Studio TM Review

Very cultural and youthful, and the new park is very quiet and peaceful

Especially the place where the cow was previously used. The place is big, but now it s a wasteful place.

Nice place for people to explore or join different types of art workshop

It is called a cowshed but no cows, and it is called an art village and there is no artistic atmosphere. I only saw people playing sparrows, smoking cigarettes, and drinking beer in the building. I don t think anyone is doing work related to art or fine arts unless the above activities are art. Waste land, but also waste manpower for management.

There are many different artists here! It will be very good to visit!

Good for photos, but most offices are closed on weekend. Only a few open but not much exhibition or shops.

There are many special exhibitions that can be used to successfully revitalize buildings

The only well equipped theatre working outside the authority.

It s considered that there are more places to check in.

The Cattle Depot Art Village in To Kwawan is classified as a second-level protected building. The interior is well preserved. However, the newly built park on the other side cannot be connected to each other, which is inconvenient, but it does not receive any fees.

Disorganized
disappointing

After the cowshed slaughterhouse was closed, the cowshed was preserved and the cowshed was changed to the cowshed museum. (Let the public enter the venue for free).

Brick houses are beautiful, but otherwise there is not much to see

Art and culture and local artists exhibition venues are unique. Can add more artistic atmosphere and facilities

Artsy place!
Very good for taking great photos

Fantastic compound of buildings hosting galleries and artist ateliers in a very "real" part of Kowloon.

The original appearance can still be preserved, but it seems that there is a lack of introduction, so that people can't understand more about how the slaughterhouse worked in the past

Ridiculous
Dismantle as soon as possible
Great merit

Designated as a monument by the government, there are many art exhibitions and the status of the bullpens and yaks that stored the cattle that year.

The artists here connect with the community, which shorten the distance between art and daily life.

Bei degree being a garbage I live on none of the women had a ghost Do not know-what out on a lot of thugs

It is a place with a sense of history in Hong Kong. It has an architectural style and there are different performances in each period.

Little art enclave near China Gas Company. Worth a visit when nearby. Very comfortable, cozy environment to enjoy the changing galleries.

A quiet place. I visited on a Saturday morning. No visitor and almost no workshop open. Not worth visit.

Lovely place, lovely team. A little small but who cares when you could truly enjoy the great artworks?

Great place to cast away from busy day, while you r still in the city

an artistic, creative yet still keeping historical place, very good place to learn about history of Hong Kong and to take photos
there are some art, cooking etc workshops for kids at weekends

Red brick historic building, quiet environment, with toilets, newly opened Niutang Park and historical sites for visitors to visit

Poor health in the old district remains to be rebuilt

It was a great idea to transform the once repelling historical site into the now quiet and peaceful artists' studios. A nice place to wander around if you're looking for a hide-out from the noisy world. The place needs better taken care of thought.

Nothing to see or do unless you get their schedule for maybe a show that is put on.

Very sad state of repair. Its more like a junkyard now. With such a beautiful history, this place can be turned into a combination of dining, live music or performance and flea market.

Nothing special, the traffic is not very convenient, it is not worth visiting

The location is loud and loud at the airport tunnel, but the shade of the trees is dense.

In the old days, the cattle slaughterhouse was retained because the red brick building was very distinctive.

The reason for the name of the cowshed art village is because it used to be the Ma Tau Kok Livestock Quarantine Station and the Central Slaughter Center for Cattle.

Cattle Depot Artists Village, the only village-led space, is the art-themed space.

I visited on Monday, almost all of the art villages were closed. The visitors only saw three people inside. Maybe they had just passed the Saturday and Sunday holidays. They had a rest on Monday!

The red brick building here combines the characteristics of Chinese and Western architecture. In addition to retaining the original buildings, it also retains the cement trough feeding the cattle and the iron ring attached to the ground.

Note
* There is also a charcoal art village in Hong Kong, located in the Fo Tan Industrial Zone in Sha Tin. But this is not a combined space. It is only by different art workers, each in the Fo Tan Industrial Zone, renting different factory buildings and doing their own. Artistic creation!

The other is JCCAC, the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre in Shek Kip Mei. It is an art creative space managed by the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

Great place to see, when its open. Need to check on socials

It s rare to see places here now, but many cars are illegally parked and it s inconvenient to drive.

Interesting place for art. You may chat with the artists too!

The former central slaughterhouse was converted from a cattle slaughterhouse. Now it is a performance venue for art groups. It is close to the gas drum of Hong Kong Gas Co., Ltd., which is very easy to find.

Not much really here to see, a couple local artist had their wears on display but that was about it.

The picture is good, but the place is remote. . Can be both wild and countless

This place is an amazing. If you are in Hong-kong you can visit it.

No air condition ! Image summer in HK .
33C !

Quite an artist place which I like here for many reasons! However, one of the reason will be here have a nice red bricks house which is good for me to take some photos!

Previously used as a livestock slaughterhouse is now revitalized as an art exhibition

Art is not about surpassing others. Everyone has their own style. It just expresses their feelings in their own works.
Passing by the bullpen today, I met Brother Rong by chance. He talked freely about his creation and gave me a lot of inspiration.
A piece of wood or a piece of tree root can be turned into a work of art in his hand. Brother Rong is really creative!

Knowing that there are so many people, the face is deserted.