Hong Kong

Galleries

Art Basel&rsquo;s show in Hong Kong is divided into several sectors. Each sector has a specific focus, from monumental works to historical voices from the Asia-Pacific region. Find out more below.

Discover the world&rsquo;s leading Modern and contemporary art galleries featured in the fair&rsquo;s main sector.

Browse curated projects from 1900 to the present in the sector dedicated to works by artists from Asia and the Asia-Pacific region.

 Insights

Explore the sector for galleries displaying new work created specifically for the show by emerging artists.

Discoveries

Art Basel presents a film program by and about artists.

Film

Discover thematic presentations by Modern and contemporary artists, displayed by galleries in a separate section of their booth.

Kabinett

Immerse yourself in the sector for large-scale projects that transcend the classical art-show stand. Encounters is curated by Alexie Glass-Kantor.

Encounters

Art publications from around the world contribute to our Magazines sector.&nbsp;

Magazines

Conversations brings together today&rsquo;s most inspiring cultural figures. Experience live debates and learn from thought leaders as they exchange on the key topics shaping the world of art and culture. Conversations Hong Kong is curated by Stephanie Bailey

Conversations

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Stephanie Bailey is Editor, Asia, at Art Basel, and Conversations Curator and Content Advisor at Art Basel Hong Kong. She is global editor-at-large of&nbsp;Ocula,&nbsp;where she served as editor-in-chief from 2017 to 2022, a contributing editor to&nbsp;ART PAPERS, and a former editor of&nbsp;Podium, the online journal for M+. She has written for&nbsp;Artforum, Art Monthly, Art Review, Yishu Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art, and&nbsp;D&rsquo;ivan,&nbsp;A Journal of Accounts. From 2012 to 2017, she was senior editor of&nbsp;Ibraaz, the leading publishing platform for visual culture in and around North Africa and the Middle East.
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Conversations Curator

Stephanie Bailey

Alexie Glass-Kantor is a curator and arts advocate living on Gadigal land in Sydney, Australia. Since 2000, she has been active as a curator, working across independent spaces, museums, biennials and festivals. She was the curator for artist Marco Fusinato for the Australian Pavilion at the 59th International Art Exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia (2022), co-curator of Parallel Collisions: 12th Adelaide Biennial of Contemporary Art (2012); and a&nbsp;member of the curatorium for the 13th SITE Santa&nbsp;Fe International Biennial, New&nbsp;Mexico (2008).&nbsp;Previously, she was Executive Director of Artspace (Sydney/Gadigal), where she led a program of international partnerships with peer institutions including the Palais de Tokyo (France), Dhaka Art Summit (Bangladesh), and Seoul Museum of Art (South Korea), alongside a major capital development project that supported expanded residencies, archives, public art, and performance spaces.&nbsp;Glass-Kantor serves on several boards, including the Advisory Board of the Museum of Contemporary Art &amp; Design (Manila), and regularly contributes to international juries, public programs and symposiums. &nbsp;

Encounters Curator

​Alexie Glass-Kantor

Para Site is Hong Kong&rsquo;s leading contemporary art centre and one of the oldest and most active independent art institutions in Asia. It produces exhibitions, publications, discursive and educational projects aimed at forging a critical understanding of local and international phenomena in art and society. Founded in early 1996 as an artist-run space, Para Site was Hong Kong&rsquo;s first exhibition-making institution of contemporary art and a crucial self-organised structure within the city&rsquo;s civil society. Throughout the years, Para Site has grown into a contemporary art centre, engaged in a wide array of activities and collaborations with other art institutions, museums, and academic structures in Hong Kong and the international landscape.

Curating Institution of the Film Sector

Para Site

The Art Basel show in Hong Kong showcases artists and galleries from around the world and brings premier Modern and contemporary artwork to Asia.

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Hong Kong

Curators