<p>For the first time in its history, Hongkong Land opened its art collection to the public — a milestone that has been years in the making. As Art Consultant to Hongkong Land since 2014, I had the privilege of curating this landmark exhibition, bringing together a carefully selected body of works that trace over a century of corporate patronage in Hong Kong.</p><p>The collection reflects a history shaped by place, time, and an enduring commitment to the arts. Works long housed within private and corporate spaces were finally presented together in a public setting, inviting the community to engage with a legacy that has quietly evolved alongside Hong Kong itself.</p><p>Highlights include iconic sculptures by Lynn Chadwick, Henry Moore, and Ju Ming — several of which anchor the broader Art Walk in Central — as well as paintings and works on paper representing the depth and range of the collection. Research and catalogue writing for the exhibition were also undertaken by Nissa Bella Art Management.</p><p>The show ran as a centrepiece of Hong Kong Art Month 2026, drawing visitors from across the city during one of the busiest weeks in Hong Kong&#x27;s cultural calendar.</p>