1a space

Non-profit contemporary visual art organization and art venue founded and operated by a collective of Hong Kong artworkers. Exhibitions, talks, workshops, artist-in-residency program. [en]

Art Beatus Gallery

Opened in 1992 in Hong Kong, a second gallery opened in Vancouver, Canada in 1996. Represents and promotes contemporary Chinese art. Also organizes special presentations and exhibitions for a number of artists of non-Chinese origin. [en]

10 Chancery Lane

Artists from around the world. [en]

Galerie Du Monde

Eablished in 1974, Chinese contemporary paintings and prints. [en]

Grotto Fine Art

Exclusively artists from Hong Kong. [en]

Hanart TZ Gallery

Contemporary Chinese art; painting, sculpture, photography, video, installations, etc. [en]

Loft Gallery

Branches in Hong Kong and Paris Focus on artists who live in the People's Republic of China. [en, es, fr]

Para/Site Art Space

Founded in the beginning of 1996. Non-profit art space run by independent artists in Hong Kong and supported by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council. In addition to exhibitions, Para/Site organizes forums and seminars, and edits publications. [en]

Plum Blossoms Gallery

Established in Hong Kong in 1987. Galleries also in Singapore since 1991, and in New York since 2001. Contemporary art from China, Vietnam and other Asian countries, as well as antique textiles. [en]

Schoeni Art Gallery

Chinese artists whose work ranges from Neo-Realism to Postmodernism. Documents contemporary Chinese art via publications, etc. Branches in Hong Kong and Beijing. [en]

Zuni Icosahedron

Independent cultural collective: Theatre and multi-media performances, video, sound and installation arts; arts education, criticism, policy research and international cultural exchange. [en, zh]