In the miniature world of Tatsuya Tanaka, your favourite MUJI products are transformed into Hong Kong’s skyline and street life.

Step into M+’s Found Space, where an enduring collection of glowing lanterns transforms the brutalist space into a sanctuary of light.

Minimalist yet interactive, the outdoor installation unfolds quiet magic between stone walls and an endless sky.

Nothing could have prepared us – Everything could have prepared us is a visual and emotional sprawl, a reminder of the paradoxes that define our times.

A dreamy symphony of movement and chance under the historic dome of Paris’ Bourse de Commerce.

One new Ginza landmark and six immersive installations in collaboration with some of the hottest Asian artists around.

The former Bridgestone Museum of Art in the Kyobashi district of Tokyo, now reimagined as a modern beacon fostering creativity and cultural exchange.

A sensational exhibition of large-scale installations offer a glimpse into the prolific Japanese artist’s career of music and creativity.

White dinosaur eggs by day, glowing ombre against a glittering skyline by night.

The third stop of Kongkee’s solo exhibition lands in Tai Kwun, with selected works from the Asian Art Museum and newly commissioned pieces.

A throwback to my favourite exhibition of 2023, Vital Signs, curated by Tetra Neon Exchange to showcase Hong Kong’s vibrant neon heritage.

Supersized, out-of-place and boldly coloured animal sculptures. What’s not to like about them?