The Art of The Posterby
22 March - 14 April, 2012

A celebration of vintage and original posters from 1920 to the present day, created to promote products, advertise travel destinations, and publicise events.

A Rush of Colour - Exhibition of photographs of Holi Festival
by Palani Mohan
10 - 26 May, 2012

In this exhibition, Palani Mohan captures the excitement of celebrations for the festival of Holi. Originating in north India and now celebrated across the country, Holi is a riot of colours. In the traditional towns where these images were made, bustling streets are filled with thousands of people chanting, dancing and throwing brightly coloured powder in exuberant scenes of devotion.

THE SUMMER SHOWby
12 July - 31 August, 2012

Three of the featured photographers will attend this event The exhibition will close on Friday, 31 August 2012

The Hong Kong and China Showby
5 - 20 October, 2012

An exhibition and sale of antique maps, photographs, books and other memorabilia of Hong Kong, Macao, Canton, Shanghai and Peking from the 19th and 20th Centuries.

Shangri-La - an exhibition of photographs along the tea road to Lhasa
by Michael Yamashita
26 October - 17 November, 2012

SHANGRI-LA – the name of the utopian lamasery described by novelist James Hilton in his 1933 novel, Lost Horizon, summons visions of a magical city floating high above the earth, hidden away amidst towering mountains, where the secret of eternal peace, youth and happiness might be found. While many places have claimed the honor and the name, there is no doubt the mysterious kingdom of Tibet and its outlying regions in western China were Hilton’s inspiration for Shangri-La. Renowned National Geographic photographer, Michael Yamashita has made numerous trips to this elusive paradse, exploring the routes to Tibet by following the legendary Chamagudao, the ancient Tea-Horse Road, which winds through dizzying mountain passes in a circuitous route from Sichuan and Yunnan provinces in China on its way to Lhasa, capital of Tibet.

James Bond and the Big Screen Legendsby
27 November - 15 December, 2012

Hong Kong’s one and only vintage poster gallery, Picture This, is pleased to present “James Bond and the Big Screen Legends”. This exhibition for sale is a celebration of poster art created to promote major cinema events dating from the 1950’s to today. This year marks the 50th year since “Dr. No”, the first James Bond film, appeared on cinema screens around the globe. A highlight of “James Bond and the Big Screen Legends” is a collection of vintage and original memorabilia issued to promote the movies from the spy film series that has become one of the most influential and now the longest-running in cinema history. Extending from the early movies starring the first Bond actor, Sean Connery; “From Russia with Love”, “Goldfinger” and “You Only Live Twice”, to the later movies starring Roger Moore; “The Man with the Golden Gun”, “Moonraker” and “A View to a Kill”, Picture This celebrates the franchise’s history and the wonderful poster artwork created to promote these films.