Place Type: Gallery

1844 Macau Photography Art Space is slightly off the beaten path, but that is one of the things that makes this gallery so cool, as they often hold quirky and unique photo exhibitions.

This 6,000 sq. ft. gallery features diverse exhibitions with classical Renaissance to cutting-edge contemporary pieces – it offers wondrous, immersive and interactive experiences for visitors of all ages.

The “Leal Senado” Building was originally built in 1784 then underwent reconstruction for several times. The last time was in 1874. It was Macao’s original municipal chamber and the most signature building in the area. The building is neoclassical in design and has retained all the master walls and primary layout, including the courtyard garden…

The gallery exhibits the contemporary work of established and emerging artists from Asia, Europe, and the USA, while also nurturing the careers of young artists from the greater China area.

The creative art gallery has a cozy space and showcases the best of local talent in the art industry.

Professor Jao Tsung-i is a rare giant of the century

Ox Warehouse is a private and non-profit art association.

The Navy Yard No.1 is formerly known as Carlos I dock mechanical room. It is situated in Zona da Barra and holds a historical significance in Macao’s history.

The Taipa Village Art Space serves as a cultural platform for visitors to discover the historic and cultural features of Macau.

AFA (Art For All Society) is a non-profitable art organization established in 2007 in Macau. Located on the 4th Floor of Macau Art Garden, it aims to facilitate local art creations and cultural undertakings with the Macau SAR Government.