Affordable Art Fair HK【Highlights, Tickets, and Schedule】

Affordable Art Fair is more than just an annual highlight in Hong Kong; it is an internationally renowned art brand. Since its founding in London in 1999, it has expanded to major cities including New York, Singapore, and Amsterdam. Since arriving in Hong Kong, it has become an indispensable part of the local art scene, attracting thousands of art lovers every year.

Its core philosophy is clear: to bring art into everyday life and make everyone a collector. All artworks at the fair are priced between HK$1,000 and HK$100,000¹ making it easy for both novice collectors and seasoned enthusiasts to find pieces they love at transparent prices.

In 2026, the 13th edition of the fair returns with the theme “See Art. Love Art. Own Art.” featuring works from 106 local and international galleries. Galleries from across the Asia-Pacific and beyond will gather in Hong Kong, fostering cross-regional cultural exchange and infusing the event with a rich international atmosphere².

Andreas von Buddenbrock (The Ink Trail)

A Stockholm-born artist based in Hong Kong known for his intricate black-and-white ink drawings that capture the rhythm and mood of the city.

Cheung Wai-hei (TavenART)

A leading figure in Hong Kong resin art, combining architectural structure with fluid artistic expression. His large-scale resin works have been exhibited at K11 and high-end hotels.

Y Art Project

A Singapore-based curatorial unit known for contemporary art with emotional depth and sustainable themes, ideal for collectors building a long-term collection.

Tickets can be purchased via the official website.

Early Bird (20 March – 10 May)

Opening Night & 4-Day Pass: HK$320
Adult: HK$175
Concession: HK$150 (Seniors 65+ or Full-time Students)
Family Morning Bundle: HK$165 (For 2+ persons)

Fair Week (11 May – 17 May)

Adult: HK$190
Concession: HK$160
Family Morning Bundle: HK$175

A perfect art journey shouldn’t end when you leave the exhibition hall. The Hari Hong Kong serves as the ideal home base for your artistic exploration.

In collaboration with London-based art consultancy A Space For Art, we recently held the third “The Hari Art Prize.” This year’s prize saw a record 700 entries from emerging local artists. The 2024 winner, Man Mei To, won with her work Curly Breathing I, which explores themes of fragility and silence in a changing society. Selected works from the 18 shortlisted artists will be on display at The Hari until October, allowing you to seamlessly transition from the fair to a living gallery.

Located in the heart of Wan Chai, The Hari is just a 13-minute walk from the HKCEC. This proximity allows you to fully immerse yourself in the fair, return for a rest, or securely store your new art acquisitions before heading back out for more “treasure hunting.”