Prepare for a pop of colour as the internationally renowned public artwork RedBall Project – known to be "the world's longest-running street artwork" – bounces its way to Hong Kong for a limited-time only. Want to know when and where you can catch this oversized piece of art around the city? We've got all the deets right here.
When is the RedBall Project coming to Hong Kong?
RedBall Hong Kong will be in town from Friday, December 6, to Sunday, December 15, available for viewing from 11am to 6pm daily.
Where can I see the RedBall Hong Kong installations?
The RedBall will pop up in 10 culturally significant locations across the city, with a new site each day. Check out the schedule below:
Redball Hong Kong dates and locations
Daily from 11am to 6pm
December 6: Central Pier 10, Central
December 7: Hong Kong Museum of Art, Tsim Sha Tsui
December 8: West Kowloon Cultural District (WestK)
December 9: Chater Garden, Central
December 10: Kowloon Public Pier 4, Tsim Sha Tsui
December 11: Roof Garden, Asia Society, Admiralty
December 12: Jardine House, Central
December 13: Blake Pier, Stanley
December 14: Model Boat Pool, Victoria Park, Causeway Bay
December 15: Lion's Point View Pavilion, The Peak, Central
What is the RedBall Project and RedBall Hong Kong?
The RedBall Project, created by American artist Kurt Perschke, is celebrated as "the world's longest-running street artwork". Since its debut in 2001, it has travelled the globe, stopping in cities like Paris, Chicago, London, and Tokyo – Hong Kong will be its 48th stop! From Hong Kong Island to Kowloon, the project invites participants to interact with the oversized red ball as it wedges itself into local architecture, prompting reflections on cultural and historical significance while encouraging fresh perspectives on everyday surroundings. As part of 'BODW in the city', the installations will even feature local artist collaborations, brand partnerships, and various activities.
For more information about RedBall Hong Kong, visit RedBall Project’s Instagram (@redballproject) and website.
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