Kila Cheung
Living Living Artist
May 30 – July 12, 2026
Opening: Thursday, May 30, 4pm–7pm
Courtesy the artist and Tang Contemporary.
The gallery is proud to announce the opening of a solo exhibition by Hong Kong artist Kila Cheung. The exhibition will feature approximately seventeen of the artist’s most recent paintings, wood sculptures and installation works.
Kila’s creative practice stems from a profound state of being—an ongoing, raw exposure to the world. For him, creation is not a calculated, deliberate construction, but an almost instinctual response to existence. Whether absorbing the mundane trivialities of daily life, local or international events, meaningful encounters, or the white noise of everyday experience—be they tangible realities or AI-generated ephemera—he internalizes them all until the irrepressible urge to create takes over. These seemingly fragmented and disparate perceptions form the vital bedrock of his artistic practice.
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Unit 2003-08
20/F, Landmark South
39 Yip Kan Street
Wong Chuk Hang
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Hong Kong Wong Chuk Hang Space marks the 7th space of Tang Contemporary Art in Asia, and is also the home of Tang Art Foundation. With a total area of 870 square meters, the space integrates exhibition, office, mixed-use and repository functions. The Wong Chuk Hang space is developed in tandem with the Central space at H Queen’s, hosting major exhibitions and projects and collaborating with art museums to provide a flexible and versatile platform for art and cultural exchange between regional and international artists.