To you, what is everyday life? Everyday life is like a package that cannot be completely torn open, torn apart in a mess; it's wanting to have a good breakfast, but breaking the yolk while frying an egg, spilling milk, feeling a bit helpless yet accustomed to these moments? For Spanish artist Eva Armisén, these are all unique moments, captured in self-portraits to share the happiness of everyday life with others.

Continuing the artistic atmosphere of Art Month, many unique exhibitions will continue to be featured in the surrounding galleries. Here are eight must-see exhibitions in May 2024 that are specially selected to recommend to everyone!

The 32nd Hong Kong Theatre Awards Ceremony was successfully held on the day, with 20 awards being contested and presented. The event was also live-streamed online, making it very lively. The "Outstanding Production of the Year" award is selected by a judging panel composed of various industry professionals such as writers, directors, actors, critics, designers, and managers. They choose the most outstanding works from the past year's theatrical productions, and this year, eight plays were selected, with the hope of sharing them with everyone.

When you think of the term "family," what comes to mind? American artist Paul Hunter Speagle focuses on "home" as the theme, naming it "The Speagle's," inviting the audience to enter his "home" and meet his adorable family!

Julien's Auctions, known for selling iconic music memorabilia, recently announced at a press conference in London that John Lennon's long-lost Framus 12-string Hootenanny acoustic guitar, one of the most important in rock music history, has been found and will be up for auction.

This May, it is the 84th birthday of the legendary Japanese photography master Nobuyoshi Araki, and recently, Artelli, a multidimensional art space, created Araki Nobuyoshi's latest exhibition - "Paradise ‧ Flower Field", presenting a master-level visual feast for art lovers.

Egypt is not just the pyramids! The recent hot topics in society, apart from "plastic-free living," of course, include garbage collection fees. Mentioning garbage brings to mind Egypt's garbage city. Although the sanitation environment inside the garbage city is very dirty and unbearable, there is a hidden and stunning church inside - the Cave Church.

The talented artist Candy Mary from Taiwan loves sweets, even her name and works exude a sweet taste. This time, Candy Mary uses tea as the theme, personifying the character Mary to metaphorically represent life experiences and various relationships between people. Don't miss out on her new series of works in Hong Kong!

Recently, Hong Jiahao held a solo concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum and also released a new album "Inner | Child", which tells the story of how there is still a part of childhood in every mature person's heart, hoping to let everyone face their true selves again through his growth story. The album design incorporates many illustrations, drawn by Hong Kong illustrator Don Mak, hoping to take everyone into the inner world of this "big and small road" person.

M+ Museum and the Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC) recently held the opening ceremony for the peripheral exhibition of the 60th Venice Biennale of Visual Arts - "Samson Young: Double Infirmary, Hong Kong in Venice". This solo exhibition in Venice showcases the artist's exploration of the relationship between humanity and aquatic ecosystems through personal experiences and keen observations.