Zhou Kunmin Calligraphy Exhibition: 'Traces of Ink Through the Years'

Presented by the Hong Kong Fujian Calligraphy and Painting Research Association and the Quanzhou Historical and Cultural Center, this free exhibition at Tsi Ku Chai in Central features the calligraphy works of artist Zhou Kunmin, offering a look into his artistic evolution.
- When
18 Sept 2026 - 19 Sept 2026 10:00 - 18:00
20 Sept 2026 10:00 - 16:00
- Location
Tsi Ku Chai
Hong Kong Island Central Central and Western
2/F, 9 Queen Victoria Street, Central, Hong Kong
- Zhou Kunmin · Calligrapher
Highlights
The 'Traces of Ink Through the Years' Calligraphy Exhibition by Zhou Kunmin is a cultural event celebrating the depth and beauty of traditional Chinese calligraphy. Featuring a curated selection of Zhou's recent works, the exhibition highlights the artist's mastery of brushwork, rhythm, and artistic expression, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to witness the elegance and philosophical weight behind contemporary calligraphy.
Program
Hosted by the Hong Kong Fujian Calligraphy and Painting Research Association and the Quanzhou Historical and Cultural Center, with support from the Art Magazine and the Hong Kong Calligraphy and Painting Art Association, this exhibition is a testament to the preservation and promotion of traditional arts. Artist Zhou Kunmin translates his reflections on time and life into fluid, expressive lines, with each piece reflecting his lifelong dedication to the craft. The exhibition is open to the public free of charge, inviting everyone to appreciate the cultural resonance and artistic vision encapsulated in his works.
Performers
- Artist: Zhou Kunmin
Venue & Access
The exhibition is hosted at Tsi Ku Chai, a renowned art gallery located in the heart of Central.
- Address: 2/F, 9 Queen Victoria Street, Central, Hong Kong.
- Getting There: Visitors can take the MTR to Central Station and walk to Queen Victoria Street. The gallery is situated in a prominent building known for hosting prestigious cultural events in the Central district.
Ticketing
This event is free of charge and open to the public.









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