Thai artist Korakrit Arunanondchai creates a narrative of a denim painter’s life based on both fiction and social realities of his homeland through videos, paintings and mannequins.

The immersive installation is composed of two parts: The Body and The Spirit. The former is a series of dynamic paintings made on bleached denim, while the latter is a video where the artist converses with the spirit Chantri.

The exhibition explores and deconstructs the religious correlations in Thailand in the form of popular culture, building a unique universe where all entities co-exist.

Date: 26 August – End of October 2019
Time: 10:00am – 10:00pm
Venue: Garage, Level B2

Admission Fee (Online Registration):
- HK$50 each*
- KLUB11 GOLD Card Member: HK$25
- Children under 12 years old can enjoy half price on the admission fee. They must be accompanied and supervised by a parent or guardian.

* Artist KLUB Paid Members can enjoy year-round free admission to exhibitions at both K11 Art Mall and K11 MUSEA. Terms and conditions apply.

Redefining the idea of a global museum, K11 MUSEA provides a trailblazing platform for artistic experimentation and creative ideation, fostering a space in which the remarkable moments of inspiration that arise during cross-cultural exchanges between diverse communities can occur.

Join our docent guided tour to discover your herbarium muse featuring MUSEA’s sustainability highlights. Weaving through Levels 0, 1, 2, the tour will continue onto Hong Kong’s first urban biodiversity museum (Nature Discovery Park at Level 8) featuring over 180 native and exotic species. The park is designed in a story-based journey to showcase local plants with distinctive and ecological values, and to protect the habitats of the city in a way that enriches biodiversity, while at the same time demonstrating the future direction of food production with rooftop farming.

The park will jointly organize guided tours and environmental courses suitable for children and families with The Jane Goodall Institute (Hong Kong), founded by internationally renowned primate scholars and United Nations Peace Ambassador Dr. Jane Goodall, to promote action towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).

Times: 11:00-12:30 or 14:30-16:00 or 16:30-18:00
Venue: Koncierge, Ground Floor

Admission Fee (Online Registration):
- HK$200 each
- KLUB11 GOLD Card Member: HK$190
- Children under 12 years old can enjoy half price on admission. They must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Drawing inspiration from nature and the surrounding cityscape, the design of K11 MUSEA has been crafted to evoke the feel of a contemporary manor house. On the exterior, the elegant limestone façade adorned with living foliage subtly reflects the fluid lines of the harbour.

K11 MUSEA’s Collection of Danish Modernist furniture has been carefully selected to tell the story of this movement, and most of the pieces on show here are museum-quality rarities of historical significance.