Swire Properties’ Arts Month returned in March, showcasing diverse works by globally renowned artists.
Art Basel Hong Kong celebrated its 11th year of collaboration with Swire Properties with a monumental art installation from the Encounters sector “This present, moment” at Pacific Place: Gravity, by multidisciplinary artist Awol Erizku, is modelled after Egyptian Pharaoh, Tutankhamun. Returning with Art Basel Hong Kong was Swire Properties’ VIP Lounge. Designed this year by international architecture practice 10 Design, and themed Chromatic Reflections, the lounge featured colourful installations celebrating the company’s five decades of creative transformation. Meanwhile, at ArtisTree in Taikoo Place, Hong Kong-based French artist Polo Bourieau debuted his collection of 12 new stone sculptures as part of the ArtisTree Selects: Urban Rocks exhibition.
The hugely popular annual Arts Month is a part of Swire Properties’ commitment to making arts and culture a part of everyday life, and to raising the city’s profile as an international cultural destination.
Chromatic Reflections, Swire Properties’ VIP Lounge at Art Basel Hong Kong.
