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Art Basel Hong Kong 2024

The fair is back to full strength even as the city struggles with economic and political challenges. Plus: major Chinese-art collector Uli Sigg; a hot new gallery quarter; and much more

© Courtesy the artist/Galerie Urs Meile | ‘Everyman’ (2023) by Miao Miao at Galerie Urs Meile

Rebooted Art Basel Hong Kong back to full strength
The return of former exhibitors to the fair boosts the city’s place in Asia’s art market even as political and economic challenges persist
Collector Uli Sigg: ‘I gave myself the task of showing the storyline of Chinese contemporary art’
The former Swiss ambassador to China made a massive donation to Hong Kong’s M+ museum in 2012
Wong Chuk Hang is Hong Kong’s hot new art quarter
Young gallerists and curators are opening large spaces in its former factories
Filmmaker Yang Fudong likes to paint with his camera
His new work is being projected on to the facade of Hong Kong’s M+ museum
South-east Asian collectors look beyond Hong Kong’s market
Political repression in the Chinese city and new regional fairs are shifting the balance of power
Art Basel Hong Kong offers encounters with tapestries, tombstones and rabbits
Curator Alexie Glass-Kantor has drawn inspiration from a Tennyson poem for themes of journeys and separation

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