Snake Soup: How a Cold-Blooded Reptile Became Hong Kong’s Winter Warmer Zabrina LoNovember 6, 2019 From banquets to neighbourhood restaurants, snake soup keeps Hong Kong warm in the winter. But for how long?... CultureFoodPeoplePortraitsWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments39 views 0
The Date That Must Not Be Named: Stage 64 Looks at the Tiananmen Square Massacre Zabrina LoSeptember 4, 2019 The founder of a theatre company dedicated to the memory of June 4 opens up about the struggle of keeping the flame alive in Hong Kong... ArtBig StoriesHistoryInterviewsPeoplePerforming Art0 Comments320 views 0
Why Sugarcane Juice Is a Summertime Favourite in Hong Kong Zabrina LoAugust 27, 2019 Central landmark Kung Lee has been making fresh sugarcane juice since 1948 – but it needs to adapt to keep up with the times... A Little BreakCultureFoodPeoplePortraitsTraditionWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments391 views 0
Banned in China, Anthony Wong Finds a New Home in Theatre and Indie Films Elizabeth KerrJuly 25, 2019 One of Hong Kong’s most acclaimed actors has found a second wind after his support for the Umbrella Movement blacklisted him on the mainland.... ArtCinemaCulturePeoplePerforming ArtPortraits0 Comments564 views 0
Art Consultant Alison Pickett’s Favourite Hong Kong Object is a Tiny Tree Catherine ShawJune 5, 2019 A bonsai-like tree in an electrical plug follows art consultant Alison Pickett around her studio... ArtDesignInterviewsPeopleVisual Art0 Comments467 views 0
Hong Kong Modernist Cheung Yee Looks Back at Four Decades of Art Christie LeeMay 16, 2019 One of Hong Kong's leading postwar artists is enjoying a retrospective at Galerie du Monde.... ArtPeoplePortraitsVisual Art0 Comments188 views 0
Hon Chi-fun’s Circles of Life: A Look at One of Hong Kong’s Most Important Artists Christie LeeMay 1, 2019 Pioneering Hong Kong artist Hon Chi-fun passed away just before his final exhibition. We look back at his life.... ArtPeoplePortraitsVisual Art0 Comments563 views 0
Serving the Gods: A Day With a Temple Keeper in Hong Kong Cardin ChanApril 24, 2019 Tung Chung's Hau Wong Temple has stood for more than 250 years – and Hyelyong Tung has the important job of making sure it keeps going.... CultureHeritageHistoryPeoplePortraitsTradition0 Comments369 views 0
Ahead of the Rugby Sevens, Rambo Leung Looks at the Future of Hong Kong Rugby Tobias ZuserMarch 29, 2019 Hong Kong's first Chinese rugby player reflects on the growing success of the sport in Asia.... CulturePeoplePortraitsSport0 Comments1265 views 0
Forgotten Hong Kong Icon: The Last Minibus Sign Maker Billy PottsMarch 19, 2019 Hand-painted signs were once standard in the windows of Hong Kong's minibuses, but as with so many traditional trades, they are at risk of dying out.... DesignPeoplePortraitsProduct DesignTradition0 Comments1626 views 1
Designer Ross Urwin’s Favourite Hong Kong Object Catherine ShawFebruary 27, 2019 We ask Hong Kong creatives to pick their favourite Hong Kong objects, starting with a special neon sign chosen by designer Ross Urwin.... DesignInterviewsPeopleProduct Design0 Comments348 views 0
Local Art: Like its Namesake Bus Line, 1a Space is Quintessentially Hong Kong Christie LeeJanuary 28, 2019 Choi Yan-chi helped pioneer one of Hong Kong's foremost non-profit galleries, watching as the city's art scene flourished along the way.... ArtPeoplePortraitsVisual Art0 Comments324 views 1
In Hong Kong, What is Home? Ellen Pau Tackles the Question In Her 30-Year Retrospective Christie LeeJanuary 1, 2019 The work of pioneering artist Ellen Pau blends the personal and political, abstract and tangible.... ArtPeoplePortraitsVideo art0 Comments776 views 3
Little by Little, Irene Hui Explores A Slower Way of Living in Hong Kong Christopher DewolfDecember 12, 2018 How a market stall in Yau Ma Tei and a space on upscale Chancery Lane became two of Hong Kong's most unusual community spaces. ... A Little BreakBooksCulturePeoplePortraitsWhere To Go, To Play, To Rest0 Comments759 views 1
The Big Ideas Being Lone Figures: Photographer Valentina Loffredo Leanne MirandillaNovember 29, 2018 Fine art photographer Valentina Loffredo picked up a camera on a whim – now she is renowned for her inimitable graphic, minimalist works.... ArtPeoplePhotographyPortraits0 Comments186 views 0
Hong Kong on Instagram: @des.lo Reimagines the Past Leanne MirandillaNovember 21, 2018 Desmond Lo's neo-noir photographs and renderings have something to say about Hong Kong's disappearing sense of identity.... ArtPeoplePhotographyPortraits0 Comments2083 views 0
Canadian Artist Howie Tsui Reimagines Hong Kong as a Ghoulish Hellscape Christopher DewolfOctober 23, 2018 Hong Kong-born Canadian artist Howie Tsui is mining his hometown's culture to create absorbing multimedia works.... ArtPeoplePortraitsVideo artVisual Art0 Comments257 views 0
Born, Raised and Corrupted in Hong Kong: A Chat With Ackbar Abbas Sarah KaracsSeptember 20, 2018 One of Hong Kong's most preeminent cultural thinkers reflects on the nature of his hometown. ... ArtBooksCultureInterviewsPeopleUncategorized0 Comments2025 views 1
Hong Kong on Instagram: @lielaine’s Arthouse Cool Leanne MirandillaSeptember 14, 2018 Elaine Li brings her moody vision of Hong Kong to Instagram.... ArtPeoplePhotographyPortraits0 Comments486 views 0
Ding Ding Stories: Who is Riding Hong Kong’s Trams? Zolima CityMagSeptember 3, 2018 Hong Kong's oldest form of transport may not be its fastest, but its daily commuters value it for something else. ... A Little BreakHeritageInspring ItinerariesInterviewsPeopleSmall Stories & Secret Stories0 Comments622 views 0
