Art fans will be genuinely thrilled to discover this hidden gem of a gallery and exhibition space on the top floor of an office tower. Created and curated by long-established independent art group Para Site, the exhibitions usually have a Hong Kong or Asian focus but universal relevance.
Para Site
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