The 3rd Hong Kong International Cultural and Creative Expo, “Arts Gather in Hong Kong, Chinese and Foreign Art Bloom Together”, was grandly opened at the Hong Kong Expo from May 30 to June 2, 2025. More than 1,000 art institutions and art groups from more than 30 countries in China, Hong Kong and around the world gathered together to gather global art resources, jointly promote cultural and artistic exchanges between China and foreign countries, and establish a cultural and artistic exchange platform between China and foreign countries. “Culture is like the wind, without a shadow, but it is everywhere.”
Mr. Kenneth Fok, Chairman of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, delivers a speech
Ms. Shi Wenli, Deputy Director of Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports, delivered a speech
Mr. Zoltán Páldi, Trade Commissioner of the Hungarian Consulate General in Hong Kong, delivered a speech
Mr Anatoly KARGAPOLOV, Consul of Russia in Hong Kong, delivered a speech
Mr. Desmond Makosa, Tourism Consul of the Zimbabwe Consulate General in Hong Kong, delivered a speech
New Zealand’s Auckland International Art Space, Beijing Song Yigong Culture and Art Development Company, Xi’an Hanami New Zealand Contemporary Art Space jointly cooperated to bring together famous New Zealand artists FLOX, SWEATS, Evan Woodruffe, Jimmy James Kouratoras, Alvin Pankhurst, LuLu Fang, Chinese artists Jiang Huan, Wang Hao, Wu Dewu, Zhang Jing and other 10 Chinese and foreign artists to collectively appear at the Hong Kong Cultural Expo. The different artistic styles and unique artistic presentations of Chinese and foreign artists were well received and appreciated by the majority of viewers.
Mr. Liang Tianfu, Chairman of the Hong Kong Cultural Expo, Mr. Zhao Zhijun, the curatorial director of the Cultural Expo, and others visited the booth of the Auckland International Art Space in New Zealand
Ms. Shi Wenli, Deputy Director of Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports, Mr. Zong Yuan, the curator and manager of Auckland International Art Space, and Ms. Fan Meili, the founder of Xi’an Hanami New Zealand Contemporary Art Space
Ms. Shi Wenli, Deputy Director of Shenzhen Municipal Bureau of Culture, Radio, Television, Tourism and Sports, visited and guided
Mr. Guo Liqun, General Manager of China International Cultural Exchange Group, and Ms. Song Zheng visited the art booth for guidance
Mr. Yin Peng and Mr. Lv Dong from China Exhibition Company visited the Hong Kong Cultural Expo
Mr. Zong Yuan, curator and manager of Auckland International Art Space, New Zealand
Ms. Zhao Ling, CEO of Auckland International Art Space, New Zealand
Mr. Zong Yuan and artist Ms. Fang Lulu
Ms. Fang Lilu, a Chinese artist from New Zealand, exhibited a set of 8 oil paintings that combined Chinese and foreign cultural relics and utensils with flowers. They were brought to Hong Kong, an international metropolis where Eastern and Western art and culture merge, allowing audiences from all over the world to feel the theme of “transience and eternity” presented in art, which generated great response and resonance.
Mr. Guo Haoman, founder of Yunfeng Gallery, and Ms. Fang Lulu, artist
Map collector Mr. Tan Zhaozhang and others came to visit
During the Hong Kong Cultural Expo, Auckland International Art Space conducted extensive art exchanges and negotiations with art institutions and artists from all over the world, and reached a number of artistic cooperation intentions.
Artist Yan Xueliang appreciates the artwork
Hong Kong collector Christie and others visited the art exhibition
Senior collectors from Hong Kong visited and collected the exhibited artworks
The vision of “Art in Hong Kong” to promote cultural and artistic exchanges between the East and the West, jointly build a large platform for Chinese culture and art to go overseas, and establish a center for cultural and artistic exchanges between China and foreign countries has become the collective consensus and artistic declaration of this Hong Kong Cultural Expo.
