Cheng Lan's' Corner

Based in Hong Kong, Cheng-Lan's Corner runs a year-round, residency-based exhibition and commissioning programme giving time and space to artistic practices reimagining our global story. It champions voices from the global majority and honours diasporic experiences. Through artist-centred dialogue, we uncover plural histories, attend to unsung narratives in overlooked interiors and marginal spaces, and reframe relationships between local and global, centre and periphery, mainstream and marginal.

From 2027, our annual programme comprises two intensive residency cycles culminating in an exhibition at our public space on Prince's Terrace, Hong Kong. We invite artists to Hong Kong, support their research, and co-develop new projects. In this historically open city of flows—of people, commerce, and inherited histories—we aim to provide fertile ground for deep research and reflection on labour, ecology, migration, colonial exchange, and cultural memory.

Opening hours: Wednesday–Sunday, 12:00–19:00.

Based in Hong Kong, Cheng-Lan’s Corner operates a year-round, residency-based exhibition and commissioning programme giving time and space to artistic practices that expand and reimagine our global story.

Cheng-Lan Foundation is pleased to announce 'Housekeeping', the second in a two-part collection show. It follows on from 'Home, A Fire', an exhibition that examined how the artistic practices on view were intrinsically connected to domestic environments and the architecture of homes.

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Artists: Miguel Afa, Shiraz Bayjoo, Agrade Camíz, Chen Kong Fang, Laila Tara H., Li Chen, Lídia Lisboa, Narges Mohammadi, Yoshitomo Nara, Sofía Salazar Rosales. 10 July-10 September, Cheng-Lan's Corner, No. 3 Prince's Terrace, Central, Hong Kong. Opening Hours: Wed-Sun, 12:00-19:00

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Please join us for the opening of Cian Dayrit: A Country, A Body at our new project space Cheng-Lan’s Corner, located at No.03 Prince’s Terrace. This marks Dayrit’s first solo presentation in Hong Kong, showcasing his wide-ranging practice exploring colonial histories, land, labour, and systems of extraction. Opening Hours 19 March - 17 May: Wednesday–Sunday, 12:00–19:00 Art Basel Week Special Opening Days: 23–29 March 12:00–19:00

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