Comics and animation have long been an essential part of Hong Kong’s pop culture. Since the 1960s, characters such as Old Master Q, Ngau Chai and Father from Myboy, Q boy, and Sau Nga Chun have been beloved by generations of Hong Kongers. More recent favourites, including Ding Ding Penguin, Tai Ma Shing, Oldgirl, and IT Guy & Art Girl, continue to resonate with today’s audiences. The Comics Fun Experience Gallery, curated by the Hong Kong Comics & Animation Federation, will take visitors on a journey through these classic comic and animation characters, highlighting their deep-rooted influence on Hong Kong’s cultural landscape. The exhibition features themed photo spots where iconic characters appear in comic-style settings infused with distinctive Hong Kong elements, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the world of comics and take pictures with their favourite characters. Join us to explore the timeless charm of comics. Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in a Comics Fun adventure!

This exhibition will feature four display containers showcasing various characters, along with a group of adorable chibi-style comic figurines.

Container 1: Golden Years
A “milk tea stall” where visitors can take photos with classic characters like Old Master Q and the Big Potato.

Container 2: Urban Diversity
Tamasing, Oldgirl, and Sau Nga Chun taking the railway with you in the peak-hours!

Container 3: Thought Provocation
Introducing the featured comic artists with “giant” four-frame comics, come and immerse yourself in the comic world and become part of the character’s stories.

Container 4: Pop Culture
Check out the development and the relationship of local comic works and the pop culture, do not miss the chance to see the unique and intriguing exhibits!

* Selected comic and animation characters will be displayed before 7.5.2025 at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza

Note:

Due to venue restrictions, wheelchair users are unable to fully experience all exhibition areas. Thank you for your understanding.

Presented by Leisure and Cultural Services Department

Sponsored by: Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA)

Venue support by: VESSEL