Tobias Berger Strikes Gold: Inside Hong Kong’s Latest Cultural Space
The veteran has big plans for Serakai Studio's new ground-floor space in Wong Chuk Hang, which is as much a salon as a gallery...
Where To Go, To Play, To Rest
Zolima’s Picks: Indie Bookshops on HK Island and in the NT
From Peng Chau to Sai Kung, by way of Wan Chai, these shops offer fascination selections of books and creative spaces for the community to gather...
The Best Harbourfront Promenades in Hong Kong
We set out to explore the many public spaces along Victoria Harbour. Here are five of the best...
Jaffa Lam’s New Adventures: Asteroid J-734
The Hong Kong artist channels celestial inspiration into her latest, deeply personal installations...
Spotlight at Tai Kwun: The Power of Place
Tai Kwun’s performing arts festival returns for its sixth edition with a site-specific roster of works...
China and the Art of Global Trade
The second part of Tai Kwun Contemporary’s ‘Stay Connected’ features 70 artworks exploring the ramifications of global commerce...
Hong Kong’s Indie Bookshops: A Home for Local Comics at Epic One
Hong Kong's local comics continue to thrive in an industrial space that does more than just sell books...
‘Gamer Girls’ Offers a Fresh Take on Hong Kong Esports
Veronica Bassetto and Sophie Yang Fan’s new film explores female camaraderie in the esports arena — and in real life...
Night King: A New Kind of Chinese New Year Film
Jack Ng on how his film Night King represents a shift in the traditional new year fare — and the future of Hong Kong cinema...
Hong Kong Spirits: Magnolia Lab’s Herbal Experiment
How Chinese herbal tea and tonic wine inspired a new kind of liqueur — and a new type of cocktail culture...
Gulnur Mukazhanova’s Art Transforms Felt into Feelings
The Berlin-based Kazakh artist is using a traditional material from her homeland to create an emotional landscape at CHAT...
Hong Kong New Music Ensemble is Making Weird New Music… For You
After nearly 20 years, Hong Kong’s first contemporary ensemble is still breaking ground...
Pirates, Magic and Neon: Tsing Yi’s Chun Kwan Temple
Hong Kong's only neon-lit temple is also unique in another sense: it's dedicated to a god with a very specific purview...
Ron Arad’s Beautiful Things Come to Hong Kong
Creative destruction? Not exactly. A postmodern master is exhibiting his work in Hong Kong, including a remarkable found object...
Don’t Miss These Four Exciting Jazz Concerts
What to expect from the four upcoming shows at The Blue Study Live at the JCCAC in Kowloon...
Hong Kong Indie Bookshops: Can the Reverie Last?
Inside Reverie Bookstore, a passion project that brings together literature and independent music...
Rediscover Old Hong Kong This Winter In These Five Exhibitions
Five exhibitions delve into the life and culture of Hong Kong past, from design objects to built history to a unique literary figure]...
Hong Kong Collectors: Chris Hall’s Amazing Chinese Textiles
After spending decades collecting historic Chinese textiles, Chris Hall is gradually donating everything to the Hong Kong Palace Museum...
What is Oscar Chan Yik-long Doing in Lithuania?
With upcoming shows in Hong Kong and Vilnius, the unconventional ink artist is channelling his own life into his work...
Fresh Wave is Back: What It Means to Filmmakers
Hong Kong’s annual short film festival has proven crucial to developing talent — here’s what to expect...
Here’s What to Expect at Clockenflap 2025
Hong Kong’s top music festival is back with a typically eclectic lineup — and a special focus on regional Asian acts...
Zolima’s Picks: Cafés That Capture the Old Hong Kong Spirit
We’re bringing you a roundup of five eateries that pair vintage décor with fresh creative energy...
What Does Chinese Art Mean Today?
Tai Kwun’s ambitious new two-part exhibition tracks the evolution of art and China since 2008...
The Last Days of Fullcup Planet, a Café With Vintage Hong Kong Flair
How the closure of a classic cha chaan teng led to a new café with strong community roots...
Across Time and Gravity, Kung Siu-ping’s Leap to the Big Screen
After years in the film industry, Kung Siu-ping finally has a movie of his own, thanks to help from legend Sylvia Chang...
Did You Know About Hong Kong’s Million-Object Design Collection?
How designer John Wu amassed an enormous collection of objects that tell the story of Hong Kong...
Hong Kong’s Wartime Hike: Stage Two of the Wilson Trail
This underrated trail features spectacular natural scenery and a lesson in World War II history....