Hong Kong Pop Art Exhibition in New Jersey

The Arts Centre Melbourne will host renowned theatre director Wang Chong's solo performance, 'Made in China 2.0', from November 6 to 16, showcasing his creative experiences as an artist. Meanwhile, London's Kellogg's Pop (T)Art Gallery Experience will celebrate the playful spirit of Pop Tarts with pop art-inspired creations, open on October 25 and 26, featuring works from various artists and interactive experiences. In Shanghai, a cultural exchange exhibition by the Chinese Arts Association of San Francisco highlights the themes of globalization and the experiences of overseas Chinese, running until November 12. Curator Chris Wan Feng continues to foster dialogue between Hong Kong and Shenzhen with the group exhibition 'Hong Kong Qi', addressing the perspectives of diaspora artists. Additionally, the 'Hong Kong Meets America - Pop Art Exhibition' at the American Dream Mall in New Jersey promoted cultural exchanges, showcasing culinary delights and landmarks from both regions from October 11 to 13. These events reflect a vibrant intersection of art, culture, and community across various global locations.