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It’s that time of year again — Hong Kong’s annual Art March season brings major fairs, exhibitions and cultural events. Here’s the rundown on everything you should see during Art Month 2026!
March kicks off Hong Kong’s annual Art Month madness, and 2026 is serving a lineup that’s equal parts inspiring and overwhelming (in the best way!). From the most anticipated global art fairs of the season to local street art events, here’s your ultimate guide on where to go, what to see and what to do during Art Month Hong Kong!
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Major Art Fairs & Events In Hong Kong This March
Art Basel Hong Kong
Art Basel is the crown jewel of Hong Kong’s art scene, pulling in top galleries from across the globe such as Crèvecœur, Xavier Hufkens and Galleria Massimo Minini — expect everything from modern masterpieces to boundary-pushing contemporary works. Collectors and gallerists from around the region will be flocking to witness the specially commissioned installations, the hottest new artists on the block and perhaps spend a pretty penny on some personal picks.
When: Friday, 27 March to Sunday, 29 March, 2026 (VIP preview days from 25 to 26 March)
Where: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Art Central
Happy 11th anniversary, Art Central! This fair’s all about fresh faces and bold ideas — think emerging artists and innovative galleries shaking things up. It’s less stuffy than its big sister Art Basel, with more of a focus on sociopolitical issues and regional art trends.
When: Wednesday, 25 March to Sunday, 29 March, 2026
Where: Central Section, Central and Western District Promenade, Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
Art Central Dates, Tickets & Programme Details ▶
54th Hong Kong Arts Festival
The 54th Hong Kong Arts Festival is back to inaugurate Art Month, blanketing the city in a massive, multi-disciplinary celebration. Taking the crown of Asia’s cultural calendar, this edition features over 45 distinct programmes and 170+ performances, involving upwards of 1,100 international and local artists.
When: Friday, 27 February to Monday, 30 March, 2026
Where: Various locations across Hong Kong
54th Hong Kong Arts Festival Event Highlights ▶
Edible Art Fair
Central Yards’ very first Edible Art Fair lands at the Central Harbourfront with 10 galleries inspired by different art movements from Modernism to Expressionism. Every single one comes with a bite-sized edible creation made just for the experience.
When: Thursday, 26 March to Sunday, 5 April 2026
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
Everything You Can Eat At The Debut Edible Art Fair ▶
HKWalls Street Art Festival
Street art lovers, this one’s for you! HKWalls celebrates urban creativity with vibrant murals, hands-on workshops and live painting sessions. This annual street art festival features both local and international artists. Expect to witness stunning large-scale works and engage with artists through interactive events.
When: Saturday, 21 March to Sunday, 29 March, 2026
Where: Various locations across Hong Kong, with main hub at PMQ
Everything You Need To Know About HKWalls 2026 ▶
Eaton Art Month
Eaton HK is stepping into the spotlight this March, as its in-house gallery Tomorrow Maybe takes the stage as a Cultural Partner of Art Basel with Eaton Art Month. Its annual Art Month celebration features exhibitions, late-night events and special pop-ups.
Sassy Tip: While you’re there, check out the limited-edition creative cocktails at Terrible Baby!
When: Sunday, 15 March to Sunday, 10 May, 2026
Where: Tomorrow Maybe, 4/F, Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Your Guide To Eaton Art Month Events & Exhibitions ▶
Tai Kwun Art Week
Dive into a whirlwind of creativity at Tai Kwun Art Week’s second edition! Expect seven days of cutting-edge performances, cultural gems and extended exhibition hours, featuring Art After Hours: Beings in Motion, a curated evening of performance art and movement-based works, along with major regional artists’ solo exhibitions.
When: Monday, 23 March to Sunday, 29 March, 2026
Where: Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
View Tai Kwun Art Week Exhibition & Performance Details ▶
‘Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market’ at Central Harbourfront
Making its Asian debut at Central Harbourfront, this immersive installation features 26 whimsical plush flower designs (and over 150,000 plush flowers) including exclusive pieces commemorating Henderson Land’s 50th anniversary. The plush flowers are purchasable for just $38, and while admission is free, you must register beforehand and show your e-ticket at the door.
When: Thursday, 19 to Sunday, 22 March, 2026
Where: Central Harbourfront Event Space, Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
Get More Details About Henderson Land x Cj Hendry Flower Market ▶
Major Museum Exhibitions In Hong Kong In March 2026
‘Lee Bul: From 1998 to Now’ at M+
South Korean contemporary artist Lee Bul is one of the most prominent figures to emerge in the art world recent decades. This exhibition celebrates her work, showcasing her career through three immersive sections. It starts with architectural installations from her ‘Mon grand récit’ series, then continues to her ‘Cyborg’ and ‘Anagram’ series that blends science fiction, art history and critical theory to explore gender and beauty. It culminates with a display of sketches and maquettes, revealing her artistic process.
Sassy Tip: Head to M+ on Sunday, 8 March from 10am to 8pm for free entry to major exhibitions and public programmes! This exhibition won’t be open yet, but there’s plenty else to see.
When: Saturday, 14 March to Sunday, 9 August, 2026
Where: West Gallery, L2, M+, West Kowloon Cultural District, 38 Museum Drive, West Kowloon, Hong Kong – purchase tickets here
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‘Waving Script – Bizhentu’ at FutureScope
You might know FutureScope as Hong Kong’s first large-scale art dome, found at bustling and ever-growing Kai Tak. Now, head over for its third chapter, masterminded by artist Chris Cheung aka h0nh1m. This edition of ‘Waving Script’ introduces brainwave data as a new calligraphic medium, forming an intersection between this art form and technology, dance and Cantonese Opera. There will continue to be an immersive series of ArtTech experiences at FutureScope through to April 2026, all in a hemispheric theatre that allows you a unique way to absorb and embrace experiential art.
When: From Thursday, 12 March, 2026
Where: Dream by the Sea, Kai Tak Sports Park, Kai Tak, 38-39 Shing Kai Road, Kowloon City, Hong Kong – purchase tickets here
‘Live: Hong Kong Art Exhibition’ at Hong Kong Museum Of Art
Love art but wish you could see it being made instead of just the final product? Your prayers have been answered! This fascinating exhibition at HKMOA shows you the outcomes of creativity and traces inspiration back to its source. 19 artists — including Angela Yuen, Raymond Fung, Chu Hing-wah and Jess Leung — have come together to create pieces on-site, turning the HKMOA gallery into an open studio where you can witness the entire creative process. You can also explore a selection of the artists’ recent work, ranging ink art, ceramics, installation, painting, video and more.
When: From Friday, 20 March, 2026
Where: Lobby & G/F & 2/F & The Wing & Hong Kong Art Gallery, Hong Kong Museum of Art, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
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Art Installations & Gallery Exhibitions
‘A String of Echo Traps’ & ‘I Have Anticipated You II’ at Pacific Place & Starstreet Precinct
Pacific Place is transforming itself as part of Swire Properties’ Art Month celebrations with a dual showcase of contemporary art. American artist Christine Sun Kim presents her largest commission in Hong Kong in the shape of a multi-channel video experience that highlights deaf life and communication in ‘A String of Echo Traps’. Nearby at Starsreet Precinct, Mexican artist Gabriel Rico has installed a cactus-themed sculpture titled ‘I Have Anticipated You II’ that explores the relationship between culture and nature. Both are public installations free to view, encouraging you to engage with art in new, thought-provoking ways.
When: Saturday, 21 March to Sunday, 12 April, 2026
Where: Pacific Place & Starstreet Precinct, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
‘Art In Resonance’ Programme At The Peninsula Hong Kong
The Peninsula Hong Kong’s ‘Art In Resonance’ programme with see three site-specific commissions come to life, featuring an extraordinary lineup: Hong Kong contemporary artist Angel Hui, Tokyo-based Indonesian ceramicist Albert Yonathan Setyawan (in partnership with the Victoria and Albert Museum) and Hong Kong-based architect-artist Dr William Lim. Hui’s ‘Swimming in Light’ will transform the hotel’s façade, Setyawan’s ‘Metamorphic Modulation’ of hand-modelled ceramics will be set up in The Lobby, while Dr Lim’s installation at The Verandah merges art and environment in tapestry and flooring inspired by his oil painting ‘A Bright Future’.
Sassy Tip: The hotel is also offering curated stay packages and dining experiences inspired by the artworks, including themed afternoon teas and baked goods.
When: Tuesday, 17 March to Tuesday, 5 May, 2026
Where: The Peninsula Hong Kong, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong – find out more here
‘2nd MOTIFX – Embracing the Beauty of Chinese Culture’ at LANDMARK
Returning with a major showcase at the LANDMARK, ‘2nd MOTIFX – Embracing the Beauty of Chinese Culture’ is this year following the theme of ‘Culture to Nature – A Surreal Garden of Botanical Patterns’. This will explore the mystical side of Chinese characters – specifically the Radical Grass (艹 / 艸) – through the perspective of different designers. The exhibition, curated by Michael Leung and organised by the Hong Kong Design Institute, gathers the work of local and international emerging artists such as Chulan Kwak, Cynthia Mak, Made by Sandwich, STICKYLINE, Leona Fung and more. There are over 100 original patterns to see as well as an immersive experience that brings together dynamic visuals, scent and music.
When: Tuesday, 3 to Tuesday, 31 March, 2026
Where: 2/F, LANDMARK ATRIUM, 15 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
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Main image courtesy of Sassy Media Group, all images courtesy of their respective fairs, museums and art spaces.
