If nature landscapes are your thing, this art show is definitely for you. And if you’re up for a bit of a surprise – even better! From landscapes to sculptures, immerse yourself in Yin Zhaoyang’s world of elegance and sensibility. While many of his works are inspired by nature, his choice of production methods, materials, and colours are as unconventional as they come (in the best way possible). In particular, you will find Yin Zhaoyang’s mastery in Western Abstract Expressionism through his exquisite use of bold and dynamic strokes. 

When: Until Saturday, 16 November, 11am to 7pm (gallery closed Sundays, Mondays and Public Holidays)
Where: 10/F, H Queen’s, 80 Queen’s Road Central, Central, Hong Kong
Contact: 2682 8289, [email protected], www.tangcontemporary.com
How much: Free entry

Why fly all the way to Berlin when you can catch a glimpse of its amazing street art right here in Hong Kong? Watch in real time as Berlin’s WENU artistic collective embark on a live large-scale collaborative street art project in Tai Kwun’s Parade Ground, with help from local Hong Kong artists. Whilst you’re there, you may fancy checking out the other activities under Projekt Berlin, such as the Berlin Cinema screenings or Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn performances!

When: Until Sunday, 17 November, 10am to 11pm
Where: Tai Kwun Parade Ground, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong
Contact: 3559 2600, www.taikwun.hk/projektberlin
How much: Free entry (other events may require an entrance fee)

You know it’s about to get wild when an artist’s creative process involves shooting paint out of a cannon. To Shozo Shimamoto, art is all about originality and liberty. At first glance, the organic forms of paint and their vibrant colours radiate with Shimamoto’s signature haphazard art philosophy. Look a little closer, however, and you’ll find traces of the Gutai art movement – Japan’s most significant avant-garde collective of the postwar era.

When: Until Sunday, 17 November, 11am to 7pm (gallery closed Mondays and Public Holidays)
Where: Whitestone Gallery, 7-8/F, H Queen’s, 80 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong
Contact: 2523 8001, [email protected], www.whitestone-gallery.com
How much: Free entry

Though the old Kowloon Walled City may be long gone, it’s not forgotten. And now, thanks to Greg Girard and Ian Lambot, here’s your chance to see inside the infamous complex via the medium of photography. Based on Greg and Ian’s bestselling book, which to date has sold over 25,000 copies, this exhibition will offer a unique insight into the crowded, lawless neighbourhood and the lives of its inhabitants. It’s a must-see for anyone looking to learn a little more about the history of the city!

When: Friday, 8 November to Sunday, 8 December, 11am to 6pm (gallery closed Mondays and Tuesdays)
Where: Blue Lotus Gallery, G/F, 28 Pound Lane, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
Contact: 5590 3229, [email protected], bluelotus-gallery.com
How much: Free entry

After five years in the making, French artist Ophelia Jacarini’s Bloomed series makes its world debut this month. As both an independent artist and curator, Ophelia is known for creating an unbelievable dialogue between the creation and the spectator in an interactive way. Expect works across a wide array of mediums, including painting, drawing and embroidery, with the human body as muse.

When: Friday, 15 November to Saturday, 14 December, 12pm to 8pm
Where: Kong Art Space, 3 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong
Contact: 2147 9838, [email protected], www.kongartspace.org
How much: Free entry