In the blink of an eye, Art Month in Hong Kong is once again almost around the corner. Art Basel, one of the cornerstones of the city’s annual art events, has updated its roster of exhibitors and programs – and it looks like Asia’s artsy crowd is in for a treat.

Look out for galleries with exhibitions focusing on a single artist, like P420’s retrospective of the German-Italian artist Irma Frank and her work intersecting writing and drawing; deep dives of themes and periods in art history in the Insights sector; and local galleries making their Art Basel debut, such as SC Gallery with work on socio-political shifts from a Hong Kong perspective.

Art Basel Hong Kong will run from March 28 to 30. Parts of Art Basel’s program will be free to the public, such as their film screenings as well as panel talks and fireside chats with artists, filmmakers, and art professionals. Day tickets to the fair range from $350 to $680 – these advance purchase prices are only available until March 16. Alternatively, two-day passes are also available for $1,180, running all the way up to $12,800 for the ultimate VIP experience.