At Eaton HK, Art Month returns with a bold cross-disciplinary programme celebrating embodied experience, vulnerability and collective transformation. Running from March 20 to May 10, 2026, the cultural hub in Kowloon presents exhibitions, performances and nightlife interventions under the theme “Visceral Echoes.” Anchored by the hotel’s Tomorrow Maybe gallery, the program unfolds alongside Art Basel Hong Kong, bringing together international artists, immersive installations and experimental performances that explore the relationship between body, memory and healing.

Highlights include Filipino-Indian Hong Kong artist Sharu B. Sikdar’s interactive installation at Art Basel Hong Kong, the performative exhibition “Grieve the Departed Wound” by Brussels-based Filipino artist Joshua Serafin, and the Art Month party “Ancestral Frequencies” at Terrible Baby, blending ritual, performance and electronic music. Through art, movement and nightlife, Eaton HK once again transforms its spaces into a platform for dialogue, experimentation and community.

Sharu B. Sikdar: Stepping Stones Won’t Break My Bones
Venue: Institution 04, L1 Concourse, Art Basel Hong Kong
Exhibition
Date: March 27-29, 2026 (VIP Days: March 25-26)

Workshop
Date and Time: 12:30-2pm, March 28, 2026
Joshua Serafin: Grieve the Departed Wound
Venue: Tomorrow Maybe, 4/F, Eaton HK
Exhibition
Date: March 21 – May 10, 2026

Opening Reception
Date and Time: March 20, 6-9pm
Artist Residency
Date: March 15 – 28 2026

Eaton Art Month Party: Ancestral Frequencies
Venue: Terrible Baby, 4/F, Eaton HK
Date and Time: 9pm till late, March 26 2026
Artists: Joshua Serafin, Abyss X, Zoe Marden + Sonia Wong, Dis Fig, Fotan Laiki