The cultivation of local culture and art in Hong Kong.
Cowlf Art Village "remodeled the former barracks and used it for Hong Kong artists' offices, exhibition halls, theaters and so on.
The historical value is high, it's a place that is quiet and peaceful a really good place to visit
The location is not good, the car is coming, all must be done
This is literally the biggest waste time in all of HK.
I think the place of this cowshed art village is very convenient and convenient.
A great concept and location, but apart from one good gallery, not much actual art.
There is a good place for people to rest in the middle of the city
Red and black are against each other, the god of death is hovering in the sky, slaughtering ends life, and art begins life! --- See the newcomers here to take a wedding photo.
It is a good place to take pictures. There are not many introductions in the Art Village, so it s best to check online in advance. There are toilets but they are so dirty.
Apart from the unique features of the building, there is almost no visit and no artistic atmosphere.
The place is big, antique old historical buildings, and comfortable environment. The Art Village retains the original architectural design of the former slaughterhouse, but it is not too artistic and is worth visiting.
A quiet place. I visited on a Saturday morning. No visitor and almost no workshop open. Not worth visit.
I am very much looking forward to knowing that the update project will be carried out.
Historic secondary building in downtown Converted into an art gallery and studio Worth a trip P.S. cat!
A place that I feel at No. 1 home in Hong Kong. A world view that seems to come out in Ghibli.
History +Serenity in the middle of bustling Tokwawan
Insufficient barrier-free facilities, many places are not accessible for wheelchairs, thank you!
Under the sun, unremarkable ideas will be discovered
This could be an eclectic place, but the restrictions placed upon the artists in residence in how they can display their works in the spaces they rent have stifled their creativity.
I bought this place in the cowshed when I was returning to the meat company, so I feel nostalgic for this place.
I don't visit this place often, so I don't know what art works here.
It s a bit small, but there are still some devices that have been retained.
I gave 2 star because the government really should put in more money to develop this place. Put some restaurants or coffee shop. I can sit there all day if they have a coffee shop.
The sights in the old district, there is nothing to talk about, watch the drama.
I feel deeply, because I used to give my youth here
Thank you Rong Ge, the host of Studio No. 1 in Niupeng Art Village, for teaching glass painting
A good place for photography can also be regarded as a venue for alternative art exhibitions.
The artists workshops and exhibitions are so-so, but the brick buildings are worth a look
A great space to visit and don t forget to explore the 13 streets across the road for a look at a unique part of Hong Kong history.
Nothing much to see on a Monday. There was only one very basic exhibition. No other gallery was opened for viewing. A wasted venue.
The cultural and artistic village rebuilt by the livestock quarantine station is rented by art groups. This is similar to the cultural and creative district in Taiwan, but it does not often have exhibitions or activities open to the outside world, and most art groups are not open to visit. It is worthwhile to visit for architectural conservation, but expect that there will be no exhibitions or cultural activities.
Nice for a short visit, but art is not very impressive and the place is pretty empty.
Stylish black-box theater, often with different performances
Ordinary Hong Kong style tea restaurant, the waiters are very kind.
It is considered that the space and buildings formerly known as slaughterhouses can be used as much as possible to provide Hong Kong people with an extra place, but the level of users inside is quite different. It is recommended that the art center or art lovers in the university evaluate the length of the lease contract of the user; Another disadvantage is that the adjacent park cannot be entered directly from the cowshed. You need to leave the cowshed and enter from another entrance outside the street, which takes about seven to ten minutes.
Quiet and elegant, enjoy the sun bathing, a good place to relax.
Interesting buildings. Good place to go to see a non-touristed side of HK.
The second-class historical buildings will only be open to a limited extent when there is no activity. It is recommended to visit only when there are workshops or exhibitions. Grade 2 Historical Building, should check the event schedule before visiting.
It s a place where people are scarce and the government does n t promote it.
In fact, it s not really easy to do, but there are more creative exhibitions of young people. In this commercial metropolis, it s all wrong.
Cattle Depot Artist Village is always a great place to go and explore, see what artists are doing, exhibitions and initiatives and workshops.
Nothing to look good on weekdays, very deserted. Many studios don't seem to be open It s best to go when there is activity The frog king has photos outside the work, and the work looks
The government promotes more Hong Kong will be more exciting, too good a waste of location
More mosquitoes. They are all offices that have been rented to art groups.
Does say everywhere that it s open however it was just close :/ There is not even one artist at the area only some drunk people
Transformed! As a artistic park, i am longing to see whats next functions/activities it can reach
This building is very beauty, nice to take pictures, but most of the Workshop are closed (most of the time) and no other site seeing place for visitors nearby. But you are take 28M mini bus outside go to Ming Kok~
Small and beautiful. Some artists work and exhibit their works here.
