John Ho: 100 Corners of Hong Kong Exhibition

Highlights

Artist John Ho has dedicated four years to traversing local neighborhoods, documenting one hundred corners of Hong Kong in his ambitious "100 Corners of Hong Kong" project. This exhibition features his nuanced observations of the city’s architecture, aging housing estates, and 80s-era public infrastructure. Through his brushes, ordinary street markers and urban landscapes are transformed into visual art infused with personal emotion and historical memory. His perspective allows audiences to rediscover the juxtaposition of vibrancy and decay within the city.

About the Program

This exhibition is more than just a collection of paintings; it is a visual record of John Ho's four-year artistic journey. By exploring previously unvisited corners of the city, he has captured disappearing architectural details and the textures of everyday life. From the geometric patterns of housing estates to minor street signs, his works weave together an exploration of the city's complex identity, turning personal memories into a compelling visual narrative.

Venue & Access

the exhibition will be held at ztoryhome in Sai Ying Pun, a space that offers an intimate backdrop for the series. Located at G/F, 118 Queen's Road West, Sai Wan, the gallery is easily accessible by MTR. Visitors are encouraged to walk from the station to immerse themselves in the blend of old district charm and contemporary artistic expression.

Ticketing

This exhibition is free of charge and open to the public. We welcome all art lovers and those interested in the nostalgia of old Hong Kong to visit.