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In pictures: Hong Kong’s public art sculptures, from the 1970s to today
A look back at the public art that has adorned the city’s streets over the years, from Bruce Lee to giant water buffaloes
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Hong Kong’s public art scene took off in the 1970s, with large installations on display that reflected the city’s changing culture.
Works such as Henry Moore’s Double Oval (1977), André Heller’s The Bamboo Man (1992) and Cao Chong-en’s Bruce Lee Statue (2005) highlight Hong Kong’s unique blend of East and West, tradition and modernity. These works made art more accessible to everyone, allowing people to engage with and experience art in their everyday surroundings.
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