Kwok Mang Ho: The Frog King – A Pioneer of Hong Kong Conceptual Art Kwok Mang Ho, universally recognized as Frog King, stands as one of the most distinctive voices in Hong Kong’s burgeoning contemporary art scene during the early 1970s. Born in Hong Kong in 1947, his artistic journey began amidst a period brimming with cultural and intellectual dynamism—a time when artists actively questioned established norms and sought innovative expressive avenues. Oscar Ho, former exhibition director of Hong Kong Art Centre, aptly describes him as “one of the pioneers of contemporary art in Hong Kong,” u…