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UP4 – The Writing on the Wall: Censorship in Hong Kong
From Issue 4: Politics – With local museums and galleries shying away from polarizing subjects, artists turned to the streets to enjoy a resistance renaissance, using walls, plywood, and the pavement itself to commandeer a canvas from the chaos. Now, every poster or dissenting mural has been torn down or bleached. The mainland is pushing back on what it sees as widespread separatism, forcing artists and activists to fight for the right to resist at all.
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Celebrating Creativity and Community At HKWall’s 10th Festival
As Hong Kong pulses with energy and creativity, the annual HKwalls festival has solidified its status as a defining event on the city’s cultural calendar.
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Press Release: Little Fires Everyone
GR Gallery is pleased to present “Little Fires Everyone,” a solo exhibition by Kila Cheung, in collaboration with How2Work. This show will feature a new collection of Cheung’s work, including paintings on canvas, sculptures, and limited editions. Through this exhibition, Cheung explores the essence of daily life and the impact of collaboration, delving into the inner fires that define individuals and shape our contemporary existence.