Benjamin Li
May 14, 2013

Landmark partners with Opera Gallery to showcase Le French May art exhibition

As part of Hong Kong's annual 'French May' cultural initiative, The Landmark has partnered with Opera Gallery to showcase the art exhibition 'Cécile Bart: mobile and in the public eye', from 9 to 26 May. Art scattered around the space includes iconic pieces from Auguste Rodin, Salvador Dali, René Magritte and Robert Indiana. Organised by the Consulate General of France in collaboration with the Alliance Française, the French May is celebrating its 21st anniversary.

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