In March, the whole arts ecosystem in Hong Kong comes alive. What exhibitions, performances and other events around the city are you looking forward to? 

There will be cutting-edge art and cultural experiences around every corner. I’m excited to see Monster Chetwynd’s site-specific installation, Lanternfly Ballet, come to life at Pacific Place. Combining sculpture and performance, the piece is inspired by metamorphosis, and marks our third year presenting an off-site component in collaboration with Swire Properties. 

As part of our public programme, we are thrilled to enter into our fourth partnership with M+ and UBS for the M+ Facade, which will display Singaporean artist Ho Tzu Nyen’s Night Charades, a tribute to the golden age of Hong Kong cinema. Anyone passing along the waterfront of Victoria Harbour may catch a glimpse of the work. Moreover, we will once again support Tai Kwun as they host their annual Artists’ Night on 28 March, during which members of the public can enjoy a captivating fusion of visual art, live performance, experimental events, and music – underpinned by themes of AI, the body, and ritualistic encounters.