Snowland Echoes: Group Exhibition

Overview

Rossi & Rossi is honored to present "Snowland Echoes," a group exhibition curated by Benchung that highlights the vibrant creativity of contemporary Tibetan art. The exhibition features a collective of 13 young Tibetan artists, showcasing a wide range of mediums including painting, textiles, and experimental art. This showcase offers a rare and intimate glimpse into the personal stories, family bonds, and ecological identities of a rising generation of Tibetan creators, marking the first time many of these emerging talents are exhibiting their work outside of Tibet.

Featured Artists

The exhibition brings together 13 promising artists who are redefining the boundaries of Tibetan contemporary art. The featured artists include Taglha Gyal, Sonam Tragyel, Pema Lhazom, Chakdor Kyab, Tenzin Dhame, Rechen Lhamu, Sonam Paljor, Karma Tsering, Tsering Samdrup, Tsering Tashi, Tashi Shechoel, Tenzin Gonpo, and Sonam Tsering.

Highlights

• Multidisciplinary Works: Explore the intersection of traditional elements and contemporary approaches through a blend of painting, textile installations, and experimental art pieces.
• Personal Narratives & Memory: The collection examines the artists' individual growth journeys, deeply connected to their family roots, cultural identity, and the high-altitude landscapes of their homeland.
• A Global Platform: Part of Rossi & Rossi’s ongoing commitment to championing art from non-mainstream regions, this exhibition serves as a significant milestone for these young artists and an invitation for the Hong Kong audience to engage with the evolving voice of Tibetan art.

Opening Event

The exhibition will officially open on Saturday, September 5, 2026. Join us for the opening reception from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

Venue & Access

The exhibition is hosted at Rossi & Rossi, located in Wong Chuk Hang. The gallery is situated in M Place on Wong Chuk Hang Road. Visitors can easily reach the venue via the MTR by taking the South Island Line to Wong Chuk Hang Station.

Exhibition Details

• Dates: September 5 – October 24, 2026
• Hours: Daily, 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM
• Venue: 11/F, M Place, 54 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Hong Kong