ART/CULTURE

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‘The Flow of Memory’ exhibition in Macau invites 8 artists to showcase paintings
Interview by Rui Pastorin         Just below the Ruins of St. Paul’s, an exhibition hosted by the Old House Gallery is taking on the subject of memory, its connection with the present and how it shapes us with time, inviting a total of eight artists from Macau and the Chinese mainland to showcase their creations. From acrylics to oils and Chinese paintings to a mixed media piece, “The Flow of Memory” exhibition at 27-27A Rua de São Paulo (大三巴街) is
January 14, 2026
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Macau's Ox Warehouse presents 3 solo exhibitions by invited artists
Three concurrent solo exhibitions by three invited artists are being simultaneously presented by Ox Warehouse, showcasing styles and creativity across different sections until February 8.Located at the Former Municipal Cattle Stable at the junction of Avenida do Coronel Mesquita (美副將大馬路) and Avenida do Almirante Lacerda (罅些喇提督大馬路), each section presents a distinct set of artworks, atmospheres and subjects that the respective artists are tackling, with the resulting
January 13, 2026 | BY Rui Pastorin
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Exhibition in Macau's Barra district highlights 4 local IPs
Illustrator showcase concludesArtworks featuring four local IPs (Intellectual Properties) are being showcased at the Former Barra Slaughterhouse Site for the “Macao Coffee Walk: Creative IP Illustration Exhibition”.Co-organised by the Macau Specialty Coffee Association (MSCA) in conjunction with “Sem Sorriso” (Portuguese for “Without a Smile”), the free-admission exhibition is on until January 25, with the exhibits comprising the IPs “UNDERDOG x Beanie”, the “Mr.Bubbles
January 12, 2026 | BY Rui Pastorin
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Macau exhibition: FLOW – Paintings by Alice Costa explore nature through abstraction
The free-admission “FLOW – Paintings by Alice Costa” exhibition opened yesterday evening at Creative Macau, the Centre for Creative Industries (CCI) in Nape, presenting a body of abstract works aiming to translate the rhythms of nature into textured, sensory experiences.According to a message card distributed by the centre, the exhibition centres on organic shapes and fluid lines, reflecting spontaneity found in natural environments. Through tactile techniques such as impasto*,
January 9, 2026 | BY Khalel Vallo
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Macau exhibition presents learning outcomes across art disciplines
The latest exhibition at the Pavilion of Exhibitions and Artistic Shows for Young People in Praça do Tap Siac (塔石廣場) presents a raft of art works created using different mediums, showcasing what students from a recent art education programme had learnt during workshops.Titled “360° Comprehensive View”– Visual Arts Student Works Exhibition, the free-admission showcase is organised by the Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ) and kicked off late last month, running
January 8, 2026 | BY Rui Pastorin
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Exploring Macau's ‘Revisit’: From concept to award-winning film
Interview by Rui Pastorin        When local filmmaker Harriet Wong Teng Teng was in her first year at university, she promised herself that she would make a film with her grandma in mind. While time would pass and she went on to pursue her career in the film industry, she did not forget about that promise, directing her first feature-length film “Revisit” that explores universal family dynamics and the beauty of intergenerational relationships.With the Cultural
January 7, 2026 | BY admin
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Explore the Chinese Zodiac in stamps at Macau Communications Museum exhibition
Stamp lovers and other members of the public may view a temporary exhibition featuring the 11 animals and one mythical creature of the Chinese zodiac set up at the Communications Museum* on Estrada de D. Maria II (澳門馬交石炮台馬路七號).Organised by the museum, the free admission exhibition is titled “Chinese Zodiac in Postage Stamps” Temporary Exhibition and, according to museum staff yesterday, is on for around a year. Museumgoers will find the featured exhibits, along with
January 6, 2026 | BY Rui Pastorin
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‘Annual Exhibition of Macao Visual Arts 2025’ showcases Chinese painting & calligraphy
The “Annual Exhibition of Macao Visual Arts 2025 – Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Category”, organised by the Cultural Affairs Bureau (IC), is presenting award-winning and selected works by local artists at its Tap Seac Gallery in Praça do Tap Siac, aiming to highlight the vitality of traditional Chinese arts in Macau.This year’s exhibition received 161 pieces/sets of artworks submitted by 161 local artists, spanning traditional Chinese painting, calligraphy, seal carving and
January 5, 2026 | BY Khalel Vallo
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Cantonese opera artistes discuss resilience & transformation in Macau
Interview by William Chan        The ancient art of Cantonese opera, or Yueju, found a vibrant stage last month at 10 Fantasia on Calçada da lgreja de S.Lázaro as the “I Cheng Nga Choi Cantonese Opera of Macau” (澳門怡情雅敘粵劇社) hosted its annual event. The event, which featured a diverse programme of excerpts and songs, alongside interactive elements like makeup demonstrations and costume displays, served as a powerful reminder of the art form’s
December 31, 2025 | BY admin
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Explore Macau’s street vendors’ history at IAM exhibition
The Municipal Affairs Bureau (IAM) is hosting an exhibition in the gallery at its headquarters opposite the city’s main square, Largo do Senado, allowing both locals and tourists to explore as well as appreciate Macau’s once bustling street vendor scene. Organised in conjunction with the Mutual Aid Association of Macau Vendors, the free-admission trilingual exhibition is titled “Macao Nostalgia - ‘Imprints on Street Corners’ Historical Exhibition of Hawkers”. The
December 30, 2025 | BY Rui Pastorin
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Tennis stars battle it out at the 2025 MGM Tennis Masters in Macau
Photos taken at Macau Forum in Zape yesterday by Rui Pastorin
December 29, 2025 | BY admin
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Gonçalo Lobo Pinheiro explores Macau’s past and present in new book, exhibition
Interview by Rui Pastorin         By popular demand, a second volume of “O que foi, não volta a ser…” (“What Once Was, Will Never Be Again…”) came to fruition and was launched on Tuesday, continuing award winning Portuguese photojournalist and documentary photographer Gonçalo Lobo Pinheiro’s project that sees an encounter between Macau’s past and present.Lisbon-born Lobo Pinheiro, who has been based in Macau for over 15 years, launched the first volume
December 18, 2025 | BY admin
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HK’s ‘Plastic Island’: finding connection in clumsiness
Interview by William Chan        The latest creation by Hong Kong art organisation Free to Play Theatre, “Plastic Island” – a rare and comprehensive full-mask production in Hong Kong theatre – will be staged from January 30 to February 1, 2026, at the Tai Po Arts Centre Black Box Theatre, Hong Kong director Sheena Cheung (張君洳) told the Post in a recent interview online.According to a description of the play, it uses a unique blend of full masks, physicality,
December 17, 2025 | BY admin
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‘Above the Abyss’ celebrates 26th Anniversary of Macau’s return to the motherland
The Chinese mainland’s Zhang Lanpo is presenting  16  works consisting of paintings and photography in his solo exhibition “Above the Abyss” at Albergue SCM’s A2 Gallery, not only presenting artworks but also celebrating the 26th Anniversary of Macau’s return to the motherland.Running through February 15, the exhibition opened last week and features works that transport exhibitiongoers to an almost otherworldly place as they explore each of the pieces, several of which are
December 16, 2025 | BY Rui Pastorin
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Shell-less terrapin Ho Sio Chong carries Macau stories ‘On His Back’
From a childhood memory of a pet terrapin to a widely travelled original character, local animator Sam Kin Hang told the Post that he has spent more than a decade shaping Ho Sio Chong, a shell-less terrapin whose quiet journey reflects imperfection, resilience and the city that the artist calls home. Born and raised in Macau, Sam Kin Hang developed an early fascination with cartoons, particularly Pokémon, which later guided his decision to study animation at university in Shanghai.
December 15, 2025 | BY Khalel Vallo
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