Oi Ling Gallery Logo which is inspired by the image of Ruyi, an auspicious motif symbolizing good luck and blessings.

About Us

Oi Ling Gallery is a top-notch art gallery showcasing both antiques as well as influential artists and emerging artists.

With a shop on the famed Hollywood Road, the business has been established for over 30 years, during which time proprietor Oi Ling Chiang and her sister Mei Ling Chiang have garnered a spectacular reputation in the world of arts and antiques. They have participated in fairs such as Art Central in Hong Kong, the Asian Art Fair in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles, and other international fairs in Brussels, Paris and Monaco.

The gallery’s professionalism and emphasis on proper research attract the attention of not just people who admire art but also connoisseurs. Oi Ling and Mei Ling are both very focused in the spheres of the arts and, over the years, have organised many outstanding exhibitions at the flagship store in Hong Kong.

The sisters have built an outstanding reputation over many years as the family-run business continues to thrive, with visitors to the gallery continuing to recognise the owners’ passion for great art and also for discovering fresh and up-and-coming artists.

storefront with large glass windows displaying assorted Asian antiques and artworks, including vases, statues, and decorative art pieces, with signage reading 'Oi Ling' and 'Art'.
Affordable Art Fair 2025: featuring various paintings and artworks, including vases, circular landscape scenes, calligraphy, and mixed media pieces displayed on white and red walls, with a small table and stools in the foreground.
Affordable Art Fair 2025: Art gallery display featuring framed calligraphy and floral paintings on white walls, with a small wooden bench below.
Art gallery with white walls displaying various colorful paintings and illustrations, with a wooden bench in the center.
Art Central 2025: An art gallery with colorful paintings on white walls and traditional Japanese art on a red wall, featuring a painting of Mount Fuji and a small sculpture of a tree in a black vase.
Art Central 2025: Art gallery with framed artwork on white and red walls, including vases and calligraphy, and a decorative gold-colored sculpture in the foreground.