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This cornerstone of Hong Kong Arts Month returns to its home at the Central Harbourfront with its largest edition yet. See works from 117 galleries and over 500 artists from Hong Kong, Asia, and global territories, including a large-scale digital installation by Kaitlyn Hau which maps motion-capture data into a recursive feedback loop that comments on the artist’s compulsive self-regulation in real-time.
Black Sheep Restaurants returns as the fair’s F&B partner, bringing dishes from a range of their eateries such as Jean-Pierre, Falcone, Ho Lee Fook, Messina, and more. Soho House is also around to serve up a cocktail menu that includes their world-famous Picante and the newly launched Highball Fifty.
A new cultural event is debuting in Hong Kong this Art Month, bringing together visual and edible creations for an immersive experience. From March 26 to April 5, Central Yards Edible Art Fair invites visitors to discover a range of unique exhibitions focused around the senses of taste, sight, and sound, and immersive storytelling. 10 galleries dedicated to prominent art movements will feature visual installations alongside specially crafted edible creations, making this a feast for the eyes and the taste buds. You’re not just looking at the food either – visitors get to indulge in nibbles at each artwork!
‘Pop It!’, inspired by neo-pop, features bubble-shaped sculptures and a giant claw machine that visitors can collect an edible confection from. ‘Drip’, inspired by Expressionism, highlights abstract art and comes with flavoured drinks for visitors to try. ‘Go Bananas!’, inspired by conceptual art, sees replica fruits taped to the walls, and encourages guests to find and take a miniature edible banana among the art. With plenty more to see and eat, Central Yards Edible Art Fair promises a multi-sensory experience that’s quite unlike anything else taking place during Art Month. Local artists will also be featured in two special galleries dedicated to New Ink and Hong Kong Contemporary Art.
Get your tickets now on edibleartfair.com – entries are timed, so plan ahead and choose a date and time slot when making your purchase. Attendees can also join workshops to make their...
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