Hong Kong Arts Development Council
Established in 1995, Hong Kong Arts Development Council (HKADC) is a statutory body set up by the Government to support the broad development of the arts in Hong Kong. Its major roles include grant allocation, policy and planning, advocacy, promotion and development, and special projects.
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- Interview22 Jul 2026HKPAX 2026: turning cultural exchange into international opportunity
Returning to Hong Kong in October, the Hong Kong Performing Arts Expo aims to move beyond the conventional arts-market model, creating practical pathways for touring, collaboration and exchange across Asia-Pacific and the wider international performing arts sector. Co-Director Anne Chan discusses the ambitions behind HKPAX 2026.
- News14 May 2026HKPAX 2026 to showcase artists from five continents in October programme
The second edition of the Hong Kong Performing Arts Expo will feature international artists, more than 40 performances and project presentations, and a new Hong Kong Chapter strand.
- News12 Apr 2026HKADC sets out three-year plan to strengthen Hong Kong’s arts sector
The Hong Kong Arts Development Council’s 2026–2028 strategy focuses on international exchange, community participation, arts technology, cultural tourism, sector research and governance reform.