Just as we’re gleefully reviewing our calendars for Arts Month events coming up in March, the Digital Art Fair dropped the news that they are cancelling the 2025 edition of their fair, which was originally scheduled to run from March 26 to 30.
No official reason was provided for the abrupt cancellation, but the organisers cited there were ‘reasons beyond [their] control’. Those who have already bought tickets will be refunded in full with no further action required on the customer’s part. This comes as the second cancellation of a major event on Hong Kong’s social calendar in as many weeks – the first was when Creamfields suddenly called off their Hong Kong festival barely half a month before they were supposed to light up the Central Harbourfront on March 8 and 9.
Founded in 2021, the Digital Art Fair is the world’s first Web 3.0 fine art fair, focusing on technological creativity and the creation and collection of digital and NFT art. Here’s hoping they will return with a bang in Arts Month 2026.
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