Uncover the delight of art acquisition at the Affordable Art Fair
Hong Kong's Art BonanzaGear up for a vibrant artistic extravaganza! The Affordable Art Fair, spanning from May 22 to 25, 2025, is making a comeback at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. With 98 galleries, both local and international, this event promises a world of art priced under HK$100,000 to satiate your visual cravings.
Hong Kong's own artistic flavor is on full display, with Oi Ling Gallery showcasing contemporary ink artists who dazzle by fusing tradition with modernity. Meanwhile, Laurence Lai Gallery astoundingly captures the city's urban heartbeat through their art photography.
Delve into the Special Projects section, where six units explore crucial themes of connection, identity, and the marriage of tradition with modernity. A prime example is Li Shudan's "Fruit Market," an installation featuring 365 hand-carved wooden fruits for purchase at HK$1,000 each. The playful vibe of a market meets profound symbolism in this enticing exhibit.
Are you ready for a cheeky art and commerce experience? Jackie Case presents "The ATM Project," where visitors can purchase a "credit card" for HK$300, write a drawing idea on the back, and receive a live sketch from the artist hidden inside the installation.
The British-born tradition continues as the fair partners with the British Consulate to present the GREAT Art zone. Local artist Wong Ka-ying curates this section to celebrate UK creativity with selections from the British Council's vast 9,000-piece art collection.
Emerging talent takes center stage in the Young Talent Hong Kong section, where five rising artists tackle themes from intergenerational connections to environmental consciousness[3].
Don't forget to visit Angel Hui's "Auntie Angel Store," a loving ode to Hong Kong's iconic tuck shops that promises a nostalgic and creative experience within the fair[1].
The Affordable Art Fair advocates for art accessibility by offering an installment payment option so you can take a piece of art home today[2]. So, are you ready to dive into the realm of affordable, globally-inspired, and thought-provoking art? See you at the fair!
- The city's vibrant lifestyle is enriched with the blend of arts and economy, as demonstrated by the Affordable Art Fair's return, offering affordable art pieces under HK$100,000, and showcasing galleries from both local and international cultures.
- Home-and-garden enthusiasts may also find a connection to art, as Angel Hui's "Auntie Angel Store" provides a nostalgic, creative experience, reminiscent of iconic tuck shops found in Hong Kong.
- Beyond the visible themes of connection and identity in art, the sports sector is involved as well, with Wong Ka-ying's curated GREAT Art zone celebrating UK creativity and partnership with the British Council, showcasing 9,000 pieces of art collection.