Art Basel is one of the region’s biggest and most respected art events, bringing together established artists and new emerging talent from around the globe. What to expect Scheduled to unfold at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from March 28 to 30, with preview days on March 26 and 27, this esteemed art fair is poised to host 242 galleries from 40 countries and territories in its 2024 edition. The HKCEC in Wan Chai is transformed for three days into a hub of creative display, with seven sectors to explore: Galleries: A mix of both modern and contemporary art, including paintings, drawings, photography, sculptures, and digital artworks Insights: Unique curated projects from Asia, the Middle East, and India Discoveries: New artists get their opportunity to premiere contemporary art created especially for Art Basel Kabinett: Booths that display thematically-focused projects Encounters: A great opportunity to see large-scale sculptures and installations Film: Showing short films and special screenings Magazines: An exhibit of art publications from around the world In addition, Art Basel hosts a Conversations program, with talks and discussions with artists, gallerists, collectors, and curators. Art Basel ticket info Tickets are available at the door, or can be booked Tickets purchased online are cheaper than those sold on-site Single-day, half-day, 2-day and 3-day passes available Prices range from around to
The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong
The Ultimate Guide to Hong Kong