SEE ART. LOVE ART. OWN ART. Delve into a world of inspiring art at Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong, 14 – 17 May. Discover the full programme below.
Check out our Gallery List to see all 106 local and international galleries exhibiting this year.
Bringing in 1000+ original artworks, priced from HK$1,000. From striking paintings to cutting-edge photography.
There’s a whole world of art waiting to be explored , with something to suit every taste, space, and budget.
A highlight of visiting an Affordable Art Fair is searching for the perfect piece. We make it easy for you to find a piece within your budget with our handy under HK$10,000 stickers. Keep your eyes peeled for them as you walk around the fair!
See it, love it, buy it – and take it home the same day! Our complimentary wrapping service is available throughout the duration of the fair so you can protect your priceless purchase on your journey home.
This year, we’re presenting five immersive installations, inviting visitors to step inside to engage with the work and experience how art can reshape the way we see the world.
Hong Kong singer and actress Stephy Tang brings her newest artworks to Affordable Art Fair 2026. Exploring human connection with emotional resonance, she extends her creative language onto the canvas, translating rhythm, feeling, and intuition into fluid abstraction.
Guided by her belief that “Art, at its heart, is an act of giving,” all proceeds from this exhibition will be donated to the Hong Kong Cancer Fund, supporting families and individuals on their healing journey.
Created by Hong Kong artist Wesley Wong, who is now based in Taiwan. Her works explore the use of transparent paint on a mirrored surface to evoke the traces of rain, building each mark drop by drop delicately.
For Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2026, Wesley will be bringing in her newest work, Mirror in the City, an immersive installation inviting you, the viewer, into an inner space, offering a fleeting solace and becoming a part of the work engaging between rain and the inner-self, navigating the visual interplay between stillness and transformation.
Step into the classical Eastern garden, where a single flower holds a world, and a single tree reveals enlightenment.
Artist Yihan’s practice reimagines the ancient literati’s spiritual haven: a garden not just of rocks and water, but of infinite expanse within finite walls. Through installation and two-dimensional works, she invites you to wander, observe, appreciate, and contemplate. Constructing an intimate domain for the mind to travel through mountains and waters, where the view transforms with every shift of gaze.
This special project features a series of acrylic palace fans co-created by 4 Hong Kong female artists: Liu Jia, Yipang, Peggy Choi, and Yvonne Chow.
Using contemporary ink and mixed media, they break from tradition. Their compositions span vast oceans, surging waves, open horizons, and tranquil skies, forming an innovative screen. Diverse forms of water mirror the essence of womanhood:
This installation uses water’s many guises to celebrate the feminine spirit, highlighting endurance, flexibility and inner strength. It also reimagines traditional screens and palace fans, showcasing contemporary female artists’ profound exploration of freedom and heritage.
Step into Isaac Spellman’s illustration as he transforms our café space with his illustration filled with vibrant colours, intricate patterns, and imaginative compositions.
The “Red, White, Bright and Young” collection was to illustrate Bright Young Things from London in the roaring 20s, a group of individuals from the social elite and aristocrats, named by the tabloid for their lavish and decadent lifestyle.
Through the Red and White party, which was their last gilded moment before the fall, the last glittering prelude to the Great Depression. Beneath the sparkle, we all knew it was just a facade, a time of anxiety masked by opulence, an uncertain age trapped in a golden cage. But at least in that moment, for just one night, life was beautiful.
Isaac Spellman. "Red, White, Bright and Young," 2026.
This year, we are debuting our new Photography Feature “Pieces of Hong Kong,” with six Hong Kong-based photographers: Derry Ainsworth, Jeremy Cheung, Sean Foley, Marcel Heijnen, Jay Khan and Calo Yuen. Capturing the fleeting moment in the city through their lenses, forming a mosaic of Hong Kong’s visual identity, fragmented, layered, and distinctly alive.
Curated by our UK Fair Director, Hugo Barclay, in partnership with the British Consulate General Hong Kong, this exhibition brings together 15 artists from the United Kingdom — from emerging graduates to senior established names.
Juxtaposing different generations creates a dialogue of mutual illumination, exploring the fluidity of cultural identity. Set against Hong Kong’s unique cross-cultural convergence, the exhibition asks: How is belonging formed? Through exchange. Through encounter. Through the willingness to embrace multiple truths.
Featuring 5 local artists, Pen So, Chen Xi, Kwong Kwok Wai, Liu Yu‑Chi, and Joe Li, Kollective pays tribute to long-term gallerist and Affordable Art Fair supporter Cecilla Koo.
For decades, Cecilla has been a driving force in Hong Kong’s art community. With her unwavering commitment to contemporary art, she has nurtured both established and emerging artists, championing their voices. Kollective celebrates her enduring influence, honouring the passion and dedication that she has contributed in Hong Kong’s cultural landscape.
Curated by International Art Exchange, No-Rise introduces five local rising artists whose work explores transformation, memory, and identity.
This exhibition captures the creative energy of Hong Kong through five emerging voices. Affordable Art Fair creates a space where individual voices can coexist without hierarchy, nurturing new perspectives so the next generation of artists can be seen, heard, and celebrated.
This year we have expanded our workshop programme with a focus on interactivity and hands-on experiences, welcoming participants of all ages! The workshops are a great opportunity to explore traditional and contemporary art techniques from exhibiting artists, while creating a personal keepsake that extends beyond the fair experience. All workshops and tours must be pre-booked. Payment will be collected on the day at the workshop you have selected.
Experience a traditional form of printmaking with artist Zhang Qiao, where participants have the opportunity to learn more about the technique and get hands-on with ink and pressing prepared or self-etched plates. You’ll be able to take home your very own print after the workshop. Tailored for ages 12 and above. Book your place.
Sip on a glass of wine and sketch alongside local artist, The Ink Trail, who is known for depicting Hong Kong’s landscapes through fine liner and ink brush. Relax and release creativity after a long day, immersing yourself in transforming simple lines into striking sketches under his guidance, and taking home a personal keepsake from the fair. Tailored for ages 18+. Book your place.
This is an all-ages welcome, inclusive hands-on DIY bracelet workshop. Register or drop in at our creative hub to create and design your own charm bracelet to take home! Book your place.
Affordable Art Fair makes art accessible for the youngest of audiences with guided tours designed for ages 5-14. Led by experienced Art Loop facilitators, they will take your children on a journey decoding complex artworks into simple, engaging visual languages, sparking curiosity and confidence in young minds. Support available in English, Cantonese, and Putonghua. Book your place.
Experience the joy of Gelli Printing under the guidance of artists from INX collective. Join us for a fun printmaking session, building layers of textures with different media on the prepared Gelli plate. You’ll be able to take home your very own art print at the end! Book your place.
On May 14, Y Gallery will have a live giant ink brush performance by Ma Defan. Way to Free Style at Y Gallery’s booth showcases the expressive power of Chinese ink painting through a blend of performance, interaction and video works by artists Chen Ciangbo, Ma Defan, Chen Lyusheng and Wu Jiahua. Chinese painting workshops will also be held by Yang Xiaoyan. Experience the expressive power of Chinese ink yourself, turning every gesture into an image at our workshop space. Book your place.
Ever wondered how sound can be translated into mark, gesture and material? Join our experimental drawing workshop led by Hattie Quigley to explore states of control, indulgence and sensory overload using drawing as a physical and emotional act. This workshop offers participants the opportunity to experiment freely and work intuitively. Book your place.
Visit Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2026 this May 14-17, and discover the fair for yourself!