Hong Kong‧Morning is a charitable photography exhibition that offers a fresh glimpse into the city’s morning landscape. The thoughtful event is hosted by Hong Kong cinematic icon Chow Yun Fat. Known for his legendary film career, Chow showcases his talents behind the lens with a collection of 30 images that blend artistic vision with personal connection.
Hong Kong‧Morning is on view at Harbour City’s Ocean Terminal Main Concourse from December 18, 2024, to January 2, 2025. The event is divided into three thematic sections — 'Hong' focuses on floral imagery, 'Kong' captures vibrant street life, and 'Morning' features creative self-portraits. The centerpiece, 'Untitled,' highlights Victoria Harbour under striking natural light, providing viewers with an evocative portrayal of a beloved local landmark.
Limited-edition prints are available for purchase, with proceeds supporting local charitable causes.
Charitable Photography Exhibitions
Chow Yun Fat Hosted the Hong Kong‧morning Exhibition
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