The Peninsula, whose commitment to supporting the work of visionary artists is exemplified by its global Art in Resonance programme, will launch the programme’s latest iteration with a stunning new exhibit at its flagship Hong Kong property. The exhibition, which will debut during Hong Kong Art Week and be open to the public through May, will present commissioned works from local artists Phoebe Hui, and Chris Cheung (widely known as h0nh1m) along with Shanghai-based artist Lin Fanglu in partnership with the esteemed Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A).
The original works from these boundary-pushing artists will be displayed in public spaces at The Peninsula Hong Kong, where the works will be accessible to both hotel guests and visiting art enthusiasts throughout the exhibition period. The programme’s 2025 edition will offer exciting and interactive art experiences, while reaffirming The Peninsula Hong Kong’s significant role in the cultural landscape of its home city.
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