[2024 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Museum of Art (Updated Nov)

A place that full with Art

#winhkflight #Discoveryhongkong #Hongkong #freehotelstay #Museum Hong Kong museum of art is the main art museum in Hong Kong, that hosts permanent and temporary exhibitions. Some of them are free, definitely worth to visit to enjoy the artworks. You able to get a nice view of the Victoria Harbour. Is a great place to take pictures. I wanted to visit again to enjoy the artworks in HKMoA. Address: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsu, Hong Kong Business Hours: 10am - 6pm and 9pm for Saturday and Sunday (closed on Thursday)

Hong Kong Exhibition Diary | The Hong Kong Art Museum that you have to visit for the exhibition catalog

Hong Kong has a rich art atmosphere In addition to the Palace Museum Another recommended museum is the Hong Kong Art Museum . I found out that their exhibition catalog is very exquisite when I was looking for a strategy So I got one before entering each branch Detailed introductions have been made to the key exhibits The previously very popular Floating Wonderland has been withdrawn But the current one is also very interesting . Good Things Have Shape is an exhibition that I have been visiting for a long time There are both Chinese and Western exhibits in it You can feel a very obvious collision between China and the West . Chinese Character City Rhyme is also highly recommended to spend more time The light is not very bright Let you focus more on reading the content of the exhibits . I have to praise the lighting of the exhibition And the placement of the exhibits Especially the lighting is very immersive Add a lot of points to the exhibits . 🆓No ticket required ⏳Closed on Thursdays! Say it three times on Thursday 🚇Get off at Tsim Sha Tsui or Tsim East and walk for five minutes There is a place for free storage at the entrance🛅 All food and drink are rejected in the exhibition hall🥤You can't bring it in The museum can also take pictures of Victoria Harbour . There is a Star Ferry pier nearby Telescope🔭children at the side entrance of k11 musea The Victoria Harbour view of the six-story sky garden The building outside the Hong Kong Art Museum Hong Kong Cultural Center

🇭🇰 Must Visit: Hong Kong Museum of Art 🎨

#timetotravel Address - Hong Kong Museum Of Art, 10 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui Ambiance/Facilities - Very huge and spacious museum with over 18,800 art collections from all over the world. Highlights : Different themed exhibitions from time to time so you can see different exhibits whenever you visit. Ticket price - $10HKD for adults and $5 for students Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Modern Hong Kong Museum of Art

Hong Kong Museum of Art is a big museum facing Victoria Harbour in Tsim Sha Tsui. From Ground Floor to Fifth Floor. Entering into this museum is like entering the history of Hong Kong and Canton. It's free admission. You will see different kinds of arts in different eras. This museum is very organized, clean and informative. You will understand how Hong Kong people love art and the life style of their ancestors Address: #10 Salisbury Road, Tsim. Sha Ysu, Kowloon, Hong Kong Opening hour 10am to 7pm Closed every Thursday except public holidays Free adminsion

Over 17,000 items Art Collection🤩😍

The Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) is the first and main art museum of Hong Kong. It is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Government. HKMoA has an art collection of over 17,000 items. Its rival is the non-government-managed Hong Kong Arts Centre. These two museums are considered to be the top two art museums in HongKong that dictate the discourse of art in Hong Kong. 📍Location: Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui 📌Admission: free for permanent exhibitions #hongkong #hkmoa #tst #museum

Hongkong Museum of Art🏙️🤍👍

Located in Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, this museum is the first and main art museum in Hongkong. Managed by Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Government, HKMoA has art collections for over 17,000 items. Has been renovated for four years, the Hong Kong Museum of Art reopens with fresh new look that includes a glass facade and new galleries. So beautiful indeed💞 Location: 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong How to get there 🚎 🚎 You can take MTR heading to Tsim Sha Tsui , choose exit E and walk approx. 5 minutes🫶🏻 Opening Hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday 10:00am – 6:00pm Saturday, Sunday and public holiday 10:00am – 7:00pm Christmas Eve and Lunar New Year's Eve 10:00am – 5:00pm Price : entry to the permanent collection is free 🫶🏻 Rating : ⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ #hongkongtrip

Art museum in HK, So cool

Hi guys, I continue my blog about my trip in Hong Kong. So, another thing to see is the art museum. Located near the K11 big shopping mall, this museum is just cool. You have classic exhibitions about calligraphy and history but also so temporary exhibitions such as, your life choices or some traditional pottery. The design is modern and elegant for great pictures. They have a outside balcony where you can see the other side of HK. Last, it is free 😎 Go and check, peace ✌️ #tripblazers #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog

Museum Date with me!

Going to a museum is one of the most enjoyable and exciting way to do with your loved one, family, or even alone! It gives you pleasure to your eyes and heart with their amazing arts and history. It gives you calm and a good way to clear your stress away! If you are in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Museum of Art is one of the best museum in Hong Kong and must visit place in Hong Kong because it is also free!! #MyTripVlog#awesomepic#museum#hkmoa

My new favorite art museum

The Hong Kong museum of art is now my new favourite art museum. The curator is a genius when it comes to space. Technique and immersion. Going from floor to floor really makes the viewer think and takes you on an adventure with the art pieces. Starting from magnificently preserved art from the ming dynasty on the 5th floor to immersive modern masterpieces on the ground floor, you'll find art that relates to everyone. You will find your new favourite artist in this museum. I did!

The famous Hong Kong Museum of Art

The original Hong Kong Museum of Art. Calling are art enthusiast!!! Tha Hong Kong Museum of Art is open for public and it's free!!! It is a perfect place for you to see the awesome creation and it is diverse from time to time. It is also a perfect place for your aesthetic post!!! Don't miss ur chance to go to HKMOA! #mytripvlog#awesomepic #summervacation#hkmoa#artgallery#arts#hongkongphotos#museum

Hong Kong Museum Of Arts

The Hong Kong Museum of Arts, located at No. 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, is the first public art museum in Hong Kong. It was established in 1962 and now custodian of an art collection of over 18,800 items by curating a wide world of contrasts from old to new, Chinese to Western, local to international etc. It was closed since August 2015 and after major expansion and renovation in 2019, it was reopened for public. A total of 7 floors with 6 floor exhibiting art pieces. Currently presenting Portrait Play, Shopping in Canton, In-between, City Rhymes (Melodious Notes of Calligraphy), Creative Chinese Characters, etc. Exhibitions are on temporary basis so it would be different next time when you visit again. There are video show booking and barrier free facilities equipped. New innovations such as visual display board, assistive listening system, baby care room etc are installed. Not enough time to read every details of the art pieces, but we did have a good time here and learnt the essences of some art pieces. We ended the visit by getting souvenirs exclusively for and only available in the Hong Kong Museum of Arts :) Souvenirs such as notebook and memopads are nicely designed and useful! Getting There - MTR East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Buses, Ferry Attractions - Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Clock Tower, Star Avenue, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade Hotels - Rosewood Hotel, Macro Polo Kowloon Hotel Food & Restaurants - Various across different crusine and prices, food truck Shopping - K11 Musea, Harbour City #fallingforfall #本地遊 #urbanexplorer

the amazing art museum

This is Hong Kong Museum of Art. Level 5 is the very photo worthy place to go. You can see the beautiful Victoria Harbour there and taking photos sitting of the cute and simple designed cloud chairs. The little hut has beautifully made touchable pictures. There’s a portrait play studio where you can take photos of eyes, nose, mouth (unfortunately mask must be on, so pretty much only eyes), then made your own Picasso portrait. On level 3, there are magnificent artefacts. ancient fans made by gold, ivory, silk. There are also a lot of silver made containers, beautiful china, many beautifully paintings. On level 2, there are some super cool calligraphy! Before you leave, go back to the level where you come in, turn left and you will enter a children play corner where they can draw. The building is beautifully designed, and the arts lean to the beautiful, admirable, peaceful side. The art museum is free and needless to book. That adds to my must come back list.

Here is the Hong Kong Museum of Art. It is free of charge. It records the old China and we can know the living of people in the past by visiting this museum. I took a lot of photos in this place. Really a good place to go!

The Road to the Baroque — Masterpieces from the Capodimonte Museum

The cover picture is The Last Judgement from Marcello Venusti. The experience in the exhibition is fascinating. The ticket fee are $10│$7│$5│Free (Museum pass).

First Visit to Museum of Art After It Was Renovated for 4 Whole Years

permanent exhibitions are free as I went on Wednesday. paid for special exhibiton 10 dolar per person the road to the baroque. there are total 5 floors (excluding g/f and b/f) and there are galleries from 1st floor to 4th floor (5th floor is like playground for children). except the special exhibiton, most of the galleries offers chinese culture and art, both ancient and modern art. what make it interesting is the multimedia art form for some of the exhibitions. for example there is an exhibition which you can try to copy and write Chinese character digitally and once you finish your ‘writing’ will be projected into a wall of black with other people’s writing and it becomes a collective of Chinese scripture of many different people. you can visit the permanent exhibition for free on Wednesday, and better to come in the morning to avoid the crowd. it is close to museum of history and museum of science so you can also visit other places after you finish. or if you want to have a leisure time you can always walk around the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade. #art #culture #museum

In Between🖼

Here is the Hong Kong Museum of Art. The exhibition is called ‘In Between’. There are different forms of art displayed inside the museum including pictures, sculptures and animes. Do come and see the exhibition with green and white atmosphere.

Hong Kong Art of Museum ～ hipster moment

Hong Kong is a melting pot. We have different artistic gallery. Today, I highly recommend Hong Kong Art of Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui. it has different sections including western contemporary arts and local cultural crafts and workshops. Even though i am not an artistic person. I feel so relaxed, and broaden my horizon. At first, you put your belongings into the lockers at the entrance for free. One section i have spent more time on related to the fashion topics. it has shown a load of pieces. You may take a look as well. there is so spacious, and a load ot seat to audience. taking a seat and stopping overthinking and enjoying this moment. #人氣展覽

艺术博物馆 Museum of Art

香港藝術館 Established in 1962, Museum of Art is the first public art museum in the city, now custodian of an art collection of over 17,000 items, representing most it's artificial to the public. After long closed this place now resume their business since 02 April 2021 which you can visit anytime. #unforgettableexperiences#awesomepic#nationalpark#bestislandtraveltowns#seasidephotoguide#naturalwonders

Art Museum

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Hongkong at night is stunning! Every night you can see a light performance from the promenade, it’s totally worth it. The Buildings here are really impressive and modern. A good thing to do on a rainy day is to visit the Hongkong museum of arts.

Strolling through the Hong Kong Museum of Art.

Today, I visited the Hong Kong Museum of Art, ready to spend an art-filled afternoon. The museum is located in the bustling city center, with a simple and elegant exterior. As soon as I stepped inside, I was captivated by the strong artistic atmosphere. The first-floor exhibition hall is showcasing traditional Chinese calligraphy and painting. The flowing calligraphy and profound Chinese paintings made me stop and admire. Each piece seemed to tell an ancient and long story, allowing me to feel the profoundness of traditional Chinese culture. Then, I went to the modern art exhibition hall on the second floor. The works here are diverse in style, some abstract and imaginative, while others express reflections on reality through unique artistic techniques. One installation art piece made of colored glass fragments was particularly eye-catching, cleverly using light refraction and reflection to create a dreamy visual effect. While browsing the exhibition, I also discovered some interesting interactive installations. For example, an artwork that allows you to change the content of the screen by touching it, letting me experience the perfect combination of art and technology. In addition to the artworks themselves, I was also attracted by the exhibition layout of the museum. Each exhibition hall is uniquely designed, highlighting the characteristics of the works while creating a comfortable and peaceful viewing environment. Moreover, the museum provides detailed artwork introductions and explanations, allowing me to gain a deeper understanding of each piece. My visit to the Hong Kong Museum of Art was rewarding. Here, I not only appreciated many excellent artworks but also felt the charm and power of art. I believe that every art lover will find their own touch and gain here.

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Hong Kong Museum of Art

It’s a place to visit you would love the experience

Hong Kong Museum of Arts

I love museum visit and yes its super worth it to visit Hong Kong Museum Of Arts. 5 level in total and its free entrance for everyone. Of course there’s some attraction that require you to pay but nahh the free exhibition is enough to caught my eyes and walking slowly while reading the story of those ancient items & those stunning painting. i’ll probably pay a visit once again

An Artistic Journey~

Hong Kong Museum of Art, located in Tsim Sha Tsui~ Features various art forms including jewelry, paintings, and photography!!! Besides appreciating the art exhibits, You can also conveniently enjoy exotic cuisines and desserts at nearby restaurants, And visit several artfully designed shopping spots nearby~ You can even enjoy the seaside night view!! Highly recommend an artistic journey full of aesthetic experiences~

Fragrance of Time 🕰️ In Search of Chinese Art of Scent

#travellerswonderland If you ask me the travellers wonderland, I would say Museums! I always visit local museums in every city I go to, and I wanna recommend you this exhibition that smells so well!🤤 Organized by Hong Kong Museum of Art and Shanghai Museum, the exhibition explores the extensive history of Chinese fragrance, including the firewood, materials, instruments, cultures etc. You will smell different types of scents along the way, which is a very interesting experience. Highly recommended! Date: 2024.06.28-2024.10.16 Ticket Fee: HKD30 #hongkongtravelguide

"Explore Hong Kong Museum of Art: Free Guided Tours and Diverse Exhibitions"

#localtourguides #100waysoftravel The Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMOA) offers a variety of exhibitions, including ceramics. A local tour guide will take you on a visit, which is free of charge. Here’s a list of what you can typically experience: 1. **Ceramic Exhibitions** - Showcasing traditional and contemporary ceramics. 2. **Chinese Art** - Historical and modern Chinese artworks. 3. **Hong Kong Art** - Local artists and their contributions. 4. **Calligraphy** - Traditional Chinese calligraphy works. 5. **Painting** - Various styles and periods of painting. 6. **Sculpture** - Diverse sculpture pieces from different eras. 7. **Cultural Artifacts** - Items reflecting historical and cultural significance. This diverse range of exhibitions provides a comprehensive view of art and history.

Hong kong Museum of Art

#100WaysOfTravel The Hong Kong Museum of Art is a prominent cultural institution that showcases a diverse collection of artworks, including traditional Chinese art, contemporary pieces, and historical artifacts. Its exhibitions highlight both local and international artists, providing a rich and varied experience for visitors. The museum is known for its engaging displays and educational programs, making it a key destination for art enthusiasts and cultural explorers.#hongkong #trip2024

A Journey Through Fragrance: Chinese Aromatic Culture Exhibition at the Hong Kong Museum of Art

I have always loved the Hong Kong Museum of Art by the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. Not only does it offer many free exhibitions to appreciate art, but it also provides a stunning sea view for free. Sometimes, there are even musical performances in the lobby, making it a very relaxing space. This time, I visited a special paid exhibition titled 'A Journey Through Fragrance: Chinese Aromatic Culture Exhibition.' The exhibition explores China's 'fragrance' culture, showcasing various incense burners, sachets, incense tables, and more. There are also many paintings and calligraphy related to the fragrance culture, giving visitors a comprehensive understanding of the history and role of fragrance in Chinese culture. Additionally, I particularly appreciated how different sections of the exhibition were accompanied by different scents. For example, the section on scholars and literati was paired with agarwood and jasmine, while the section on religious incense featured sandalwood and juniper, enriching the ambiance and leaving a lasting impression on the visitors. Although the exhibition costs HKD 30, it is thoughtfully curated. Plus, you get a small bottle of perfume if you complete a small task on social media, making it quite a good deal. When you get tired, there are plenty of seats in the museum where you can rest while enjoying the sea view. It's truly a high-quality weekend itinerary.

Love Letters: Timeless Emotions Across the Void

The exhibition draws inspiration from the artist's sources of creativity. 💛Love, 💚Family, 💙Teacher-Student Relationships, 💜Friendship, 🤍National Sentiment... These elements provide artists with endless creative inspiration. ❤️🔥 Featuring 28 selected pieces from the Xu Bai Zhai collection 🎨👩🏻🎨, the exhibition explores the subtle and profound emotions embedded in calligraphy and painting. 🇨🇳 Throughout Chinese history, artists have often expressed their emotions through calligraphy, painting, and poetry 🖋️. Their works resemble intimate love letters 📝💌, carrying infinite sentiments. 💓 Address: 2/F, Xu Bai Zhai Collection of Chinese Calligraphy and Painting, Hong Kong Museum of Art, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong