Apart from the convivial art that blends in seamlessly as part of the k11 musea’s interiors, the place also holds the annual k11 art karnival, which is on its third run. this year, with china’s first major exhibition titled ‘city as studio’—a celebration of graffiti and street art that’s curated by jeffrey deitch. A 100m long, 40m wide and 8.4m high ‘visual corridor’, a strategic opening lined with butterfly shaped panels that can be programmed to create special lighting effects, now links tsim sha tsui and the water. ‘k11 musea is the core that holds victoria dockside together,’ cheng explains. ‘it is a hub. i think of it as a cultural silicon.
K11 musea is the last segment of the ambitious 10 year, us$2.6bil k11 victoria dockside cultural district on a 28 hectare site on the tsim sha tsui harbourfront. originally known as holt’s wharf. Interactive art installations. k11 is not just a space to observe art; it's a place to immerse yourself in it. the mall frequently hosts a myriad of interactive art installations, transforming ordinary outings into memorable experiences. the following images show some of the art installations in k11 musea. The scion of one of the region’s biggest property developers, cheng has come a long way since he opened his first k11 art mall in hong kong in 2008—brilliantly anticipating the way art and. As part of a larger kowloon waterfront redevelopment, k11 musea, which spans a massive 1.2 million square feet (111,000 square metres) over 10 floors, was to be the most luxurious art mall of them.
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