Watch the highlights of the ArtisTree’s reopening event.

As an integral part of the HK$15 billion Taikoo Place redevelopment, ArtisTree was officially reopened on 8th June. Moving from Cornwall House to a dynamic new 7,000 square-foot space at Cambridge House, the revamped ArtisTree hopes to foster the emergence of new art forms and host a diverse range of work by international and local artists, as well as presenting original, creative productions that have never been staged before in Hong Kong. The event space has also been upgraded to include professional theatre-standard stage lighting and audio-visual technology, to support the hosting of arts and cultural programmes for neighbourhood tenants and the wider community.

Officiating guests including Don Taylor, Director, Office at Swire Properties (third from right), and Florence Hui, Under Secretary for Home Affairs, HKSAR (third from left) toast to ArtisTree's success.

The internationally-acclaimed National Dance Company Wales staged the Asian premier of their two recent works, "Animatorium" and "Folk", as part of ArtisTree's opening season in June.