Art & Culture in Hong Kong | Exhibitions & Experiences

Discover the finest art culture experiences in Hong Kong. From exquisite museums to creative art workshops, find the perfect art location for any art enthusiast.

Last updated: April 2026

Found 34 art locations

Curiosity Corner by Studio MM

Established in 2023, Curiosity Corner by studio mm is a dynamic multidisciplinary creative space devoted to creativity, learning, and outstanding design. Located in the artsy hub of PMQ, this versatile destination offers immersive, hands-on workshops in art and product design for everyone from seasoned artists and aspiring crafters to curious children. The studio specializes in traditional craft workshops including cloisonné filigree, vitreous enamel, and raden (mother-of-pearl inlay) techniques. Workshops range from creating enamel copper charms and decorative coasters to jewellery boxes and glass trays. The instructors bring extensive expertise, with the product design instructor having 16 years of experience in business operations, having trained 500+ individuals and collaborated with companies like BNP Paribas and Walmart, while the art instructor contributes 10 years of design engagement experience with degrees from institutions like Savannah College of Art and Design. The space also features retail products and collaborations with local artists. Open Tuesday to Sunday from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

5.0· 2 reviews

Blue House

The Blue House is a 4-storey balcony-type tenement block named after the brilliant blue colour painted on its external walls. It is one of the few remaining examples of tong lau of the balcony type in Hong Kong. The site was originally occupied by 'Wah To Hospital', also known as 'Wan Chai Kai Fong Hospital', which was listed in the 1872 Rate Book. The Blue House Cluster consists of three blocks of traditional shophouses constructed from the 1920s to the 1950s, namely Blue House, Yellow House and Orange House. The building has been revitalized as part of the Viva Blue House project, showcasing people-led heritage conservation. The ground floor now houses the Hong Kong House of Stories, a museum displaying daily life artifacts and heritage information. The venue is open Monday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, closed on Wednesdays and public holidays. Guided one-hour tours of the cluster are offered to visitors.

5.0· 2 reviews

DX design hub

DX design hub is a creative landmark in Sham Shui Po operated by the Hong Kong Design Centre, fostering emerging design talents and fashion designers . The hub features different fashion and design zones, including The Design Museum, The Fashion-Pop, and The Gallery, each showcasing Hong Kong's creative talent . It serves as a platform for designers to showcase creativity and exchange ideas, with incubation spaces, exhibition areas, and facilities for creative collaboration . The Design Museum is open Monday, Wednesday to Sunday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM (open on public holidays) . The venue offers the Design Incubation Programme (DIP), a two-year programme providing financial support, training, mentorship, and networking opportunities to help emerging designers .

5.0· 2 reviews

Artstellar Studio

Experience diverse art workshops at Artstellar Studio, operating under the philosophy 'We don't make mistakes, just happy little accidents.' Offering sketching workshops, watercolour classes, oil pastel workshops, Christmas wooden figure painting, food replica workshops, and unique 'Is it Cake?' design sessions. Services include one-day experience classes, regular courses, private art parties, and corporate team building. Workshop options cover various mediums including sketching, watercolour, oil pastels, and wooden figure painting. Regular watercolour foundation classes available for immersive creative experience. All workshops suitable for beginners to seasoned creators, with materials provided. Create festive holiday postcards, Lunar New Year lucky cats, traditional EMA wishing plaques, and realistic food models. Studio provides comfortable environment for artistic exploration and self-discovery.

Useless Studio - Handmade Ceramic Workshop

Experience traditional hand-building pottery techniques at Useless Studio. Learn the fundamentals of hand-sculpting ceramics, understanding different types of clay and glazes. Workshop options include wheel throwing experience, hand-built ceramic cups, bowls, plates, coffee drippers, and sake sets. Wheel throwing course (2 hours) includes clay preparation, shaping on the pottery wheel, trimming and glazing fees. Students can add glazing experience on the day. Hand-building courses include both forming and glazing sessions (2 classes total). First class focuses on shaping, second class on glazing after bisque firing. Suitable for beginners with all materials and tools provided. Create unique, one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces with warm, handmade textures.