday, 28 March, 2026 | 12:30pm to 2pm | Ticketed
Artist Workshop: Sewing On Eggshells With Sharu B. Sikdar
A small-group workshop at the Art Basel Hong Kong booth guided by artist Sharu B. Sikdar. Participants will work with fragile materials in a slow, hands-on process that mirrors the emotional sensitivity explored in her installation.

Saturday, 21 March – Sunday, 10 May, 2026 | 11am to 9pm | Free Entry
Solo Exhibition: Grieve the Departed Wound
Visit Tomorrow Maybe at Eaton HK for Joshua Serafin’s performative exhibition that transforms the gallery into a vessel for grieving and healing, featuring installations, videos and paintings.

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