Gagosian

Gagosian in Hong Kong represents one of the world's most prestigious contemporary art galleries bringing its renowned international program to the heart of Central. Located on the seventh floor of the historic Pedder Building at 12 Pedder Street, this gallery space offers visitors a chance to engage with modern and contemporary art from leading artists who shape the global art conversation. As part of the larger Gagosian network that spans major cities worldwide, the Hong Kong location serves as an important cultural destination for both serious collectors and art enthusiasts exploring the city's vibrant gallery scene. When you visit Gagosian Hong Kong, you can expect to encounter exhibitions featuring significant works of modern and contemporary art, often showcasing both internationally recognized masters and influential contemporary voices. The gallery's programming reflects its commitment to presenting museum-quality exhibitions that range across various media, from painting and sculpture to photography and installation work. The exhibitions change regularly, offering repeat visitors fresh perspectives and new discoveries with each show, and the gallery maintains the high curatorial standards that have established Gagosian's reputation across its global locations. The gallery welcomes visitors Tuesday through Saturday from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM, remaining closed on Sundays and Mondays. The seventh-floor location in the Pedder Building provides an intimate yet professional viewing environment where you can take your time examining the works on display. The atmosphere strikes a balance between accessibility and sophistication, allowing visitors to experience significant artworks in a focused setting. Whether you're a seasoned collector, an art student, or simply curious about contemporary art, the gallery offers an opportunity to see works that are often discussed in major art publications and exhibitions worldwide. The Central location makes it easy to incorporate a visit into a day of exploring Hong Kong's art district, with numerous other galleries, shops, and restaurants in the surrounding area.