Mona Lisa exhibition to open
The Hong Kong Heritage Museum is hosting the 'Meet Mona Lisa & Portraying the Renaissance' exhibition from May 1 to July 27, featuring an immersive digital journey and Renaissance art treasures from French and Italian institutions. The exhibition includes rare artworks, such as four Leonardo da Vinci manuscripts and pieces by Luca Penni, Noël Bellemare, and Michelangelo Buonarroti.
The Hong Kong Heritage Museum is staging an exhibition titled 'Meet Mona Lisa & Portraying the Renaissance' from May 1 to July 27. The exhibition takes visitors on an immersive digital journey to explore the famous Mona Lisa painting and showcases Renaissance art treasures from various French and Italian cultural institutions. Admission is free. The exhibition is divided into two sections: 'Meet Mona Lisa' and 'Portraying the Renaissance'. The first section is centered on Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, while the second highlights a selection of Renaissance art treasures from renowned museums. Most exhibits are being shown in Hong Kong for the first time, including four precious Leonardo da Vinci manuscripts and works by other Renaissance period artists. The museum lobby features a giant five-metre animated installation blending Hong Kong-style neon elements with classic art symbols.
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