4 exhibitions to get you psyched for March’s art happenings
With Arts Month upon us, here’s a round-up of shows in Hong Kong from local, regional and international talent
Unsold ≠ Worthless: Shifting Perspectives
This provocative group exhibition examines the meaning of value in the art world, reframing unsold works as opportunities for conversation rather than failure. It brings together a diverse range of contemporary artists whose works challenge commercial norms and celebrate creativity. By showcasing pieces that have been overlooked and left unsold, the exhibition invites viewers to reconsider the way art is perceived, collected and appreciated.
Michele Fletcher: Aftertime
In this exhibition, Michele Fletcher envisions a world where plant life flourishes in a post-human landscape. Her bold, ribbonlike brushstrokes create dynamic, layered compositions that teem with energy and growth. Inspired by the works of philosophers Timothy Morton and Michael Marder, Fletcher’s art explores themes of regeneration and humanity’s fragile connection to the natural world. This exhibition, London-based Fletcher’s first in Hong Kong, invites viewers to contemplate cycles of life, memory and coexistence in a world shaped by nature’s rhythms.