Founded in 2022 by Queenie Rosita Law, Double Q is a contemporary art gallery located in the city centre of Hong Kong. The gallery’s name comes from Queenie’s nickname, "QQ," to express its commitment to creating an open and welcoming space for visitors of all ages.   

The gallery represents and supports a diverse range of artists as well as estates, with a special emphasis on the region of Central & Eastern Europe that is still largely unknown to Asian audiences. Its year-round exhibitions are dedicated to emerging artists and art-historical rediscoveries, with the aim of contributing to the recognition and greater visibility of their work, particularly in Asia.   

Carrying this vision forward, Double Q marked its debut at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026 with a solo presentation of meticulous, multi-layered abstract works by Polish artist Natalia Załuska. In the same year, Double Q participated in the Spotlight section at Frieze Seoul, featuring delicate works by French Lyrical Abstraction artist Djordje Ivačković. Fostering cross-cultural dialogue beyond fairs, Double Q supported ambitious projects by represented artists, such as Márton Nemes’ solo presentation at the 2024 Venice Biennale.  

Works by gallery artists are part of the collections of the Centre Pompidou, Paris; Belvedere Museum, Vienna; Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw; National Museum in Krakow; National Museum in Gdańsk; Francisco Carolinum Linz; Museum of Fine Arts, Leipzig; Dresden State Art Collections; Langen Foundation, Neuss; Hungarian National Gallery; Ludwig Museum, Budapest; Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade; Odesa Fine Arts Museum; and others.