HKWALLS, Hong Kong's leading non-profit street art organisation, is proud to announce the return of its landmark annual street art festival for its 11th edition, running from 21 to 29 March 2026, right at the beating heart of Hong Kong's world-renowned art month.

From the iconic streets of Central and Western District to the glittering waterfront of Victoria Harbour, HKWALLS 2026 promises its most expansive, multidimensional edition yet. Uniting a stellar roster of 20+ local and international artists from 14 countries, the festival will breathe new life into Hong Kong's urban landscape through large-scale wall murals, truck-mounted mobile art, mesmerising digital projections, live performances, public guided tours, and hands-on workshops.

"It's always been about having fun and working with great artists. Going into number 11, we told ourselves it’s not about quotas, there is no need to overextend ourselves. We want to be really focused on doing stuff that gets us excited and working with artists we love." – Jason Dembski, Co-founder, HKWALLS

EVENT 1: HKWALLS 2026 STREET ART FESTIVAL (featuring Art on the Move) 

● 21-29 March 2026 | PMQ Courtyard, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central 

● https://hkwalls.org/hkwalls-2026/ 

● Festival Hours: 

● 21-24 March and 26-28 March: 12pm-8pm | PMQ 

● 25 March: 12pm-6pm | PMQ 

● 29 March: 12pm-9pm | Chater Road, Central (Pedestrianised Zone, see Event 5) 

This year's wall mural artists include Fabio Petani (Italy), who weaves Euclidean geometry and botanical motifs into cohesive large-scale murals, Hardthirteen (Indonesia), who creates dynamic works exploring movement, energy and emotion, blurring the line between street culture and storytelling, will bring his signature style to Hong Kong's walls with an iconic portrait of martial arts legend Bruce Lee; and Hong Kong's own Enoch Wong, who brings a signature blend of meticulous realism and vivid imagination to the city's walls.

Adding a further dimension to the festival, Irish artist Asbestos, supported by the Consulate General of Ireland, Hong Kong, will stage an immersive performance piece throughout the festival week. His three-metre roving character BORN, draped in hand-stitched fabric signs, will appear at unexpected locations across the city, inviting the public to interact with his performative ritual.

This year, the cultural exchange is made possible once again by the EUNIC Cluster, the EU Office in Hong Kong and other European Consulates for artists from Europe.

“We are pleased to again support a Czech digital artist, Ondřej Rakušan, whose work blends Czech animation with contemporary digital creativity. It’s inspiring to see the dialogue between local, European, and international artists fostered through the festival. Their efforts strengthen EU-Hong Kong artistic collaboration and make art more accessible on the streets and along the harbourfront.” – Klára Jurčová, Consulate General of the Czech Republic in Hong Kong

INTRODUCING: ART ON THE MOVE

This year, HKWALLS makes its most audacious leap yet, taking art off the walls and onto the road. In an exciting new partnership with GoGoX, six international and local artists, Leho (Taiwan), Mooncasket (Hong Kong), Saïd Kinos (Netherlands), Yubia (Spain), TAXA (Japan/Hong Kong-based), and Awie (Canada), will transform GoGoX trucks into rolling masterpieces. Beyond the exterior murals, visitors are invited to step inside the trucks to explore curated exhibitions and interactive installations. From the outside visuals to the immersive interior setups, these trucks offer a complete 360-degree vision of the artists' creative worlds as they carry original art across the city.

"This GoGoX collaboration reflects our deep connection to the Hong Kong community. When people encounter these trucks on the street, we hope it is not only a beautiful design, that they also feel the pulse of the logistics industry and the human element that keeps our city moving." – Ming Tse, Platform Director, GoGoX

WORKSHOPS

The festival hub at PMQ will host a programme of hands-on workshops throughout the nine days. On Sunday 22 March and Saturday 28 March, artist Olgierd Nitka leads immersive workshops for participants to explore his creative practice. Daily at PMQ, visitors are invited to step inside the Art on the Move trucks and join Mooncasket's colouring workshop, and GoGoX will also host free, family-friendly drop-in workshops where visitors can create papercraft miniature trucks and decorate them with their own designs.

EVENT 2: OPENING NIGHT | 1664 PRESENTS: HKWALLS ART BATTLE KICKOFF PARTY 

● 21 March 2026 | 6pm-9pm | PMQ Courtyard, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central 

● Tickets:eventbrite

“We’re thrilled to partner with HK Walls for the Art Battle, as it perfectly blends 1664’s bold, artistic spirit with Hong Kong’s vibrant street art scene, bringing creativity to life in a way that resonates with our fans.” – Kronenbourg 1664

EVENT 3: HKWALLS DIGITAL 2026

● Sino LuminArt Façade | 21 March to 21 April 2026 | 6pm-11pm

● Kai Tak Mall’s Giant LED Screens | 20-29 March 2026 | 10am-10pm

HKWALLS has always believed art should be seen by as many people as possible, in as many places as possible. This year, that belief reaches its most breathtaking scale yet with HKWALLS Digital 2026, a city-wide digital art spectacle stretching from Kowloon's iconic waterfront to the heart of the city's newest sports and culture destination.

In a continuing and deepened partnership with Sino Group, HKWALLS will present the 2026 “Lightwaves” Exhibition, featuring seven international and local digital artists. A monumental canvas of over 82,000 LEDs will light up the iconic Sino LuminArt Façade at Tsim Sha Tsui Centre and Empire Centre, with animated, original digital artworks. This dazzling display, visible across Victoria Harbour, runs for over a month from 21 March through 21 April 2026. This year's featured artists on the Sino LuminArt Façade are Ondřej Rakušan (Czech Republic), Anomalit Kate (Russia), Seohyo (South Korea), Chaaya Prabhat (India), Eggshellsea (Hong Kong), Chow Kai (Hong Kong), and V3RBO (Italy), whose work MECHAFLUX transforms the tradition of graffiti writing into immersive 3D digital architecture.

"Sino Group has long been dedicated to integrating art into the community and transforming everyday spaces into vibrant public galleries. We are thrilled to deepen our partnership with HKwalls, bringing together a diverse lineup of outstanding international and homegrown artists, actively fostering East-meets-West cultural exchange and contributing to Hong Kong's vision of becoming a premier international cultural hub. Through the 2026 'Lightwaves' exhibition, these spectacular original artworks will illuminate the breathtaking Victoria Harbour waterfront, allowing locals and global travellers alike to feel the pulsating energy of Hong Kong." – Sino Group

Concurrently, Kai Tak Mall’s Giant LED Screens will present digital works by Anomalit Kate, Seohyo, Eggshellsea, and Chow Kai from 20 to 29 March, bringing HKWALLS' vibrant digital programme to Hong Kong's dynamic new sports and entertainment precinct.

EVENT 4: HKWALLS 2026 MURAL ART TOURS

● 28 March 2026 | Starting from 12pm | Departing from PMQ Courtyard, 35 Aberdeen Street

● Tickets: Eventbrite

See the festival through entirely new eyes. On the final weekend of HKwalls 2026, join a guided walking tour through the freshly transformed streets of Central and Western District, co-curated by Wanderlust Walks, offering an in-depth and stimulating introduction to the newest murals alongside existing artwork.

Tours depart at 12pm (English), 1pm (Cantonese), 2:30pm (English), and 4pm (Cantonese). Each tour runs approximately 1.5 hours. The public walking tours at the 2025 festival were fully attended, hosting a total of 160 participants, and demand for 2026 is expected to be equally as strong so early bookings are encouraged.

EVENT 5: HKWALLS ART ON THE MOVE FINALE (in partnership with Hongkong Land)

● 29 March 2026 | 12pm-9pm | Chater Road, Central (Pedestrianised Zone)

HKWALLS 2026 concludes with an unforgettable grand finale on Chater Road, Central, presented in proud partnership with Hongkong Land for “Art Walk in Central.”. On 29 March, this iconic pedestrianised stretch at the heart of Central will transform into a vibrant open-air gallery, celebrating the spectacular convergence of world-class street art, community, and the city itself.

Experience the energy of live creation as artists take over the Art on the Move trucks. Visitors can venture inside the vehicles to experience the artists' total vision through immersive interior displays that surround the viewer in a unique, mobile art environment. Guests are also invited to help Mooncasket complete her monster mural, watch TAXA and Awie live painting, or admire the newly finished large-scale works by Yubia, Saïd Kinos, and Leho. An unforgettable evening of art, community, and inspiration, the perfect send-off to nine days of creativity that has transformed the city.

HKWALLS Festival is an annual street art and mural painting festival with various activities showcasing the talent of local and international artists in Hong Kong during the Hong Kong art month each March. This year, the event will take place in the heart of the city – Central and Western District.