From now till November 14, K11 Musea is offering guests an array of immersive experiences in art and culture with a collection of six uniquely themed “Muse Rooms”. Expect to see a unique variety of installations, lifestyle goods and more
K11 Musea, Hong Kong’s most unique cultural-retail destination at Victoria Dockside, is presenting a new cultural programme in addition to their usual top-notch shopping experiences this fall. From now till November 14, guests are invited to visit and explore its new collection of six Muse Rooms, where each of the rooms features a different theme and a wide array of cultural experiences waiting to be enjoyed.
The Muse Rooms, which are specially designed to offer the public a novel way to experience arts and culture, will feature cross-disciplinary collaborations between acclaimed artists, designers, lifestyle brands and tastemakers. A stellar lineup of renowned artists including a’strict, Jon Burgerman, Nelson Chow, Tony Oursler, Hajime Sorayama and Joyce Wang will take you on an artistic journey that fuses art, design, gastronomy and entertainment all together at this iconic complex.
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One of the key highlights of Muse Rooms is interior designer Joyce Wang’s “Dockside Dairy”, where guests will be able to see a reimagined nostalgic ice cream kiosk installation featuring a unique octagon shape and terrazzo materials—in a nod to old Hong Kong public parks and old tenement houses. While evoking locals’ childhood memories, Wang’s work is also accompanied by Cookie DPT’s delicious creations. Guests will enjoy ice cream cookie sandwiches featuring unique Hong Kong-inspired flavours (such as Milo, milk tea, taro and yuan yang) and ice cream fillings (such as peanut butter condensed milk, “White Rabbit” candy and milk tea).
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