Managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, the Hong Kong Museum of Art was established in 1962 as the city's primary art institution. Its mission is to interpret the diverse world of art from a Hong Kong perspective, providing audiences with fresh experiences and cultural enrichment while connecting art to everyday life. In addition to preserving and safeguarding art, the museum is committed to providing new perspectives on tradition, allowing art to seamlessly integrate into daily living. Covering over 10,000 square meters, the museum features 12 exhibition halls and boasts a collection of more than 18,800 artifacts, complemented by a stunning 270-degree view of Victoria Harbour.