Why So Red? The Visual Culture of Hong Kong Taxis
Hong Kong's taxis aren't just a way to get around – they define the city's visual landscape....
Visual Art
A Way of Living: The Painting and Poetry of Daphne Chan Chung-hing
From Hong Kong to Paris, Daphne Chan Chung-hing reflects on life through paintings, stories and poetry in Chinese and French. ...
The Ink Architect
Raymond Fung channels his Hong Kong roots and architectural experience into ink art....
Ink Asia Brings Ink to the Forefront
Born in Hong Kong, first art ink fair in the world. Who thinks ink is old fashioned?...
Tracing Places: Leung Chi-Wo and Hong Kong’s Histories
The Mills Gallery’s inaugural exhibition perfectly illustrates what’s to come...
The Revolution Will Be Printed: Hong Kong’s Pop Up Press
The Hong Kong Open Printshop is keeping the city's printing traditions alive. ...
At Home With Daphné Mandel: Inspired by Hong Kong
This Hong Kong-based artist combines eclectic, history-steeped objects with contemporary form in her elegant home. ...
Lego Hong Kong
Photographer Ric Tse captures Hong Kong’s iconic scenes – one yellow figurine at a time....
An Encounter With Sin Sin Man, Hong Kong’s Modern-Day Renaissance Woman
How do you balance a life of travel, business, art and design?...
“Underground Construction” by emerging artist Ko Sin Tung
A new contemporary art exhibition examines Hong Kong’s way of life and domestic aesthetics as defined by the city’s high density and major public constructions......