Soho Street Art Alleyways

The Graham Street mural stands out on the sloped corner of Graham Street and Hollywood Road as a vivid display of marigold, tangerine, and lime-colored tenement buildings. Painted against a bright blue background, this artwork depicts the…

This street art mural is painted directly onto the wall near the intersection of Shelley Street and Hollywood Road. It is easily recognized by its vibrant, bright red background and the central image of a multi-colored dragon. The piece…

Shin Hing Street is defined by a steep set of stone stairs that climb through the dense architecture of Central. These steps act as the backbone of the street, connecting the lower levels of the district to the winding roads above. The…

Square Street Gallery sits at number twenty-one Square Street in the Sheung Wan area. It occupies a space distinct from the large commercial galleries found along Hollywood Road, focusing instead on serving as an incubator for creatives in…

Tank Lane is a steep staircase street in Sheung Wan that branches off from Tai Ping Shan Street. It is recognized by the colorful street art painted directly onto its retaining walls and steps, where artists have depicted everything from…

Tai Ping Shan Street is a narrow, three-hundred-meter corridor on the northern slope of Victoria Peak, recognizable by its low-rise buildings and the distinct, vermilion-painted temples nestled between modern cafes and galleries. Its name…

Blue Lotus Gallery sits on Pound Lane, a quiet, historic pedestrian terrace in the Sheung Wan neighborhood. You can identify the space by its presence on this sloped, stone-paved walkway, tucked away in a pocket of the city often known as…