Best Hong Kong events in June

French photographer Thien-Ty Ly showcases his signature panoramic film photography works at Central bar-slash-artspace Chez Trente. Thien’s has been documenting Hong Kong city life through street photography for the past six years, which resulted in a stunning series of human images and stories. Thien has relied on a 35mm black and white Hasselblad Xpan 24mm x 65mm panoramic format to capture the full scope of his street photographs. Join the artist in exploring the relationship between a person and their everyday environment at this exhibition. 

Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze’s most personal project to date, this new exhibition demonstrates his deepening roots in Hong Kong and Cantonese culture. Documenting visually striking street signs, Jacquet-Lagrèze began forming piecing together and forming sentences with photographs of individual characters resulting in poems that are both visual and linguistic. 

A multi-sensory exhibition that brings Vincent Van Gogh’s iconic and lesser-known paintings and artworks to life. Set to a classical score, this immersive experience allows you to explore more than 3,000 images projected across walls, columns, and even floors of the venue. Don’t miss the interactive drawing room filled with rows of canvas stands where visitors can try their at drawing following the projected video, as well as a real set of the Bedroom in Arles for photo-ops.

Audrey Hepburn is undeniably one of the greatest Hollywood icons of all time, and while we can still experience and witness her beauty and talent on film, Hollywood photographer Bob Willoughby has managed to capture her effervescent charm and shows an intimate side  to her life. Celebrating what would have been Hepburn’s 90th birthday and marking a decade since the passing of Willoughby, this rare photography exhibition (and a first in Hong Kong) features an outstanding selection of some of Willoughby’s most memorable photos of Hepburn.