Curator Enoch Cheng shapes a journey through art as a path to recovery.
In the vibrant tapestry of Hong Kong’s art scene, few figures are as pivotal as Enoch Cheng, the curator behind the gallery programmes of Art Central 2025. With the upcoming edition of this popular fair, Cheng reflects on the transformative power of art, particularly in the context of recovery and renewal following the global challenges of recent years.
As he embarks on his second consecutive year curating the event, Cheng’s vision has evolved, embracing a deeper commitment to inclusivity and innovation. His initial foray into Art Central was informed by a desire to foster connection amidst the post-pandemic landscape. “Last year, my goal was to engage with audiences in the context of post-Covid recovery,” he says. “I wanted to encourage curiosity, and we succeeded in creating an event that many people could enjoy together.” For the 2025 edition of Art Central, he is taking his vision further, focusing on programming that supports emerging galleries, showcases legendary artists, and highlights photography as a significant medium.
Read the entire feature here at Robb Report Hong Kong.
UPDATE: Some highlights of Art Central 2025, Day 1.
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