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White Cube is pleased to present ‘Your Words Become Mine’, Sarah Morris’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong. >> Read more

White Cube is pleased to present new work by Christian Marclay. This exhibition, his first in Hong Kong, includes a series of unique, large-scale woodcut prints that explore the physical and cultural intersection of sound and vision, reflecting the artist’s ongoing interest in the sonic perception of still images. >> Read more

White Cube is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Kenyan born, London-based artist Michael Armitage. >> Read more

White Cube is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by British artist Eddie Peake. This is Peake’s first exhibition in Hong Kong and will include new paintings, sculpture and installation. >> Read more

White Cube is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by artist Danh Vō. This is the artist’s first exhibition with the gallery and his first solo presentation in Hong Kong; the exhibition is organised by Mathieu Paris, Director, White Cube. Consisting of over 600 mammoth fossils from the late Pleistocene period and a […] >> Read more

White Cube is pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Gabriel Orozco. This is the first solo show by the artist in Hong Kong. >> Read more

Lehmann Maupin and White Cube will present I Cried Because I Love You, an exhibition by Tracey Emin, CBE. The joint exhibition takes place across both gallery spaces in Hong Kong and marks Emin's first solo presentation in Greater China. >> Read more

Lehmann Maupin and White Cube will present I Cried Because I Love You, an exhibition by Tracey Emin, CBE. The joint exhibition takes place across both gallery spaces in Hong Kong and marks Emin's first solo presentation in Greater China. >> Read more

White Cube is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Lebanese-born writer and artist Etel Adnan, her first in Hong Kong. Born in 1925 in Beirut, Adnan is widely known for her poetry, novels and plays and moves fluidly between the disciplines of writing and art. >> Read more

While it was inevitable that “Filter the Public” would run into some difficulties with its venue, there are a number of very special works on display here, some of which utilize the space very well. It’s important to experiment with modes of exhibition... >> Read more