Bunka Zakka × Rex Koo "Hong Kong Diva" Exhibition Series

Bunka Zakka partners with visual artist Rex Koo for the "Hong Kong Diva" exhibition, showcasing illustrations of Hong Kong's "four great divas" in iconic 90s-style fashion and stage looks.
- When
24 Sept 2026 - 11 Oct 2026 12:00 - 19:00
- Location
- Rex Koo · Visual Artist
Overview
Bunka Zakka collaborates with renowned local visual artist Rex Koo to present the nostalgic "Hong Kong Diva" exhibition series. Centered around the iconic concept of Hong Kong's "four great divas" from the 90s, the exhibition reinterprets the most dazzling stage moments and fashion trends through Rex Koo's distinctive, bold illustrative style. This showcase acts not only as an art exhibition but also as a heartfelt tribute to the golden era of Hong Kong's pop culture.
Exhibition Highlights
- Iconic Visual Reimagining: Rex Koo selects representative stage costumes, capturing the charisma and confidence of the divas through modern illustration techniques.
- Cross-Era Collaboration: Fusing Bunka Zakka's unique aesthetic with Rex Koo's deep emotional connection to 90s pop music, the space is imbued with vintage charm.
- Immersive Art Experience: Featuring a vast collection of original sketches, the exhibition invites visitors to appreciate the intricate details and the compelling clash between contemporary design and classic pop culture.
About the Artist
Rex Koo is a Hong Kong-based visual artist known for his minimalist and highly recognizable style. He frequently draws inspiration from Hong Kong cinema, music, and mass media, transforming them into stylish visual symbols. This collaboration with Bunka Zakka highlights his passion and unique perspective on local pop culture.
Venue & Access
The exhibition is held at Bunka Zakka in Sham Shui Po. This district has recently become a hub for creative and artistic spaces. Visitors can easily reach the venue by walking from the Sham Shui Po MTR station, enjoying the unique local atmosphere of the area along the way.
Ticketing
This exhibition is free and open to the public. All are welcome to visit and experience this nostalgic journey.











