Alter Ego's third exhibition focuses on communication and immersive experiences, exploring how mutually understood forms of language allow us to establish relationships.
From language and travel, the fourth step in this cycle explores the notions of cultural clash, miscommunication, and exploitation.
The fifth step in the Alter Ego cycle seeks to explore how the process of globalisation is another type of interaction on a much larger scale: the exchange between countries in an increasingly connected world.
The Annual Arts Exhibition between China and the Portuguese- speaking countries, 27 artists will unveil new works in Macau in six different locations.
Watch your favorite childhood bedtime story come to life on stage at Macao Cultural Centre.
This exhibition will feature Chinese calligraphy, paintings and seal carvings from 90 artists who lived in, or had connections to, Macau from the 1930s to the 21st century.
It's time to strike a pose! This is a unique photoshoot party will bring models, photographers, make-up artists and brands together in a collaborative effort to create art for everyone involved.
This solo exhibition by local photographer Vong Sek Kuan explores the cyclical concept that everything begins from the end, and runs from the end to the beginning.
Alter Ego is the 1st Annual Arts Exhibition between China and Portuguese-speaking Countries, and as the only integrated resort operator in Macau to participate in the festival, MGM Cotai is running an illusionary floor art piece by Portuguese artist Add Fuel, and a site-specific digital installation by Pedro Ferreira and Rita João.
This festival will bring 14 outstanding animations to Macau, each featuring a different topic and style. There is also a two-hour family animation workshop where children and parents will be able to learn how to make a simple animation.
The Macau International Mime Festival 2018 aims to bring innovative and outstanding global mime pieces to Macau. There will be four distinct global performances, featuring clowns, marionettes, pantomime, and magic!
The Macao Art organization, Ox Warehouse is now in a new location and is celebrating the move with an exhibition open to public until October 7! Called Post-Ox Warehouse Experimental Site, it will showcase works from dozens of artists from China and Macau.
This unique late-night film festival will bring eight special movies to Macau which have probably never been seen on the big screen in the city.
Slender Grace: a Photo Exhibition is part of the Arts Empowering Lab’s Women Art Series. One of the contributing young female artists invited to take part in the exhibition is Kate Ngan Wa Ao.
To celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival, the 3rd Macau International Lantern Festival is back with more colorful lantern art installations and sculptures lighting up the area along the Waterfront Promenade from Wynn Macau to One Central Macau.
Wu Li's first large-sale solo exhibition is opened to public at the Macao Museum of Art until November 11. Don't miss the opportunity to see great works from a calligraphy master!
The Venetian Theatre will host, for two nights, Haojiang Moonlight Night - Dragon Boat Racing, a drama dance performed by the Guangdong Song and Dance Ensemble.
The Asian International Stamp Exhibition is coming to Macau for the first time. It will also be the city's first international philatelic event, and will attract stamp collectors and investors from around the world.
The Japanese Culture and Music festival is back and bigger than ever! The music festival debuted in Macau in 2005, and this year, together with great music, there will be a Gourmet Showcase, featuring eight booths to promote Japanese food, plus special cultural events and performances as well.
Local artist Wong Weng Io is having her works showcased until next October in an exhibition combining acrylic, photography and other media.