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Curating an art fair is a delicate and rewarding endeavour. It requires a thoughtful balance between artistic vision, logistical planning, and audience engagement. Over the years, I have come to appreciate the nuances that make an art fair not just a marketplace, but a vibrant cultural event that resonates deeply with collectors, enthusiasts, and professionals alike. In this post, I will share key principles and practical advice that can help anyone involved in curating an ar

When I first learned that Salon on Hollywood would take place on Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan, I was curious about the choice. This area is not just a location; it is a living chapter of Hong Kong’s history, especially known as the city’s oldest antique district. The decision to host the event at the Liang Yi Museum during Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 week adds layers of meaning and experience for visitors. Here’s why this setting matters and what you can expect from this uniq

Buying art is often seen as a thoughtful, intellectual process. You might expect to weigh quality, provenance, and investment potential carefully. Yet, when you stand in front of your first piece, something else happens. You feel it before you understand it. That feeling is what changes everything. It’s the moment collectors remember—the moment that starts your first art collection. A contemporary artwork in a gallery setting, inviting personal connection Facing the Unknown W

Hong Kong offers countless things to do, but Hollywood Road invites you to slow down and enjoy a unique blend of art, culture, and history. This iconic street is a treasure trove for art lovers and curious explorers alike. Whether you are a local or a visitor, Hollywood Road offers a refreshing escape from the city's fast pace. Here are five reasons why you should make Hollywood Road your next destination. Contemporary art gallery entrance on Hollywood Road 1. World-Class Gal

The original salons of 18th-century Paris were not quiet galleries where art hung silently on walls. Instead, they were vibrant spaces of debate and dialogue. Salonnières like Madame de Staël and Julie de Lespinasse gathered painters, philosophers, politicians, and poets to spark conversations that challenged ideas and inspired new perspectives. Art was a starting point, a catalyst for exchange, not just an object to admire. Today, the art world often feels dominated by spect

When collectors seek the heart of Hong Kong’s art scene, they head straight to Hollywood Road. This street in Sheung Wan is more than a location; it is a living archive of art history and culture. Over the past century, Hollywood Road has quietly built a reputation that no new gallery or auction house can replicate overnight: a deep sense of provenance. This unique quality draws serious collectors, artists, and curators who understand that art’s value grows with time and stor