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The Street Art Festival 2024, organised by HKwalls, a non-profit arts organisation in Hong Kong, has come to a successful close. The festival brought together urban artists from overseas, Hong Kong and Mainland China to create an unforgettable arts and cultural experience.
Over nine consecutive days, the festival featured 32 artists worldwide, including Ireland, Germany, France, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Japan, America, Korea, Mainland China, and Hong Kong. Together, they brought 41 murals to outdoor spaces across Central and Western Districts, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui. Take a look at the completed murals for the HKWalls Street Art Festival 2024 below.
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Image courtesy of the artist and photographer Daniel Murray
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Image courtesy of the artist and photographer Kyra Campbell (top 2 ) Victor Tong (Bottom 2)
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Image Copyright the artist and Kyra Campbell (top) Victor Tong (bottom)
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Image Copyright the artist and Kyra Campbell (top) Victor Tong (middle) Daniel Murray (bottom three)
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Image Copyright the artist and Kyra Campbell (top) Victor Tong (bottom)
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Image Copyright the artist and Kyra Campbell (top) Daniel Murray (bottom)
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Image Copyright the artist and Kyra Campbell (top) Victor Tong (bottom)
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Image Copyright the artist and Kyra Campbell (top) Victor Tong (bottom)
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Mick La Rock
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Apart from the street murals, HKwalls also partnered with Sino Group in Sino LuminArt x HKwalls Digital – Chromaflux, where six overseas and Hong Kong talents brought masterpieces of colour, visual effects, and innovative digital technology to the LED facades of Tsim Sha Tsui Centre and Empire Centre.
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Lousy
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Kristopher Ho and Andy Lau collab
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Frederic Bussiere
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HKwalls Festival was a massive success; with so much artwork and activities, HKwalls outdid themselves once again. As an annual street art festival in Hong Kong, HKwalls not only showcases phenomenal art but also dedicates itself to year-round programming that supports artists’ career development, promotes the art form, and raises awareness through the arts. Looking forward to next year’s event already!
Image courtesy of the artists, HKwalls and photographers Victor Tong, Daniel Murray & Kyra Campbell