The Boundless Sea of Art: A Dialogue Between East and West at the Hong Kong Museum of Art

#HongKongMuseumGuide Located on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, the Hong Kong Museum of Art resembles a sparkling treasure box. Its collection blends Chinese calligraphy and painting, contemporary art, and local creations, with exhibitions that flow smoothly and are highly aesthetic. Admission is HKD 30, with concessions for students, seniors, and persons with disabilities at HKD 15, and free entry on Wednesdays. Currently on display is the special exhibition "Ink Imagery Without Borders: The Poetry and Reality of Contemporary Ink," featuring experimental ink works by artists from Asia, Europe, and America, showcasing innovative expansions of traditional media. The permanent collection, including calligraphy and paintings by Zhang Daqian and Zhao Shao’ang, is also a classic not to be missed. After the exhibition, you can stroll along the waterfront promenade to the Avenue of Stars, nourishing both your visual senses and soul.