Expect booths with strong curatorial premises, solo and dual projects that incorporate progressive mediums, and a variety of large-scale installations that challenge the traditional gallery space. At Art Central, you'll find works by pioneers such as Korean painters Lee Kang-so and Suh Se-ok; Chilean artist Fernando Prats, whose exhibition of a complex pictorial process through spontaneous, organic compositions represented his country at the 54th Venice Biennale; and performative paintings by rising Japanese artists including Miwa Komatsu and Yuuna Okanishi. You'll also see an experimental installation by Japanese artist Satoru Tamura, whose latest work Point of Contact for 100 Incandescent Lamps marks the first presentation of the series on display in Hong Kong, as well as the works of reputed Chinese-Singaporean contemporary ink artist Hong Zhu An, presented in Hong Kong for the first time. If you're on the hunt for the latest and greatest in progressive art, Art Central is the place to be.

What Art Central

Where Central Harbourfront, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central

When March 27–31

(VIP Preview & First Night on March 26)