Everyone seems ‘to know’ Naples, even those who have never been there: its setting, its sounds, its people, its tastes, its informality and, not least, its stories, shaped by the fervor with which the inhabitants live this city.

Pace presents an exhibition of new and recent work by sculptor Arlene Shechet, marking the artist's first solo exhibition in Hong Kong.

White Cube Hong Kong presents "Sofabilder / Sofa Pictures", an exhibition of recent paintings and drawings by German artist Georg Baselitz.

10 Chancery Lane Gallery presents "31 Women Artists – Hong Kong", curated by Caroline Ha Thuc.

Hauser & Wirth Hong Kong presents "William Kentridge: Weigh All Tears", Kentridge’s first solo exhibition in Hong Kong.

Photographs by Hedda Morrison, Lee Fook Chee and Brian Brake show Hong Kong in consecutive periods, as seen around mid-century.

Contemporary by Angela Li presents "spinelessly planting", the solo exhibition of the young Hong Kong artist Cheung Tsz Hin.

The second part of the exhibition titled "Thesis/Antithesis" takes place in Ora-Ora's Tai Kwun Gallery.

Perrotin presents its collaboration with San Francisco-based artist Koak with her first solo presentation in Asia, "The Driver", an exhibition of new paintings and sculpture.

Massimo De Carlo inaugurates the new gallery space with "The Extinction Agenda", Sanford Biggers’ first solo exhibition in Hong Kong and his fourth with the gallery.

Opening at Rossi & Rossi Hong Kong, "Growing Wings" features Seckon’s latest body of work that condenses the dazzling changes in his home country into compositions interspersed with mythic Khmer folklore.

Simon Lee Gallery presents Modern Family, an exhibition of new works by William Mackinnon, in Hong Kong with his first solo show.

Para Site presents a solo exhibition by To Kai On Benny, titled "Dimensional Civilisation Archeology Project 2.0’", at Art Basel Hong Kong 2022.

Apalazzogallery hosts the last chapter of "Strange Actors" with a group exhibition curated by the curator and writer Bob Nickas.

"Minding the G(r)a(s)p" questions the active versus passive roles of audience, artist, and curator—and seeks to reconfigure the power dynamics between these participants.

"emo gym" calls on seven Hong Kong artists to confront, dissect, and possibly embrace the vulnerability of our times.

"Double Vision" explores the concepts of déjà vu and parallax, considering how seemingly superficial differences may reveal much more than expected.

Yeung Hok Tak’s solo exhibition "What a big smoke ring" is the first one with Kiang Malingue.

The exhibition No, Neon, No Cry curated by Gino Gianuizzi, attempts a narrative of the complex, multifaceted, 'messy' history of the Neon gallery.

For the Special Project 2022 of ART CITY Bologna, Tino Sehgal, one of the most radical artists to have emerged in recent years, has been invited.

Museum Tinguely hosts a solo exhibition of Anouk Kruithof: "Universal Tongue".

The Museum der Kulturen Basel and the Kunstmuseum Basel have teamed up to mount a pair of exhibitions that explore the subject of “humans shaping their world.”

At Carzaniga an exhibition on two artists, linked by the relationship of master, pupil: Walter Bodmer and Lenz Klotz.

Kunsthaus Baselland presents an exhibition of Latifa Echakhch and Zineb Sedira.