Blindspot Gallery

Blindspot Gallery is a contemporary art space located in Hong Kong's vibrant Wong Chuk Hang district, positioned on the 15th floor of Po Chai Industrial Building at 28 Wong Chuk Hang Road. As a dedicated venue for contemporary photography, image-based art, and video art, the gallery represents an important destination for those seeking to engage with visual art that explores the nuances of how we see and interpret the world around us. The gallery's focus on photography and related mediums makes it a distinctive presence within Hong Kong's art scene, offering curated exhibitions that challenge conventional perspectives on the photographic image and contemporary visual culture. When you visit Blindspot Gallery, you can expect to encounter thoughtfully curated exhibitions that showcase both established and emerging artists working with photography, video, and image-based practices. The gallery's programming emphasizes work that pushes beyond traditional documentary photography, exploring conceptual approaches, experimental techniques, and the intersection of visual art with technology and cultural commentary. This curatorial approach creates opportunities to experience contemporary art that engages critically with vision itself, making each visit a chance to reconsider how photographs and video function as artistic mediums in the contemporary world. The gallery welcomes visitors Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM, providing ample opportunity to experience the exhibitions at a leisurely pace. Located in an industrial building in Wong Chuk Hang, the space itself reflects the area's transformation into a cultural hub, and the elevated location offers a sense of escape from the bustling street below. When you arrive, you will find a professional gallery environment designed to showcase image-based works, whether displayed on walls, through projection, or via screens. For current information about specific exhibitions, artist features, and programming, you can visit the gallery's website at http://www.blindspotgallery.com/, which provides details about what is on view and helps you plan your visit to this thoughtfully curated space.