This article highlights three art exhibitions in Hong Kong for May 2026. 'Seeds of Wishes' at JPS Gallery features black-and-white and colorful drawings by thirteen-year-old artist Yat Long, created after his diagnosis with a life-threatening disease, with a related CASETiFY phone case collection. 'Dial-A-Poem Hong Kong' at M+ presents an interactive installation based on John Giorno's 1969 project, offering newly recorded poems in Cantonese, English, and Mandarin by thirty local poets. 'Fallen Angels' at Hauser & Wirth showcases Nicole Eisenman's paintings and sculptures exploring middle-class life, departing from her usual crowded scenes.
These exhibitions matter because they demonstrate the diversity of contemporary art in Hong Kong, from a young artist's personal healing journey to participatory poetry and a major international artist's introspective work. The shows also highlight how art can engage with health, community, and everyday life, while the CASETiFY collaboration and phone-based poetry hotline illustrate innovative ways to make art accessible beyond traditional gallery spaces.