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Your guide to emerging artists in Hong Kong's galleries and studios

Creative talent on show everywhere, writes Catharine Nicol

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Cattle Depot Artist Village in To Kwa Wan is a former slaughterhouse. Photo: Dickson Lee

The Convention and Exhibition Centre isn't the only arty arrow to the city's creative bow this week. It is worth checking out some of Hong Kong's emerging artists in various galleries and studios around town, including the newly opened PMQ at the site of the old Police Married Quarters, where artists and designers can thrive. "By bringing in all the internationally renowned galleries and collectors, Art Basel Hong Kong provides opportunities for the local art scene to grow and flourish," says PMQ creative and programme director William To.

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"PMQ hopes to become a strategic partner of Art Basel and an alternative destination for incoming visitors during this busy week, giving creative fans a glimpse of our local creative talent and their work."

Central's newly opened design hub has breathed new life into the old Police Married Quarters, with a wide selection of emerging designers taking over the former residential units with retail space and workshops. Every weekend the central courtyard holds night markets, and during Art Basel Hong Kong, Britain's Fredrikson Stallard's giant installation , presented by Swarovski, will be on show until Sunday, and the finished mural

Former Police Married Quarters at Aberdeen Street, Central. Photos: May Tse
Former Police Married Quarters at Aberdeen Street, Central. Photos: May Tse
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