How Keith Macgregor Remembers Hong Kong’s Neon Heritage
Through an exhibition and talk, photographer Keith Macgregor documents Hong Kong’s fading neon era in City of Lights, a vivid archive of signage, stories and cultural memory.
Through an exhibition and talk, photographer Keith Macgregor documents Hong Kong’s fading neon era in City of Lights, a vivid archive of signage, stories and cultural memory.
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