About
Brace up the Harbour, Embrace the Globe. Stay Touched, Stay in TOUCH.
Founded in 2018 at Tai Kwun—Hong Kong’s premier cultural and heritage landmark—by award-winning ceramic artist, seasoned collector, and renowned Kintsugi artist Enders Wong, Touch is guided by the core philosophy of "Artistic Warmth." Originating with Touch Ceramics (Room 203), which focuses on three-dimensional crafts, the gallery expanded its footprint with two additional spaces, Touch Gallery (Room 202 and Room 103), in 2020 and 2022 respectively. Over the years, driven by a professional and forward-thinking curatorial vision, Touch has also maintained an active presence across leading international art fairs.
In 2026, Touch completed a comprehensive unification, consolidating its exhibition spaces on the second floor of Block 3 at Tai Kwun into three interconnected gallery venues, revealing a mature and expansive flagship ecosystem.
Touch Gallery 204 | Contemporary Visual Arts & International Dual-Hub
Systematically representing master-level and contemporary artists from Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, and beyond, Room 204 functions as a dual-directional hub linking the local and international art ecosystems. By introducing pioneering international visual art, it serves as a platform for cross-cultural dialogue and academic exchange.
Touch Gallery 202 | Local Cultural Heritage & Master-Level Contemporary Art
Rooted in Hong Kong's cultural identity, Room 202 presents visionary exhibitions featuring contemporary ink artists, emerging talents, master painters, and celebrated Hong Kong lyricists, documenting and honoring the city's unique cultural memory and period aesthetics.
Leveraging this unified flagship venue, we look forward to curating large-scale exhibitions and multi-sensory experiences that flow seamlessly across our galleries, while deepening cross-sector collaborations with artists, corporates, and institutions worldwide to expand the possibilities of contemporary art.
Founder & Director
Enders Wong
Award-Winning Hong Kong Ceramic Artist, Ceramics Collector, Renowned Kintsugi Artist & Instructor
Founder, Director, and Curator of Touch Ceramics and Touch Gallery
Endass Wong holds a Bachelor of Arts (1995) and a Master of Arts in Fine Arts (2015) from The Chinese University of Hong Kong. Dedicated to ceramic art for decades, he won First Prize in 2013 and Second Prize in 2018 at the prestigious "Tea Ware by Hong Kong Potters" competition organized by the Museum of Tea Ware. His works are permanently held in the institutional collections of the Museum of Tea Ware, as well as numerous local and international public institutions and private collectors.
In 2018, Wong founded Touch Ceramics at Tai Kwun, one of Hong Kong's highest-tier declared monuments and premier cultural landmarks. He established Touch Ceramics as a flagship gallery space that seamlessly integrates the appreciation of contemporary ceramic art with immersive cultural experiences.
Beyond his contributions to promoting, collecting, and researching contemporary ceramics, Wong is a leading figure in the local Kintsugi scene as both an artist and instructor. Harmonizing traditional Kintsugi craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics and the philosophy of "embracing imperfection," he imparts not only refined restoration technique, but a philosophy of life—one that encourages accepting flaw and rebuilding inner resilience. Under his active advocacy, Kintsugi has evolved into a compelling cross-disciplinary artistic experience, earning widespread acclaim and partnership from major corporations, educational institutions, and social service organizations. To date, he has conducted over 100 Kintsugi restoration workshops, instructed more than 3,000 students, received over 100 in-depth media feature interviews, and executed more than 50 bespoke corporate outreach and cross-sector events for renowned global brands.
In 2020, Wong expanded his vision with a second artistic venue at Tai Kwun, Touch Gallery. Dedicated to championing Hong Kong’s contemporary visual arts and preserving local cultural heritage, Touch Gallery also introduces exceptional contemporary works from Mainland China, Taiwan, Japan and around the globe. By fostering international cross-cultural dialogue, the gallery delivers compelling visual experiences with conceptual depth and global perspective to the Hong Kong public.
