EXHIBITION

WANDER & WONDER is a pioneering community creative exhibition co-created by City Magazine and Starstreet Precinct. The exhibition displays creative artworks throughout Starstreet Precinct, encouraging visitors to explore and interact with the art pieces. This project aims to establish Starstreet Precinct as a vibrant cultural destination in the city. Curated by City Magazine, this event showcases the works of renowned creators including Wing Shya, Michael Lau, Li Chi Tak, and musician Wong Chi Chung, who bring together diverse dimensions of portraiture, 'designer toys', paintings and music. This artistic fusion connects indoor and outdoor spaces, weaving through the urban landscape. The...

A celebration of over 20 Hong Kong artists in dialogue with global voices where animals inspire art, exploring the boundaries between humans and animals. Animals have long played a central role in human culture—as symbols, muses, and reflections of our inner world. Drawing from mythology, history, and pop culture, the exhibition offers strikingly creative works that blur the boundaries between reality and imagination, observation and interpretation, inviting audiences to step beyond a human-centric perspective and imagine life through the eyes of other species.   Flower Series: A Little Lost, A Lot Found Flower Series: Being Lost is Worth than Being...

  Flower Series: Embrace Your Inner Orange, 2024Acrylic on canvas59¹⁄₁₆ × 59¹⁄₁₆ inches (150 × 150 cm)Hong Kong, Lévy Gorvy Dayan & Wei, How Mundane!, August–September 2024.   Comprising vibrant colors and bold geometries, Michael Lau’s Flower series illuminates the artist’s painterly investigations of line and form through the traditional subject of the still life. While Lau initiated his Flower paintings in 2020, the series harkens back to his early practice—forming a link with his 1999 solo presentation, Gardener at the Hong Kong Arts Centre, which featured sculptural characters influenced by Lau’s friends (graffiti artists, DJs, rappers, and skateboarders). Of...

Flower Series: “There is no blue without orange and without yellow.” II, 2024Acrylic on canvas70⅞ × 55⅛ inches (180 × 140 cm)Comprising vibrant colors and bold geometries, Michael Lau’s Flower series illuminates the artist’s painterly investigations of line and form through the traditional subject of the still life. While Lau initiated his Flower paintings in 2020, the series harkens back to the artist’s early practice—forming a link with his 1999 solo presentation, Gardeners, featuring figural characters including friends of the artist (graffiti artists, DJs, rappers, and skateboarders)—exhibited at the Hong Kong Arts Centre. Of his figurative floral works, the artist...