[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Oi! building (Updated Jul)

Oi! is an art space meant for community involvement, especially in being interactive. Standing on Oil Street in Fortress Hill, the building celebrates art, creativity and ideas of sustainable living by offering the space for dialogue, exhibition and respite. At its inception in 1908, the former site of Oi! was the Royal Yacht Club Clubhouse. As such, the building’s location on Oil Street was formerly a waterfront area in North Point. In those times, the venue opened its doors only to the Europeans or otherwise very prominent persons. Throughout its century-long history, Oi! has served as government staff quarters and offices. Eventually, the venue was handed over to the Art Promotion Office for restoration and re-positioning into the current space for arts and community. It being a government-led initiative for restoration, Oi! is quite different from other heritage sites in Hong Kong. In partnership projects, the Hong Kong Government would approve funding for successful applicants (usually NGOs) to conduct the restoration work, after which the NGO would take over the operation and maintenance of the venue for its own use. Oi! has been given the status of a Grade 2 Historic Building. The former Royal Yacht Club Clubhouse was built in the style of Arts and Crafts architecture. First features to note are the fusion of Chinese and western style architecture. The tiled roof and the red bricks are more representative of the Chinese style, but the arched windows, white paint and doorways are western. In the restoration effort, the building was repositioned to imitate the idea of a home. Therefore all the different buildings were renamed in home rooms, such as the kitchen, living room, study, balcony and garden etc. Finally, the different sections of the building shows different heights in its rooftops. One section has a double tiled rooftop as well. This aspect of the architecture provided a textured aesthetics against what used to be hills at the back of the Royal Yacht Club Clubhouse. The Lawn at Oi! features a green urban space. I inquired at the small outhouse, as its appearance seems to suggest that food is sold there. However, Oi! Kitchen does not actually offer food for sale. It is the venue for community cooking classes. On days where classes are not held, anyone is free to bring a takeout lunch to sit in the comfort of a hip kitchen space and eat. #oi! #oilstreet #hongkongheritage #hongkonghistory #royalyachtclub #quarrybay #hongkongisland #hongkong #urbanspace #travel#thingstodo#familytravel#museums

Have you ever had your special drink of life? I have! From now until December 15th, Oil Street Kitchen, a real estate company of Oil Street, has a special drink event for Life First we need to fill out a small worksheet. Think carefully about what your life feels like Sweet, sour, bitter, spicy, salty, fresh and other flavors Then share your life story on the worksheet. You can exchange it for a cup of your own "Life's Special Drink"! Available every Thursday to Sunday! Here you can also see some traditional recipes shared by the elders, and you can enjoy them slowly. There is also an art exhibition in the glass house next to it, you can go and have a look 📍Address: Oil Street, Fortress Hill #GlobalTravel

#Greater Bay Area Attractions Walking out of Fortress Hill MTR station and crossing King's Road, you will see a red brick and tiled building that is completely different from the nearby high-rise buildings in style and has a strong historical flavor. It is No. 12 Oil Street, which was once the staff dormitory of the former Government Supplies Department and the archaeological storage warehouse of the Antiquities and Monuments Office. The government revitalized it into an art space in 2013 and renamed it Oil Street Realization, taking the homonym of its address (No. 12 Oil Street) for art exhibitions and activities. On the day of the visit, we came across a flash mob event - Da Cai Gao on the Road. The event cleverly referred to the participants' feelings on the day and allowed participants to make a unique Da Cai Gao themselves. The process made people slow down and savor life! In another exhibition room, a kitchen was built and the food around Oil Street was introduced by drawing cards for psychological tests. It was a very interesting process! If you have time, please come to No. 12 Oil Street to discover more different art activities!

Oil Street Art Space (September 1) launched two new exhibitions, "Wearing Time" and "Oil Street Local Artist-in-Residence Exhibition - Sad Kitchen: A Guide to Street Food and Comfort", with clothing and food as the themes respectively, allowing visitors to feel and explore the North Point community where Oil Street Art Space is located, and even the urban stories of Hong Kong. 　　　 Fashion designer Lin Wei-yen responds to today's fast-paced fashion culture with needlework that emphasizes slowness and meticulousness. She had earlier carried out the "Slow Needlework Nomads @ Oil Street Realization" project at Oil Street Realization, collecting more than 130 embroidery patterns and stories about Hong Kong memories from participating citizens. She then sorted and integrated the patterns, combined them with old clothes and transformed them into 15 sets of recycled clothes, which were displayed in this "Wear Time" exhibition. The exhibition also includes video installations and light and shadow effects, showing the flow of time and the changes in the city, bringing a diverse sensory experience to the audience. The exhibition will also be accompanied by a series of interactive workshops, allowing visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the stories behind each embroidery pattern and learn how to share their thoughts with their own hands, stitch by stitch, and together weave the memories and appearance of Hong Kong. 　　 This year, the "Oil Street Local Artist-in-Residence Exhibition" invited artist Fang Chenyu to transform the Oil Street warehouse into a carefully designed "kitchen". Through the form of games, the audience is invited to explore various personal emotions and community contexts related to "food". "The Sad Kitchen: A Guide to Comfort Food on the Street" invites visitors to search for hidden psychological test questions in different corners or objects in the "Kitchen" exhibition hall. After completing the quiz, viewers will receive an exclusive "Food Guide" based on their scores, leading them to explore "authentic dishes" that comfort the soul in the North Point community. It is hoped that food, as a cultural and social construct, can connect different people, places and things. 　　 #OilStreetRealization #OilStreetRealizationArtSpace #GoodPlacesForDischarge #Discharge #GoodPlacesForParentsWithChild #HolidayParent-ChildTour #LocalTour #GoodPlacesInHongKong #GoodPlacesForWeekdays #GoodPlacesForWeekends #GoodPlaces #LocalParent-ChildTour #Parent-ChildTour #Parent-Child #Parent-ChildActivities #Check-InAttractions #Check-In #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong #discoverhongkong #awesomehongkong

Oil Street Real Estate was originally named the Hong Kong Yacht Club and was established in 1908. Its predecessor was a yacht club located on the seaside. After the North Point reclamation project in the 1930s, it became a dormitory for the Government Materials Supply Department. Later, under the plan of the Art Promotion Office, this Grade II historic building with a red brick and tile roof was restored and officially renamed "Oil Street Realization" in 2013 and opened to the public. It is now also an exhibition and activity center for promoting visual arts, and exhibitions are held here. The address of Oil Street Realization is No. 12 Oil Street. This name has a deep meaning. It means that this is a starting point, a place where art can be integrated into people's lives. It aims to realize the vision of "Oil Street Realization" and provide artists with a platform and opportunity to showcase and realize their dreams. The English name "Oi!" is a call to action, inviting everyone to join in the creation, and also alludes to the connection between "Oil" and the Chinese name "Youjie". In addition to admiring the buildings here, you can also enjoy the green environment here. It can be said to be an oasis in the city. 📍 Oil Street Realization Address: 12 Oil Street, Causeway Bay Opening hours: Monday 14:00-20:00, Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-20:00 #Greater Bay Area Attractions #Weekend Tours #Local Tours #Good Places for Families #Hong Kong #Check-in

Location: Oil Street Realization, 12 Oil Street, North Point, Hong Kong Electronic musician and multimedia artist Cai Shi in the Mi Rush exhibition, through 360-degree projection 📽 of the scene of the waves crashing on the beach 🏖🌊, combined with the natural sound of the waves, makes people feel like they are by the sea. The room next to the beach also uses 360 projection🎥, showing the rapidly dense urban image on the wall, with floor mirror reflection, with electronic music beats🎼🎸, 2 exhibition areas show the former seaside yacht club warehouse of Oil Street realization💁‍♀️. #exhibition #outdoors #art #northpoint #oilstreet #miserable #registered hotel sleeper

Location: Oil Street Realization, 12 Oil Street, North Point, Hong Kong Famous Chinese new media artist - Lu Yang used 👨‍💻 digital technology to model according to his own face scan 💁 ♀️, creating a hyper-realistic digital incarnation "DOKU" symbolizes "only life alone". With "DOKU" this digital physical body shuttle through the Buddhist reincarnation world 🌐, traveling through different geographical realms, the limitations of material physical body can be released at will in the digital world 💭, bringing out the philosophical, religious level of the essence of life existence. #exhibition #outdoors #art #technology #DOKU #North Point #OilStreet #LuYang #Lonelife #DigitalWorld

Victoria Harbor waterfront has added many cultural recreation hotspots in recent years 👍🏻 especially along the coast of Hong Kong Island 😝 such as strolling through the Tam Ma Park, Wan Chai Temporary Waterfront Garden, etc. 😌 However, the oil street realized art space may be one of the public's favorite photo-taking hotspots 🙂 The predecessor of the realization of Oil Street is the Hong Kong Yacht Club Club😌 It was completed in 1908 and said to be activated 👍🏻 Once before the reclamation was actually located by the sea However, after the North Point reclamation project in the 1930s, it was converted into the Hong Kong Government Material Supply Department employee dormitory and the archaeological storage warehouse of the Antiquities and Monuments Office And under the planning of the Art Promotion Office to revitalize and restore the red brick tile-top Grade II historic building 😆 Finally, in 2013, it was renamed as Oil Street Realization 🥹 as an art space 😆 Any public can visit Oil Street Realization is actually the address Oil Street 12 is similar 😝 By this to mean that it can be used as a starting point! ️ Integrate art into public life through various experiences 😎 At the same time, we hope to provide a platform for art 🎨 workers to realize their dreams ❤️ So its English name is Oi!🤫 In addition, because we want to provide a wider space 🙂 Oil Street Realization in 2019 carried out an expansion plan 😆 and juice edge about 3,000 square meters of outdoor space link 🔗 In the new space it has a two-story building can be used for exhibitions and events 🫶🏻 We hope to let the public participate in the event through various art exhibitions 👍🏻 Now Hong Kong🇭🇰 is officially open and many people will come to play Many of the attractions you may have already been to But these more new and artistic 🎨-shaped places might as well be visited #SummerGood Places #LocalTravel #HongKongGoodPlaces #HongKongFood #travel #ResidentWriter #IMiss #HongKongFoodDiary #ParentFamilyTrip #ParentFamilyTravel #ParentDaily

Today, I walked past the Oil Street Pavilion and found an exhibition of slow needlework. Through stitching, they stitched together fragments of social life, including transportation, traditional bakery, ice cream truck, pets, etc. It was very thoughtful ❤️ In addition, we all want to promote sustainable development of clothing and preserve things we want to pass on. Many people have forgotten about needlework. Date: 13.11.2022 — 12.5.2023 Venue: Oil Street Pavilion #Hong Kong Good Places #Resident Writer

In a corner of the bustling market in North Point, there is a low-key urban art space that is perfect for viewing exhibitions and historical architecture, as well as basking in the sun and relaxing ☀️☀️☀️. When it comes to art spaces in Hong Kong, most people may first think of Tai Kwun and PMQ in Central, or the M+ Museum and Palace Museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District. However, "Oi!" in North Point has always existed quietly, and I only found out about this place last year 🤣🤣. The predecessor of "Oi!" was the clubhouse of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, established in 1908. In 2013, the historic building was revitalized and restored for use as a public art space, and was renamed "Oi!". In 2019, "Oi!" underwent an expansion plan, adding over 3,000 square meters of outdoor space and modern buildings for exhibitions and events. The overall area of "Oi!" is not large, and it takes about 1-2 hours to visit, but there are many corners worth stopping and appreciating 👍🏼👍🏼. The most representative red brick building is the Oi! Warehouse, which has been transformed by art and creativity after years of baptism and revitalization, and is a unique and beautiful building. The grassy area in front of the building is my favorite space, with a few chairs placed on the lawn. In this artistic oasis, you can relax, bask in the sun, and chat, which is a very thoughtful design ⛱️⛱️⛱️. The connection between glass and red brick contrasts the past and the future. The Oi! Glass House is a new building that was born after the expansion plan, and it is also the center for art exhibitions and events, complementing the Oi! Warehouse across the street. There are many interesting corners, such as the Oi! Bookstore, Oi! Kitchen, and Oi! Garden, as well as digital and art installations scattered throughout, waiting for more people to discover 😆😆😆. #Hong Kong Surrounding Tour #Artistic Place #Family-friendly Place #Local Tour #Hong Kong Attractions #Resident Writer #Hong Kong Shopping #Hong Kong Art #Hong Kong Exhibition #Oi!

Location: 12 Oil Street, Fortress Hill, Hong Kong Island The Oil Street Realization Art Space located in Fortress Hill is a 2️⃣ Grade II listed building in Hong Kong🏚. The name "Oil Street Realization" is based on the address ~📍No. 12 Oil Street💁‍♀️, integrating art into life. This exhibition is themed around knitting and embroidery🧶, displaying a series of knitted and embroidery works🖼. #OilStreet Realization #Oi! #Fortress Hill #knitting #embroidery #exhibition #art #revitalization #historic buildings

Address: 12 Oil Street, North Point, Hong Kong Island Rating: 9/10 Oil Street Mall is a Grade II historic building in Hong Kong. Its red brick and tiled architectural style exudes a full sense of history. After the revitalization and conservation in recent years, Oil Street has been transformed into an art center, hosting various exhibitions and activities and open to the public. If you have friends who drive to North Point, you might as well check in and take a look. #localtourism #hkplaces #northpoint #oilstreetrealization #grade2historicbuildings #revitalization #artcentre #exhibition #holidayevents #checkin #couples #dating

The Oil Street Visual Arts Center is a larger art retreat in the North Point area with free art exhibitions from time to time. The red brick architecture here has a long history, before it was the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club Clubhouse. It is also one of the oldest surviving historic buildings in the area. Expanded in 2022, it now has a glass house library, gardens and more, perfect for couples, or families to check in! #HongKongGood Places #FamilyGood Places

Fortress Hill is located in the east of Hong Kong Island. Between North Point and Causeway Bay A place where I occasionally pass by on Ding Ding Car~ When it comes to Fortress Hill, the first thing that comes to my mind is The staircase wall in the first picture It can be said to be a symbol of Fortress Hill. - ▪️Oil Street realizes the revitalization of a century-old historical building An art village full of literary and artistic atmosphere Retro red brick wall Full of foreign sentiments An artistic oasis in the city Active for so many years This is the first time I know this niche attraction~ - ▪️East Coast Park New attractions in Fortress Hill in recent years Colour clash Eye-catching There are many children playing here. Very suitable for family travel It's also a good place to walk the dog. East Coast Park adds some color and joy to this community~ - Why not go to Fortress Hill for a walk when you have free time? Although it is not a very popular tourist attraction But each place has its own uniqueness Maybe it will give you a different experience~ - 📍Fortress Hill Station Exit A #localtravel #hkgoodplaces #hkgoodplaces #weekendplaces #familygoodplaces #hktravel

Oil Street Realization invited (Qimin Entrepreneurship Society) to sort out more than 1,000 people of different ages in the "Social Innovation Design Room" for the "What If_ Idea Library" project, and selected 100 social innovation ideas, bringing together everyone's momentary desires in daily life! There are different groups of people, with different life experiences, creativity and perspectives, etc. ． The possibility of "realizing" the co-creation of folk creativity is both interesting and special, and it is worth everyone to come and visit! #Hong Kong Destinations #Local Travel

Oil Street Art Space invited three artists to participate in the "Oil Street Focus" project, exhibiting their latest works using digital technology and material installations in three new and old exhibition spaces. The first two exhibitions, “Phantom Stone” by Nadine Tang and “Silence and Rush” by Joseph Tsoi, will be on display at Oil Street Warehouse from March 1. The "Live and Die Alone Hong Kong Experience Centre" exhibition by mainland artist Lu Yang opened on March 18. Tang Nadim, an installation artist active in Hong Kong, is good at constructing complex and ambiguous spatial scenes, challenging the bottom line of human psychological cognition. In the “Phantom Stone” exhibition, he explored the aesthetics of the microcosm, built a surreal landscape in the exhibition hall, and guided the audience on a seemingly real journey through sound, light and performance. During the five-month exhibition, the artist will adjust the exhibition content every week to bring different experiences to visitors. Hong Kong electronic musician and multimedia artist Cai Shihao is good at using the interaction between music and images to broaden the audience's associations with time, geography and space. He chose "Silence and Rush" as the exhibition title and constructed a unique space in the exhibition space of Oil Street Warehouse, formerly a yacht warehouse, through 360-degree projection of beach scenes, fast-paced and dense urban images, natural waves and the beat of electronic music. The exhibition is organized by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) and organised by Oil Street Realization. Nadine Tang's "Phantom Stone" and Chua Sai-ho's "Silence and Rush" will be on display at Oil Street Warehouse from March 1 to July 30, while Lu Yang's "Living Alone and Dying Alone Hong Kong Experience Centre" will be on display at Oil Street Glass House from March 18 to August 27. #goodplacestodischarge #discharge #goodplacesforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesonweekdays #goodplacesonweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #parents #familyactivities #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong

The government has made great progress in conservation. This place is near the Fortress Hill MTR station, and there are some commercial buildings around it. The conservation of this place has added a lot of resting places, so that people who have not had time to start work after dinner can take a break and visit the surrounding artwork.

Located in the Oil Street Realization in North Point, the exhibition includes cultural symbols of Chinese landscape painting, mainly the cultural characteristics expressed in some landscape paintings; One of the exhibitions I like is "What if _____ Idea Library?" In fact, some university design students 👩‍🎓👨‍🎓 designed some objects that modern elderly people need, because Hong Kong is facing a serious problem of aging population, and these objects can change the inconvenience of elderly people's lives; The most special one is the rotating "Dragon Cypress Tree🌲" where you can take photos; "Slow stitch nomad", the creative concept is (childhood memories), today in the art room, you can draw an item related to childhood memories, the designer will choose to use knitting 🧶 to make clothes, and when the work is completed, the next art room will exhibit new works; The last one is “New Domain Mixed Images”, showing works such as waves 🌊, whales 🐳⋯⋯! Three-dimensional, realistic presentation! Please also provide chairs so you can lie down and bask in the sun 🌞! Well worth a visit! ##Oil Street Realization ##Good Places to Go in North Point

Jointly planned by Oil Street Realisation and the Healthy Air Action, the public air pollution awareness program "ON AIR" was launched from November 13 to December 11. Through participatory exhibitions and interactive installations at the Oil Street Realisation art space in North Point, the public can explore how to use creativity and practice to improve air pollution. The interactive installation "Dust-Free Room" located in Oil Street Garden was created by Austrian artist and architect Adam Hudec. It provides participants with an experience of breathing in an environment without any pollution, and feeling the air without dust mites, dandruff and other residues in daily life. The exhibitions at Oil Street Garden and the ground floor of Oil Street Glass House hope that the public will understand that air is closely related to people's lives, and learn more about the impact of air pollution and ways to improve air quality. The public programme also includes workshops, lectures and screenings to deepen discussions and follow-up actions on air pollution. #goodplacestodischarge #discharge #goodplacesforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesonweekdays #goodplacesonweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #parents #familyactivities #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong

This place is housed in the formwr clubhouse of the Hong Kong Yach Club, which has opened in 1908. it hosh a wide variety of art exhibitions and public ativities. it located at Oil Street, North Point with free admission. #exhibition #northpoint #cultural

#GreenTourism Oil Street Realization Oil Street is both a cultural platform and a public space, integrating creative energy and community participation to present a pragmatic and free aspect of artistic work. Oil Street is uniquely situated on the revitalised former Royal Yacht Club (a Grade II historic building), and is a natural landscape in the heart of a bustling city. Started in 2013, the project has been meticulously cultivated to establish a unique local cultural camp, and has also become an international example of experimental art leading urban renewal. As it enters its second decade, the expanded Oil Street is more accessible and provides more open and exhibition space. As the opening program, "2022 Alumni Reunion" will begin in the second quarter of 2022. A total of twelve artists/groups’ works and one hundred and eight art books are on display in the newly completed Oil Street Glass House.

Local young artist Yang Pei-hung's solo exhibition "working hard to make things happen, earth incense" was held in Oil Street, after last year's exhibition, he once again used plants as the theme🌱 This time the protagonist is the local incense tree that inspired the name of "Hong Kong"🌳 The artist hopes to explore the origin of earth incense and Hong Kong. This exhibition has many art installations, most notably a room inside that simulates the natural growth environment of earth and incense 🌱 and plays idyllic recordings, even a humidification system installation, so that we can use multiple senses to interact with the work in addition to visual appreciation 🤩 very interesting! #Augustvlog #LocalTour #FamilyGoods #2022Exhibition

After the completion of East Coast Park in Fortress Hill last year, Fortress Hill has a new landmark this year😃, it is the oil street realization that I want to introduce today🤗. In fact, Oil Street Realization is not a new attraction, but in recent years after renovation and expansion, introduced more artistic elements 🎨, this year in a new face open to the public, in the bustling city to provide you with a place of leisure 😌, today let me introduce you to Oil Street Realization is special 🤗 1. Nostalgic red brick house🏠 (Come to Oil Street, of course, visit the most eye-catching 👀 red brick house🏠, ​​this red brick house turns out to have a great origin 😯, its predecessor was the Royal Yacht Club 🛥️ club, then was renovated into the Government Material Supply Department staff dormitory, now has been rated as a Grade II historic building by the Heritage Office 🏯, very historical value 😉) 2. Oil Street Glass House 🏢 (Oil Street achieved a major selling point after the renovation is more of this white glass house 🤗, the design of the glass house is very fashionable, in addition to the simple color, one of the walls is more with floor-to-ceiling glass 🏢, full of lighting 👍 3. Super three-dimensional large water tank 🌊 (the large water tank opposite the glass house is the selling point after this renovation ga😃, because the large water tank three-dimensional sense is done too well, and will constantly play animation, I initially saw the illusion that there is really water in it 🤣, but look closely actually just a screen 😂) 4. Sunbathing in the city🌞 (I don't want to have to go to the beach🏖️ all the time to sunbathe🌞? What should I do? 5. High-tech audio device 🎺 (This artwork I did not see at first glance is a sound device😂, thanks to the staff present to explain and demonstrate to know that it is by the vibration of sand to make sound 😯, we just pour sand in one of the locations, the vibration of the sand will spread to other parts of the device to make different sounds 😁) Transportation: Just cross the road from Exit A of Fortress Hill Station and walk along Oil Street for 1 minute you will be there 😉 Want to know more good places to visit in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁, with your support we will have the motivation to continue to discover the special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #OilStreet Realization #OilStreet #Fortress Hill #Redbrick House #Royal Yacht Club #Government Material Supply Department Employee Dormitory #Grade II Listed Building #Glass House #Big Water Tank #Sun #sunshine #Art #Artwork #Hipster #After Dinner #Local Tour

#waffleandshrimpcakes The last time I went to "#oilstreetrealization" was in 2014, and I revisited the old place a few days ago. Take the MTR to #Paotaishan Station and take Exit A to Oil Street Realization which reopened in May this year. First, we went to Oil Street Warehouse to visit the art exhibition of Trevor Yeung and Yoyo Law. The red brick and tile roof inside is over a hundred years old. The predecessor of "Oil Street Warehouse" was the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club completed in 1908. One of the check-in spots, "Admiring the Forest. Joyful Wood", is a tree-themed kinetic installation. Several cypress trees were planted by the famous American architectural team Diller Scofidio + Renfro. Three of them were planted on a turntable at a 10-degree tilt. When it rotates, shadows, light and patterns intertwine, allowing visitors to experience "unnatural nature". The expansion of Oil Street has added 3,000 square meters of outdoor space. The outdoor mural map "Green Oil Tracks" was drawn by local illustrator Wu Jiamin. Wof spotted a hydrangea near the mural. The outdoor exhibition "People, Trees, Land" planted 100 local native fruit trees of 10 species, including banana trees from Tiao Hang in Sai Kung, hoping to tell the local story of Hong Kong through trees and arouse attention to environmental protection. The Oil Street Glass House is one of the four new facilities and will host the "2022 Alumni Reunion" life experience library from now until November 13, 2022. Among the exhibits at the "2022 Alumni Reunion", Woo particularly admired the painting "My Super Grandma" by autistic patient Lee Chi-shun, which records their life in North Point. Wof really likes "Oil Street Realization", this oasis in the bustling city, and will definitely come again. Tired of shopping, Wo Fu sat down in front of the large screen on the balcony of Oil Street to appreciate the three-dimensional digital art. The blue whale in "Whale" is composed of different graffiti patterns, which metaphorically represents the blue whale swimming in the deep sea as a canvas of life, reminding people to continue to embrace creativity and weave dreams. Both "The Wave" and "The Whale" were created by the well-known Korean art team d'strict. They are extremely realistic. The surging waves in "The Wave" bring visual shock and also bring vitality during the epidemic. #hongkong #hongkonggoodplaces #holidayplaces #holidayplacestogo #hkattractions #hkblogger

There is a toy store on the lower floor of the Oil Street Glass House. There are all kinds of toys available for free borrowing. There are many toys and items that are full of childhood memories and are rarely seen now. All these toys can be borrowed for free and enjoyed within the scope of Oil Street. We encourage everyone to be creative and make good use of objects to study new ways of playing. There is also a large chess at the door, but this chess is not other chess. You can go and have a look. Nowadays, many children love electronic products. You may want to bring your children here to play with toys. Besides parent-child fun, everyone can stimulate their thinking and unleash their creativity😗 #LocalTourism #Hot summer destinations

I am always fascinated whenever I see the red-bricked architecture of old building in Hong Kong. One of them is The Oil Art Space located in Hong Kong Island. The building was originally a clubhouse of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club back in 1908, and became staff quarters for the Government Supplies Department in 1930s following the reclamation land of the area. Later In 2013, the building was restored and revitalised under Art Promotion Office, and was renamed the Oil Street Art Space (Oi!) which open to public at the same time. Recently, Oi! expands the new space and storey buildings to incorporate an exhibition and multipurpose venue. The facility has large outdoor space where people can relax and enjoy fresh air after visiting arts exhibited indoor. Oi! is free admission, and located in Oil Street near by Fortress Hill MTR exit A. If you wanted to grab drink or food, there is Five Guys Burger Restaurant opposite the building or Starbucks coffee that can be reached by walk. City Garden Hotel is one of the hotels nearby Oi! #art #old Architecture #oldbuildings

This exhibition with the theme of "Unfinished Garden" has a small room called "Growth Pavilion" which is equipped with more than 20 plant light bulbs of different sizes and shapes specially designed for planting, creating a unique color temperature and brightness! Everyone can imagine themselves as a plant, feeling the special pink spectrum and the feeling of absorbing the necessary light! This exhibit is placed in a small white house, with soft pink lighting, it is super beautiful to check in and take photos 🥰🥰! Exhibition date: now to July 31 Location: 12 Oil Street, North Point (Oil Street Warehouse 1) (MTR Fortress Hill Station Exit A) #2022exhibition #goodplaceforliteraryyoungsters #goodplacetocheckin #recruitmentofstudentcreators

The most notable artwork of the outdoor exhibition located in Oil Street Realization is of course this "Lianli Branch" which was designed by the architecture studio napp studio for Oil Street Realization! This set of art seats with both aesthetics and practicality, lightweight design, the most special thing is that it can flexibly put together different combinations, can be adapted to each specific scene, so that you can enjoy the architecture and environment of the art space in tranquility😃, while experiencing the interconnection in design and daily life 👍🏻👍🏻! When you leave, remember to enjoy this "Green Field Oil Trail" This is a large outdoor mural map drawn by local illustrator Ka Min Wu for Oil Street Realization.
 Location: 12 Oil Street, North Point (Oil Street realizes outdoor space) (Exit A, Fortress Hill MTR Station) #Student Creator Recruitment #Good Places to Check In #Local Tour #Hipster Good Places

Located on Oil Street, this outdoor exhibition "Three Rockeries" is based on the design concept of the virtual and real rocks in Chinese gardens! These three gardens are designed to allow the audience to appreciate the works with multiple senses! This time, the three rockeries are integrated with common elements such as water, plants and rocks. Everyone can combine on-site experience and mobile application devices for interaction and experience a different way of viewing the exhibition! Location: 12 Oil Street, North Point (Oil Street Garden) How to get there: MTR Fortress Hill Station Exit A #localtourism #2022exhibition #goodplacestocheckin #goodplacesinhongkong #familytravel