DX Happenings

The new exhibition ‘Digital Emotions — From Electric Pulse to Human Touch’ is coming to DX design hub. In an era where the networks are everywhere, we invite you to step into the intersection of the virtual and the emotional, and explore whether genuine human warmth can be transmitted through code.

Once again, STICKYLINE brings a large-scale creative installation spanning three floors to the DX design hub, titled ‘Node…Node’. The word ‘Node’ signifies a point of connection, perfectly mirroring the vital role of the DX design hub as a bridge connecting designers with the public, bringing a multitude of design stories to everyone from diverse perspectives.

Hong Kong Design Centre is delighted to present ‘M. Šašek: This is Hong Kong’, a brand-new exhibition celebrating the captivating illustrations of beloved Czech illustrator Miroslav Šašek, drawn from his iconic book ‘This is Hong Kong’. 

Awarded as one of Fashion Asia Hong Kong’s 10 Asian Designers to Watch 2025, Kit Wan makes his debut at DX design hub’s Fashion Spotlight with a comprehensive showcase of his creative practice.

Inside ‘AI Design Experience in the Box’, we use immersive spaces, simple and fun games, and the power of AI to help everyday people personally experience the joy of designing for themselves.

The World Cup is about to kick off – and football’s influence goes beyond the pitch, street culture and fashion aesthetics.

'Football Open Play: Motion as Design, Play as Culture' invites you to experience Hong Kong freestyle football as a creative language, where movement becomes design and play carries cultural meaning. Set against the rising energy of the global football season, Hong Kong Design Centre’s DX design hub transforms a traditional idea of “sport” into a public-facing cultural activation: open, interactive, and built for everyone to step in.

The exhibition ‘From Memory to Horizon: The Visual Language of Hong Kong Tourism’ seeks to present, from multiple viewpoints, the evolution and accumulation of visual expressions used in Hong Kong’s tourism landscape from the 1950s to the present. 

This display presents the iconic Rabbit Chair by Qeeboo, a masterpiece of contemporary Italian design from the visionary designer Stefano Giovannoni. Embodying Italy's celebrated tradition of blending playful innovation with emotional storytelling, the chair transforms a universal symbol of childhood into a functional sculpture.