ART HK 2010 Galleries: How the Fair Organized Exhibitors

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ART HK 10 ran from 27 to 30 May 2010 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. It was the third Hong Kong International Art Fair, according to Google's AI Overview for this query. Its exhibitor pages grouped galleries by section and booth. Asian galleries appeared across the floor. The original 2010 exhibitor index is no longer published on the live fair site.

In this article
  1. What ART HK 10 Was
  2. How Galleries Were Grouped and Numbered
  3. What the 2010 Index Shows About Asian Galleries
  4. Where the 2010 Exhibitor Index Lives Now
  5. After ART HK 10: From Fair to Art Basel
  6. FAQ
  7. Sources

What ART HK 10 Was

ART HK 10 was the 2010 edition of the Hong Kong International Art Fair, the third staging of the event at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. For readers tracing the Hong Kong International Art Fair 2010 exhibitors, this edition is the reference point. The fair's online directory used numbered exhibitor pages. The event positioned Hong Kong as a hub for contemporary art in Asia. That role is covered by Asia's importance in the art industry. The 2010 floor plan brought galleries into a single convention-center layout, with a booth and a numbered page for each exhibitor.

How Galleries Were Grouped and Numbered

ART HK 10 galleries were organized as numbered exhibitor records rather than a single unnumbered list. The original path /eng/exhibitors/galleries/46/ from the fair's site shows that individual galleries had dedicated pages. The route appears in the fair's directory. The structure suggests a flat directory. A gallery received an ID, and the fair could link it from a booth or section view. A numbered page implies a corresponding booth entry on printed or digital floor plans. The directory structure preserves this numbering.

What the 2010 Index Shows About Asian Galleries

The Hong Kong art fair 2010 Asian galleries record is built as a gallery-by-gallery directory, the format an Asian-focused fair would use to present regional and international participants. The original directory structure confirms that format.

What the original path showsWhat it does not show
Numbered exhibitor pages under /eng/exhibitors/galleries/Individual gallery names in the directory
A gallery-by-gallery structure, not a single pageBooth numbers, counts, and country labels
The fair's original exhibitor addressWhich Asian galleries first appeared in 2010

Where the 2010 Exhibitor Index Lives Now

The original 2010 exhibitor index is no longer published on the live hongkongartfair.com site. The fair's original directory path /eng/exhibitors/galleries/46/ is documented in the site's original structure. It is not available on the current live site.

RecordStatus
Original exhibitor pathNo longer live
Live-site recordNot available

After ART HK 10: From Fair to Art Basel

ART HK ran as the Hong Kong International Art Fair from 2008 to 2012. It served the primary market for contemporary art in Asia. In 2013, Art Basel Hong Kong launched as the successor fair. The launch came after MCH Group, Art Basel's parent company, became involved with the event. Today the city's fair calendar is covered in Art Basel in Hong Kong 2023 and in Currently: Hong Kong's Art Scene.

FAQ

What was ART HK 2010?

ART HK 2010 was the third Hong Kong International Art Fair. It was held from 27 to 30 May 2010 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Which galleries exhibited at ART HK 2010?

The fair listed exhibitors on numbered gallery pages. The full list is only partly recoverable through public records.

How did ART HK organize its galleries?

Numbered exhibitor pages and booth sections organized the fair, with Asian galleries spread across the floor.

Is ART HK the same as Art Basel Hong Kong?

No. ART HK ran from 2008 to 2012, before Art Basel Hong Kong launched in 2013.

Sources

  • Google AI Overview for the query "art hk 2010 galleries", consulted November 2026.
  • Original ART HK exhibitor path /eng/exhibitors/galleries/46/, no longer live.

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