Myriads in the One: Calligraphy of Fung Yee Lick and Students

The exhibition "Myriads in the One: Calligraphy of Fung Yee Lick and Students" at the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre explores the intersection of traditional calligraphy and contemporary art through the works of Fung Yee Lick and his students, inspired by the Tang Dynasty theorist Zhang Huaiguan.
When

14 Oct 2026 16:00 - 21:00

15 Oct 2026, 16 Oct 2026, 17 Oct 2026, 18 Oct 2026 10:00 - 21:00

19 Oct 2026 10:00 - 19:00

Location

Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre

Hong Kong Island Central Central and Western

7A Kennedy Road, Central, Hong Kong (inside Hong Kong Park)

  • Fung Yee Lick · Calligrapher

Overview

"Myriads in the One: Calligraphy of Fung Yee Lick and Students" is a unique exhibition showcasing the calligraphic works of artist Fung Yee Lick and his students. The exhibition title draws inspiration from the Tang Dynasty calligraphic theorist Zhang Huaiguan’s concept of "encompassing the myriad, shaping into one," reflecting the transformation of worldly complexities into the unified "one appearance" of ink and brush. This event seeks to transcend the conventional boundaries of traditional calligraphy, bridging historical techniques with contemporary artistic expression. Each participating student contributes their unique background and perspective, creating a diverse and thoughtful collection of works.

Highlights

More than just a display of skill, this exhibition invites audiences to explore the infinite possibilities of the medium. It bridges the gap between historical practice and modern aesthetic sensibilities, allowing visitors to appreciate how traditional art forms remain relevant and vibrant today.

Special Events

  • Public Guided Tour (Cantonese): October 18, 2026 (Sun) at 14:30
  • Performance / Calligraphy Education Game: October 18, 2026 (Sun) at 15:15

Venue & Access

The exhibition is hosted at the Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre (7A Kennedy Road, Central, Hong Kong). Located within the serene environment of Hong Kong Park, the venue offers a perfect setting to contemplate the intersection of art and nature. All public programs are free of charge.

© 2026 · GoWhereToday®

Hong Kong event discovery.

Event details may change. Organisers may update their information at any time—for official times, pricing, and policies, please refer to the event organiser.