Whether you want to admire the artistry of talented artists or simply looking to step up your Insta-game, these are the best places to see street art in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is known for many things—a sophisticated fusion of eastern and western cultures, glittering skyscrapers and dynamic nightlife... but did you know that our beloved city is one of the most vibrant art hubs in Asia?
Despite its small size and reputation for being a concrete jungle, Hong Kong is brimming with a myriad of excellent galleries and exhibitions to satisfy your visual cravings. Many talented local and international artists have even ventured out into public spaces, using alleyways and the walls of the buildings as their canvas to create artworks that not only brighten up the cityscape, but also our Instagram feeds.
From the factory buildings in Wong Chuk Hang to the mural village Art Lane in Sai Ying Pun, we’ve rounded up the best spots to see street art in Hong Kong.
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The Mills, Tsuen Wan
Once a cotton mill in the 1960s, the old factory building Nan Fung Textiles has now been refurbished into a cultural hub, brimming with plenty of local designer shops, cafes, creative spaces showcasing the work of talented artists.
The creative energy is felt in every corner of the art institution. As you enter the main entrance of The Mills on the ground floor, you’ll be greeted with six large-scale murals curated by local artists along Pak Tin Par Lane. Dedicated to paying homage to The Mills’ unique history development and expressing bright hopes for the future, the artworks are all painted against a white background with intricate details and bold colours, serving as a perfect background for your ‘gram.
The Mills, 45 Pak Tin Par Street, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, +852 3979 2300; themills.com.hk
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