The original LEE Ka-sing gallery was started in 2000 at Queen Street West Toronto. LEE Ka-sing represents a handful of noted artists (most of them are also his good friends) such as Nobuyoshi Araki, Yao Jui-chung, anothermountainman and others. LKS moved to 50 Gladstone Avenue in 2006 (as part of INDEXG). In the fall of 2008, Lee relinquised the idea of running LEE Ka-sing gallery in a physical location, instead he chose to become an independent curator. He will continue to curate exhibitions for INDEXG and other institutions and remains his representation on a tiny group of fine and edgy artists.

The Minority Government and Opposition Parties (2009-)
Dialogues (2009 -)
Toronto Myth (2008 -) An image/text collaboration with Gary Michael Dault
The Second-read and other Negotiation Matters (2008 -)
The Perpetual Calendar 1-31 and linguistic components from IKEA instruction manual. A cross-section study on Marcel Duchamp (2008)
De ci de la des choses (2006)
dot hong kong (2002 - )
Hong Kong Arts Policy and Strategy at the Turn of the Century (2000)
The Hong Kong Journal (1997-1998)
Foodscape (1996)
Forty Poems (1995)
Cultural Chop Shui - with Tsang Tsou Choi (1995)
Monograms (1991-1998)
The Relationship of a River and its Water (1987-1993)
Four Collages after an Invitational Tour to Xinjiang (1986)
Collages Underneath a Piece of Thick Glass (1981-1990)
Objects (1981)
Found Photographs from my un-carouseled Trannies (1979 -)
Found Photographs from the contact sheet Binders (1978 -)